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Thingsmo See at the^?**
Theaters NextJ
l.5 Metropolitan-
til Tim Murphy, Dorothy Sherrod and
I their excellent company are to be at
the Metropolitan tomorrow evening
1 and for the first half of next week. On
this occasion Mr. Murphy presents a
rival of A Texas Steer," the comedy
he made famous nearly ten years ago
by his inimitable characterization of
the Hon. Maverick Brander.
When the late Charles H. Hoyt wrote
A Texas Steer," and gave to it such
a delightful
atmosphereatofthe
for Saturday matinee performance at
an entirely new version of the German
dramatization of an incident in the
life of David Garrick. Some years ago
the elder Sothern produced a comedy
called "David Garrick," written by
T. W. Robertson. For many years
Charles Windham, the' English come
dian, has produced the same play.
$
prairie lif
as well as happenings nationae
capital, he gave to the stage one of its
most entertaining comedies but when
he conceived the character of Maver
ick Brander, the ranch-owner, and
showed how even a peaceful, honest,
law-abiding citizen of Texas could bo
elected at so much per vote and forced
to take his seat in Washington at the
point of a pistol, he introduced a type
that became world famed and which
has since lived in the memory of all
who were fortunate enough to see A
Texas Steer." With the keen judg
ment for which Mr. Hoyt. was noted,
he originally selected for the role o
Brander Tim Murphy. The result has
long been a matter of stage, history.
This now famous comedian stepped into
the role, and not alone made it the
most talked of stage character of its
day, but he was instrumental in mak
ing A Texas Steer" the most success-
ful of all the Hoyt comedies.
Since his memorable triumph in this
role, Mr. Murphy has appeared in any
number of artistic pieces and has cre
ated many delightful charactersso
much so that he is today recognized
as the leader in his particular line and
is one of the most popular players in
the country. His revival of A Texas
Steer" is very artistic and is one of
the most pretentious scenic productions
he has ever had. In fact, it is claimed Zlff^ ^ho comouies
to be the best all-round production of J*
Hoyt's plav ever given, and is pre-1
sented by a cast ot playeis carefully
chosen for their special adaptability to
the characters that have been assigned
to them. A matter of interest is the
reappearance of Dorothy Sherrod in the
role of "Bossy."
"David Garrick's Love," the play
which Walker Whiteside will present
the Metropolitan during his engage- I
ment the latter part of next week, is I
wa always preceded or followed by
another pla in order fill ou^t an
evening's entertainment. In Mr.
Wlhiteside's version, the plot of the
play and treatment of the theme is
greatly elaborated upon, and the action
and telling of the story is strength
ened. The role of Garrick is wonder
fully well suited to Mr. Whiteside's
artistic ability, and affords him ample
scope for the display of his fine talents
along the lines of both comedy and
tragedy.
Mr. Whiteside will open his engage
ment next Thursday evening with
"We Are King," the satirical comedy
by Lieutenant Gordon Kean, in which
he scored such a pronounced hit here
two years ago. It is a comedy of a
superior character, with bright dia
logue, many amusing" complications,
and telling an exceptionally beautiful
love story. The dual role portrayed
by Mr. Whiteside in this pretty piece
of love and intrigue does much to show
the wonderful versatility of this popu
lar and clever actor. "We Are King"
will be repeated at the Friday and
Saturday night performances. Both
plays are artistically and handsomely
mounted and Mr. Whiteside will have
the assistance of the best supporting
company he has ever had.
Haverly's Minstrels, with a new and
original first part and half a dozen
strong vaudeville features in the olio,
will be the offering at the Metropoli
tan for four nights and Wednesday
matinee beginning Sunday evening,
Jan. 14. The vocal corps this season
is said to be the strongest ever heard
in minstrelsy.
George Ade's comedy of western
village life, The Countv Chairman,''
will be the attraction at the Metro
politan for three nights and matinee
commencing Thursday evening, Jan.
Bijou
Among creative types on the Amer
ican stage, none is funnier or offers
greater opportunities for humorous
caricature than that of the tramp or
"hobo," a character that is distinctly
and primarily a native of this country.
As the original delineators of the tramp
for the stage purposes, the authors of
A Son of Kest,'' Broadhurst and Cur
rie 's now famous musical farce comedy,
stands alone. Around and about a
typical hobo'' they have written two
acts of riotous fun, and to further inter
est by contrast, they have given him a
setting of pretty girls wearing stunning
costumes, one laugh-producing comedian
and a wealth of scenery, all of which
conspires to make a remarkable two
hours of,fun. A Son of Best" will
be seen at the Bijou for a week's en
gagement tomorrow at 2.30. This is the
third successful year of this comedy,
and the best company it has had dur
ing this entire time has been carefully
selected for this year. Names well and
favorably known are to be found in the
cast and the famous beautv chorus
thirty in number^is again an import
ant feature. Max Witt, who is respon
sible for the music, has added a num
ber of new hits that are sure to become
popular. A Son of Best" is funny.
The freedom from vulgar lines, the ab
Bonce of suggestive action and the non
existence of immodest costumes are im-
?'he
t.
ortant in the big musical production,
piece will have stagingsthat will
surpass in beauty, brilliancy and effect
most of those now en tour. The cos
turning is said to be of a high and
expensive order. There are a score of
song hits, such as "Has She Only Let
Me Dream an Hour More?" "Ba-
v- nanas," "Possum and the Coon," "De-
ft* -s- mure and Shy," Boaming in the
'Gloaming," "Old Glory," "Pansy, Do
f^, You Lpve Me," to say nothing about
the parodies.
|g' i Auditorium
I?* -J At the Auditorium next week, "The
Darling of the Gods," David Belasco's
W Japanese masterpiece, which celebrated
&*{*. its 110th performance in St. Louis
IF*' Christmas week, and holds record for
jpfr lengthy runs in Europe and Australia,
^V will be the attraction. The fact that
*#-this is the first Belasco play to be
^presented in Minneapolis in several
^.s^years and the scale of prices which
tdow
^will prevail during the engagement en
this announcement with much
i 'tf^more than ordinary interest. In no
)$f. other in this has
"a
/Darlintheater of the Godscountry been offere'dThe at
such rates. The great capacity of the
Auditqrium, coupled with the fact that
it is Mr. Belasco's desire to place hie
efforts within the reach of all playgo
^Piers, make such a scale possible.
'$? "The Darling of the Gods," the
joint work of David Belasco and John
Luther Long, as a drama has taken
its place as a classic. The scenic pro
duction is so heavy that only its beauty
and the unusual strength of the story
it supports, prevent the play from be-
r- ing classed with the "spectacles." The
mounting consists of ten wonderful pic
tures. With a Japanese locale to fur-
18. A strong company, including pair, who are universally esteemed on
Theodore Babcock and George Thatch- the vaudeville circuit. Frank .Burt,
er, will appear in the production.
Week
oiish possibilities, the master mind of
Belasco as a producer could hardly
have failed to bring forth something at
once unique and remarkable, and that
he did so is evidenced by the fact that
this production gained for him the
sobriquet of "The King of Produc
ers.
Miss Percy Haswell, well-known here
because of extended local stock engage
ments, and Bobert T. Haines, the origi
nator of Kara, the principal male role
of the piece, lead the cast. The great
er part of the supporting cast is Mr.
Belasco's personal selection, and hence
requires little comment. It includes
Frederick A. Thomson, Eankin Duvall
and Atkins Lawrence.
Orpheum
Salerno, advertised as the greatest
juggler in the world, will probably be
the most potent attraction at the Or
pheum next week, and if he is not, it
will be because the local theater atten
dants are not up to expert equilibrism
and dexterous manipulation. Salerno
is said tc be so far in the van of the
jugglrng procession as to make com
parison with others of his ilk impossi
ble, but those who know the vaudeville
world assert without hesitation that
there is but one juggler and his name
is Salerno. Out in Frisco, where they
know their vaudeville, Salerno jug
gled from the kingrow for three wee'CS.
One critic said oi him: "Salerno, the
juggler, is called back again and again
and compelled to make a speech. Ilia
reception Monday evening was enthu
siastic enough to make most vaudeville
performers turn green with envy. Sal
erno was entitled to it. His act is re
markably clever as well as sensational*
'The best ever saw,' was the ver
dict of the Orpheum first
nighters.''e
A Parisian dancer who combines
,,3t? i 3Kf
fl
tv
ousl
S
a
er
an( an
David Garrick,'' being very brief, his" memory is still kept green. For the
Ds
i,Dy ~o
th i^
S^fii! agility is Mile. Mignon
ette Kokin, danseuse and chanteuse ec
centrique. One of the prominent and
interesting features of the week's bill
will be Rudolf Horsky and Leono Ber
gere in a comedietta called "He, She
and Me," written by Mr. Horskv and
Will Cressy. Mr. Horsky is a German
actorattention of excellent reputation. who won
off th a
wa 1Da:
managers when
h- member Herr Conreid 's Jrv
Place Theater company. Miss Rer-
.1
.sister of the talented Valerio
is said to have the same vivacity
magnetism.
All Orpheum theater patrons remem
ber James H. Cullen, "the party from
the west." There are probably no bet*
ter story-tellers in the profession than
"Jim." He was here last season and
.en i benefit of the children, large and small
Signor Galletti's dogs and monkeys
will give a miniature circus. They
play awhole comedy by themselves. Two
other turns of widely varving nature
are Kle\ko & Fravoh in grand opera
singing, and Las Fngolas, European
comedy acrobats and pantomimists,
whose efforts are always rewarded by
th,e orthodox "wavp nf kn^t-or waves of laughter.
The kmodrome's subject will be "The
Green Goods Man." 3^
Francesca Redding and company, "In
"Her-Friend from Texas," the eight
Bedouin Arabs, Estelle, Wordette and
company in A Honeymoon in the
Catskills," the Doria trio, Marion Gar
son, the Dionne twin sisters and the
three funny MitchellB will be seen for
the last time tonight.
Uniquev
The Unique will make a strong bid
for public favor next week with H. B.
Chesley and company, which will pre
sent one of the latest vaudeville suc
cesses, "Three Generations." This is
but one of a number of high-class
specialties which will emphasize the
bill at this popular-priced playhouse.
Ted E. Box, an English comedian with
taking tricks enough to keep an audi
ence busy for twelve minutes, is one
of the top-liners of whom great things
are expected. Box is as comical as his
nam and more abrupt in his kaleido
scopic stunts. Gillihan and Bran, in
a comedy sketch which is said to be
a hairraiser, are also down on the pro
gram with an amusing turn. vField and
Hanson, legitimate musicians with
comedy tricks sufficient to vary their
act, are said to be high-class' enter
tainers whose straight methods never
fail to please. A dozen quaint instru
ments are played upon by this clever
comedian and equilibrist, is also in the
bill. Burt was one of the attractions
at the New York Hippodrome the open
ing week, and has been highly success
ful in vaudeville. Every move he
makes is funny, and his burlesque bal
ancing stunts are said to be quite the
most laughable novelty ever under
taken by a performer in his line. May
Neilson, an Irish girl who sings rol
licking songs and does a wild mono
logue, is one of the new faces in vaude
ville who comes well recommended.
Harold Beckrow and Herman La Fleur
will have new illustrated songs this
week, one in particular, "Daddie 's
Little Girl," being a winner. There
will be new pictures descriptive of
humorous subjects, at every perform
ance.
Lyceum
The Lyceum theater will reopen its
doors tomorrow afternoon to the Ralph
Stuart stock company of New York,
one of the foremost organizations in
the country. This is one of those aus
picious events in which the public has
its own way, for from the moment the
Lyceum ceased to present standard
plays each week, the public lost'inter
est in that playhouse. Now that the
public has secured what it insistently
clamored for, there is great rejoicing.
The sale of seats has been phenomenal
since the opening day, and a brilliant
audience will welcome Mr. Stuart and
his fine company of players when the
curtain rises on the matinee tomorrow
afternoon.
The play selected for the opening is
"By Right of Sword," a thrilling ro
mantic drama abounding in strong sit
uations and brilliant dialogue. In this
play Mr. Stuart assumes the role of
a lively young American, a* college
bred man of high spirit, whose love
for adventure gets him tangled up in
Russian intrigues, nihilists' plots, and
likewise in love with a "beautiful Rus
sian girl. There are fierce personal en
counters, the display of fine heroism
and many comedy situations, all hap
pily disposed in a strong, interesting
play. That the play has been one oi
the great successes of recent years is
proven by tb,e fact that Mr. Stuart
has appeared in the role of Richard
Hamilton hundreds of times. The cast
will also include Lewis Stone, formerly
with stock attractions at the Lyceum.
Mr. Stone will have for company such
well-known actors and actresses as
Luke Conness, Frederick Scott, McClel
lan Plowman, George Gilday, Frank
Garfield, Maude Marshall, Mayme Writ
son, Aubrey Beattie, Walter Tager,
Jane Farrefl, Laura E. Lang, Sarah
Whitford and Nellie Jamar.
The Lyceum has recently been re
decorated, repainted and given a gen
eral touching up ,to bring all of its ap
pointments up to the standard of the
best theaters of the country. Patron^
of this theater will be surprised to see
how successfully the management has
catered to their tastes.
Dewey
The Yankee Doodle Girls will be at
the Dewey theater next week. If re-
}ieved,from
)orts other cities are to lje be
this company is one of the larg
est and best equipped oW the road. Two
lively travesties and a brilliant array
of vaudeville talent make up the pro
gram. The opening piece is called
"The Misfitable Insurance Company,"'
and is a take-off on recent interesting
doings* in insurance circles. The com
edy portion is bright and breezy, and
handsomely gowned women take part
in the dancesj-marches and concerted
bits. A grated tableaux, called "The
Spirit of 76," brings the first part to
a close. In fact, during the entire
show there flows a vein of patriotism.
The olio is as follows: Fox & Duball,
singers and dancers: Murphy & Magee,
comedians Anna Yale, Sadie Hustod
and company in a one-act playlet
George Guhl, eccentric comedian Etta
Victoria, the bashful Venus Delapho'u'e,
the human phone, and the Five Bakors
in their death-defying venture, "Loop
ing the Gap."
uA Trip to the Hip
podrome" brings the entertainment to
an end. In this is shown a correct re-
productioW of the famous New York
hippodrome, one of the greatest
amusement enterprises of the century.
The comedy is written around the ef
forts of a gay soubrette to induce a
"Bube" to purchase the Hippodrome.
It gives plenty of scope to the come
dians, as .well as the female portion of
the show.
LLEW1S STONE COMES
BACK TO "HIS FRIENDS
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LEWIS STONE,
leading Man with the Ralph Stuart
Stook Company.
Lewis Stone, the popular leading man
with the Ralph Stuart Stock company,
which begins an extended engagement
at the Lyceum theater next Sunday af
ternoon is widely known in the north
west thru his long association with the
Ferris company at the Lyceum, and his
return will be hailed with delight by
thousands of his admirers. He is a
young actor of much promise, and his
versatility admirably fits him for the
exacting demands of a stock company.
The sale of seats at the Lyceum indi
cates the young star's popularity, as
almost every patron assures himself
that Mr. Stone is to be in the cast. His
first appearance will be in the great ro
mantic drama "By Right of Sword,"
which Mr. Stuart has presented hun
dreds of times thruout the country.
Both stars will be in the opening bill,
and Mr. Stone's admirers will have an
opportunity to observe his work in con
nection with that of one of the best ro
mantic actors on the American stage.
FEAK JENSEN WAS KILLED
Continued Absence of Michigan Hunter
Causes Anxiety.
ESCANABA, MICH.Friends and relatives of
Fred Jensen, who left the city early in Oc
tober to obtain employment In the pineries,
and of whom nothing has been heard since that
time, are fearful that he was killed during
the deer-hunting season and that his body now
lies in the woods, covered with snow. No
significance was at first attached to-the fact
that his family had no word fiom him, and
not until Inquiry at the logging camp for
which he had started had developed that he
had never pat in an appearance there did anx
iety arise. The missing man is 35 years of
age and has a wife and one child.
PARDONS FOR TWO
Montana's Governor Orders Release of
Vain and Ecklund.
HELENA, MONT.Governor Toole has par
doned Albert Vain, sentenced to five vears for
bugrlary. The pardon was granted because of
Valn's studious attention to duties at the peni
tentiary, Lis youth and the fact that he had no
friends to intercede for him. The governor also
pardoned Fred Ecklund.
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Drink Pickwick Rye moderatelv and
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7480, Journal.
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scription solicitor is wanted good position and
pay to the right man. Address Post. Blue
Earth, Minn.
WANTED60 TEAMS TO HAUL ICE FOR
Crystal Ice Co. haul from Cedar lake to 4th
av N and Fremont. Come at once good
sleighing.
WANTEDFIRST-CLASS COMPOSITORS IN
open Job shop outside of city good wages to
good man. Apply, stating experience 5844,
Journal.
LEARN WATCHMAKING, ENGRAVING, OP
tics parn more money oldest school. Min
neapolis Watchmaking School, 7th and Hen
nepin.
WATCHES CLEANED 60c MAINSPRINGS 60c
wariznted one year clocks repaired, called for
and delivered. T. C. 9545, Dobrln, 223 Wash. N
WANTEDFIRST-CLASS SALESMAN FOR
rugs and drapery not less than five years' ex
perience. Call at Dayton's Dry Goods Co.
WANTED FOR MINNEAPOLISA GOOD,
first-class carriage blacksmith steady work
and best of wages. Address 5869, Journal.
WANTEDGOOD JOB COMPOSITOR STEADY
job $21 per week open shop nine hours.
Address Knight Printing Co Fargo. N. D.
FIRSTTCLAS8~DRAUGHTSMAN AND GRADU
ate mechanical engineer would like position on
full or part time. Address 5678, Journal.
WANTJEDBOY 16 YEARS OLD, A FAIR PEN
man must be recommended as to honesty.
E. R. Williamson & Co 245 Hennepin av.
TRAVELING MEN CAN MAKE BIG MONEY
without interfering with their line of busi
ness. CaU or write, 688 Boston block.
SHOES RESOLED IN 15 MINUTES, BEST OAK
soles, sewed, 75c nailed, 50 rubber heels,
40c. S. T. Sorensen, 312 Nicollet av.
EXPERIENCED LUMBER INVOICE CLERK
expert on typewriter for out-of-town posi
tion. Addres.-. 5822, Journal.
WANTEDA FEW GOOD SALESMEN, FIRST
class men. will be given straight salary con
tract. 8 Eastman block.
WANTEDMAN TO DELIVER GROCERIES
experienced, recommendations wanted. W. P.
Hail, 1623 Nicollet av
WANTEDA REGISTERED ASSISTANT DRUG
gist giod wnses to first class man. Address
"V771 TO-_-T,T1
WANTEDREGISTERED ASSISTANT PHARM
acist steady position German preferred.
6029, Journal.
WANTEDSALESMEN OR SALESWOMEN TO
sell household article. Western Novelty Co.,
216 ith st S.
WANTEDFIRST-CXASS WOOD TURNER AND
band sawer. Union Sash & Door Co., 213
8th st 3. _
WANTEDAN EXPERIENCED JOB PRESS
feeder. Apply Ctanford & Dickey Co., 511 2d
av S.
BLACKSMITHFIRST-CLASS MAN FOR GEN
cra wagon wrk and horseshoeing, at 1620 5th
mxumm^mrsiBai
HELP WANTED-MALE
Continued.
8125 MONTHLY AGENTS WANTED STAND.
ard Registry Co., 312 Bank Commerce bldg.
WATCHES CLEANED flj MAINSPRINGS
wan anted one yeat. Paesel's, 22 3d st S.
WANTED*-A CARRIAGE BLACKSMITH HELP-
__er at Ebel & Carlson's, No. 9 11th st N.
^JgELP^W^NTED--FEMALE
MILLINERY AND DRE&8MAXINV~"TAKJGHI
quick, a course in iranie and shape making
only $lo individual Instruction iu all parts
of the trade. We sell stock hats at cost of
material', hats made to order in up-to-date
styles all kinds ot jfancy wire shapes made
to oraer, five apprentice girls wanted at once
for spring season in millinery. Diessmaking
course, $2 per week irencu tailor square
measure uud instruction bock and a course in
cutting waists and sleeves only $5. French,
Englisn, American and all ctuer kinds of sys
tems tor sale at wholesale prices fashion
Journal free. Call or writ* DobbB Bros.. 1003
ftucoUet av.
LEARN EXPERT SHORTHAND AND TOUCH
TYPEWRITING.
bUC*-ess of the average student.
We provide means for that careful, personal
attention and Individual instruction which is so
JL
tn
ta
The Munson Shorthand institute,
Guaranty lioun Building
WANTEDBRIGHT YOUNG LADY STENOG
rapher for general office woik must write good
long hand, be accmate at flguies, spell cor
rectly and willing to accept small salarj until
competent in oui business German preferred.
_Address 5925. Journal.
CLOTHING FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
given away In exchange for work done.at
home at tail piice, call at women's woik ex
change, 216 2U av S. Horn 9 to 10 forenoons?
no ciuldren need go ragged or uncomfortable.
WANTEDAN OFFICE GIRL WHO IS A STE
nographer, expciienced in the fire insurance
line and general office work of a loan. Insur
ance and real estate office. Address 5021,
Journal.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
good income conesponding foi newspapers, tx
peuence unnecebtaij. Send for particulars.
Press Syj^l^a^,_J:!ockport._N._JC:
WANTEDTWO GIRLS FROM 16 TO 20 YEARS
of age for models in the art department at
Stanley hall, 2118 Pleasant av tuition in the
school given for this service.
WANTEDSENSIBLE WOMAN AS HOUSE
keeper for farmer with three children, aged 10
to 14 je*-rs. Good \\aget Address Louis
Schroeder, Perham, Minn.
DRESSMAKERS AND LADIES WHO DO THEIR
own se'ving or employ dressmakers to visit
the Praiss Pattern Rooms, 522 Medical block.
Main 1714 L.
WANTEDSCHOOL GIRL TO WORK FOR
board and loom, no washing or ironing four
room flat 1005 Park av. flat 2. Apply Sun
day. Jan. 7.
WANTEDMIDDLE-AGED LADY FOR HOUSE
keeper, in North Dakota two iu familv, Scan
dinavian preferred good wages. Addiess 5949,
Journal.
DURING JANUARY CATON BUSINESS 00L-
legc, 253 2d av S, in the College block, admits
students, tuition payable after obtaining posi
tions
WANTEDAN EXPERIENCED NURSE FOR
a joung baby must have references
in peison to W. E. Johnson, 303 E 25th st.
WANTEDGOOD COOK AND GIRLS FOR
kitchen work arply immediately. Phone T.
C. 16593-. Rebteurant, 302 Central av.
WANTEDA GIRL TO WAIT ON TABLE
from 12 to 1 Apply tonight or Sundaj at
Bakery Restaurant. 124 4th st S
WANTEDCOMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework good wages, new modern house,
Lowry Hill. 1779 Emerson av S.
WANTED GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework small family modern house good
wages,. Apply 1321 6th st SB.
WANTED TWO EXPERIENCED HAIR
dressers and manicurers at Feely &
Crocker's, 622 Nicollet av.
LADY CLERK FOR DRY GOODS MUST HAVE
experience German preferred. George Simons
& Co., 1007 Main st NE.
WANTEDSEVERAL LADIES TO ADDRESS
envelopes during spare time 75c per thousand.
Address 5362, Journal.
WANTEDGOOD COMPETENT GIRL FOR
general work: must know how to wait table.
Call 2244 Nicollet av
WANTEDMAID FOR GENERAL HOU8E
work small family references required. Call
622 9th st S.
WANTED A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
girl for second work good wages. 1776
Colfax av S.
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
liberal wages paid. 1921 Laurel av, Bryn
Mawr.
TEN GIRLS TO OPERATE POWER SEWING
machines Bra?f.ha Bios.. 100 WashingtDi
av N
WANTEDCOMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework, good wages. Call at 729 10th
av SE.
WANTEDGOOD GIRL
housework. Call Sunday.
FOR GENERAL
8045 16th av S.
WANTEDGIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK
two in family. Jett, 303 Federal building.
WANTED30 MAKERS ON TAILORED HATS.
Bradshaw Bros., 100 Washington av N.
TEN GIRLS TO MAKE WIRE-HAT FRAMES.
Bradshaw Bros., 100 Washington av N.
WANTEDAN EXPERIENCED MANGLE'GIRL.
Call at Phoenix Laundry. 251 lst_av S.
WANTEDA MANGLE GIRL. 915 MARY
place. American Linen Supply Co.
WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work good wages. 3300 2d av S.
WANTEDCOMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Call Main 4131 J2.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.
RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, A
word, no ad less thau 10c daily, 20 words or
less, one week, 60c.
MANAGING
HOUSEKEEPER, HAVING Ex-
perience in hotel, institution and fine lesi
dence work, wants employment have em
ployers' references. Miss M. G. Foster, 2417
W 21st st.
WANTEDBY YOUNG GERMAN LADY. Posi
tion as nuise for care of small children If
'wished can teach them also correct German.
Can furnish best of references. Address 5910,
Journal.
YOUNG LADY WITH OVER FIVE YEARS'
e\pcrience. sdesires position as bookkeepei or
bookkeeper and stenographer can furnish best
of lefeience"* Address 5667. Journal.
WANTEDTO DO AT HOME CHILDREN'S
clothes, shirtwaists and plain sewing by a
competent dressmaker prices reasonable for a
month. Address 1012 22d av NE.
A NEAT, ENERGETIC YOUNG LADY WOULD
like office woik of some kind have knowledge
of sten6graphy, must have position. Address
Stenographer, 1418 E 21st st, city.
POSITIONAS HOUSEKEEPER, BY RELI
able young widow, unincumbered widower's
home preferred. Call afternoons and even
ings 1606 Monroe st NE.
A N AMERICAN WIDOW, MIDDLE-AGED,
would like position as housekeeper or chamber
work can give reference. Mrs. Emma Smith,
Langdon, Minn.
WANTEDBY TRAVELING SALESLADY, Po
sition with reputable firm, can also do first
class demonstrating. Address 5789, Journal.
FIRST-CLASS LADY STENOGRAPHER AND
bookkeeper, four years' experience, wishes po
sition in city. Address 5882, Journal.
YOUNG LADY DESEKES POSITION, DOCTOR'S
or dentist's office geneial office woik or tele
phone switchboard. 5875, Journal
A YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE WANTS
position as clerking or office work. 832 9th
PATIENTS WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED
nurse. Write or call, 222 12th st S.
Male.
RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, J/2c
SITUATIONS WANTED
-Male. ^,f
Continued.
WANTEDPOSITION OF SOME KIND. BY
jouug man 23, six months' office experience
good penman honest and sober references.
Address 5904, Journal.'
SITUATION WANTED AS ENGINEER BY 80-
ber and steady young man will start for
small wages no objection to leaving city. Ad
dress 5494, Journal.
EXPERIENCED GROCERY CLERK DESIRES
a permanent position in a grocery store or
on order route reference furnished. Address
5944, Journal.
GOOD ALL AROUND COOK BTRICTLY
sober, desires position in good hotel or restau
rant. Address B. Cook. P. O. Bo= 66, Ivan
hoe .Minn
YOUNG
A
word no ad less than 10c dally: 20 words or
less, one week, 60c.
WANTEDBY
A~SPECIALTY SALESMAN OF
wide experience wlU be open for engagement
on or before Jan. 15 can furnish satisfac
tory references wiU not consider anything
for less than $1,500 per annum and expenses.
Address 6007, Journal.
YOUNG MAN 23* YEARS OF AGE WOULD
like position as clerk in clothing or genera,
stoie, six years' experience, am a Scandina
vian first-class references and recommenda
tions: North Dakota preferred. Box 637,
Devil* Lake, N. 1).
YOUNG MARRIED MAN, 25, AMERICAN,
with five ears' experience in land and bank
ing business, wants position in small bank
in northwest competent to manage bank and
can invest $2,000. Lock Box Z83, Vernon
Center, Minn.
YOUNG MAN HAVING INTIMATE KNOW
ledge of wholesale, retail and toast lumber
business, six years' experience in various ca
pacities, including accountant, Auditor, assist
ant salesman. Address 5140, Journal.
WANTEDPOSITION BY YOUNG MAN HAS
practical business experience competent book
keeper experienced as high class salesman
good collector highest reference. Addrtu
5621, Journal.
EXIEBIENCED BOOXXEEPEB, RAPID AND
accurate, desires small set of books to keep
evenings, terms reasonable satisfaction guar
anteed. __Address 5281, Journal.
WANTEDA~POSITION OF SOME KIND
have some experience In stationary engineering
and handy with tools know city well. Ad
dress Box 65, Buffalo, Minn.
TT
ITALIAN, GOOD^EDUCATlON,/WANTS POSI
tion age, experience and reference will give
also can teach Italian language by families.
Address 5958, Journal.
MARRIED MAN WANTS POSITION
as engineer, fireman or janitor of large fiat
have license best references. Address 5775,
Journal.
POSITION DESIRED AT ONCE BY A YOUNG
man at present engaged experienced in
bookkeeping and collecting. Address 5359,
Journal,
YOUNG MAN WITH ABOUT TWO YEAR8'
experience In bartering wants position in coun
try town. Address A.-G. Dapper, Cottonwood,
Minn.
WANTEDSITUATION BY RAPID AND Ac
curate stenographer and'bookkeeper salary
$35 a month. AddresB Box 125, Grafton,
N. D.
FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHTSMAN AND GRADU
ate mechanical engineer, would like position on
full or part time. Address 0678, Journal.
CARPENTER, COMPETENT BUILDER, WANTS
work am able foreman can furnish best of
city references. Address 6884, Journal.
BY YOUNG MAN, 22, INSIDE WORK FOR A
month, at low vages neat appearance good
education. Address 5821, Journal.
YOUNG MAN OF 20 WANTS WORK IN CITY
Is very handy around house aud is good bread
baker. Address 5788, Journal.
BAKERYYOUNG MAN, 24, DESIRES POSI
tion to learn trade, good molder, city refer
ences. Box 5384 Journal.
WANTEDWORK IN AUTOMOBILE Busi
ness by an expert. Address 5819, Journal
FINANCIAL.
CHATTEL LOANS.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
Established 25 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. Hiving
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 honorable and confiden
tial dealing to all.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
805-306 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.
CaU, write or telephoneN. W. Main 1770,
Twin City 9378.
Minneapolis Loan Co.,
601-602'Globe Bldg., 22 4th st S.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE LOANS
On Furniture, Pianos, 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.
MONEY AT 6 PER CENT PER ANNUMFRI
vate party wUl make loans of $25 to $50 to
men permanent employed. No security of
any kind. Plan fully explained upon appli
cation. 1114, Journal.
GUILDERS. OWNERS AND PROSPECTIVE
buyers, see me for loans Minneapolis money
no delay, red tape or disappointment phone
Main 1847 J2. E. D. Brown. 738 Lumber Ex
ch.inge.
MONEY SUPPLIED SALARIED PEOPLE, RE
tail merchants, teamsters, boarding houses,
without security offices In 53 principal cities.
Tolman. 020 New York Life building^
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PROP
erty at lowest current rates, payment privi
leges given no delay in closing. Minneapolis
Trust Co., Hennepin av and 4th st.
WANTED$100,000 TO INVEST IN CONSER
vative first mortgages on real estate small
loans net lender 7 per cent. C. M. Lumpkin,
Crookston, Minn.
WE OFFER OUR OWN MONEY TO LOAN ON
improved city propeity at lowest current rates
no delay. The Minnesota Loan & Trust Co.,
313 Nicollet av.
THE EDMUND G. WALTON AGENCY, 300
Hennepin av, are making first mortgage loans.
CaU on them if want to borrow or invest.
4 PER CENT, 5 PER CENT, 6 FEB CENT
money to loan on improved city property no
delay. J. A. Walters, 514 New York Life bldg.
R. D. CONE & CO., 517 GUARANTY BLDG.,
have on hand to loan on improved property
$1,000, $1,500, $2,000, $3,500 lowest rates.
CHOICE BONDS FOB SALE $35,000 6 FEE
cent industrial bonds Al security will bear
investigation. CaU 580 Temple Court.
LOUIS A. HOWARD. 502 ONEIDA BUILDING,
has money on hand to loan on improved city
property. Current rates.
WANTED TO BORROW $3,600 ON IM
proved real estate at Lake Mlnnetonka. Ad
dress 5866, Journal.
WE LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE AT LOW
est rates no delay. Nickels & Smith, 311
Nicollet av.
$10,000 TO LOAN AT CURRENT RATES IN
sums of $2,000 and up. Newhall, 530 Temple
Court.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARMS
no delay. R. Waters, 707 Phoenix Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES NO
delay. Thayer & Gale. 213 N. Y. Life Bldg
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property charges reasonable. 506 Globe Bldg.
TO LOAN$600 ON REAL ESTATE. APPLY
to R. T. Boardman. 537 Andrus buildinz
$100 TO $500 TO LOAN ON REALTY OR
good paper. 322 New York Life Bldg.
WILLIAMS, 434 GUARANTY BLDG., LOANS
on furniture, pianos or any security large
loans a specialty terms to suit borrowers
lowest prices.
AGENTS WANTED
LEARN TO FIT GLASSES BY OUR FREE
book on the eje. it will tell you all about
it. Get a profession that pays you from $75
to $150 per month. The optical profession will
do it for you. No field so pleasant, profitable
or so little worked No longer necessary to
work for someone else at a meager salary.
For a short time only we are sending our
book free. It will teach you to be an optician
and costs you nothing. A postal card will
bring it by retjrn mail, all charges paid.
Jacksonian Optical College, Jackson, Mich.,
Dept. 17.
AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMISSION. THE
greatest agents' seller ever produced, ever}
user of pen and" ink buys it on sight, 200 to
500 per teut profit one agent's sales amount
ed to 620 in sit days another $32 In two
hours. Monroe SIfg. Co 120, La Crcsse,
Wis.
$80 A MONTH SALARY AND EXPENSES TO
men with rigs to introduce our guaranteed
poultrj and stock remedies. Send for con
tract we mean business and furnish best ref
erences.- G. Bigler Co, 522, Spring-
_fleld._lll
DON'T BE HARD UP. YOU'LL MD3S THE
best chance you over had if you delay, best
selling article In the world. Once tried, al
wavs used Circulars free. Address A. W.
-Crlpps, 6012 N Broadway. St. Louis. Mo.
WANTEDAGENTS, ENGLISH, SCANDI
navian, German to represent us in every
Btate in the union big money for right
party. 638 Boston block.
NOTICE
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Brown Barotype company will
be held in the general office of the company
at Minneapolis on Tuesday, Jan. 16, 1906, at
8 p.m., for the- election of directors and any
othfr business properly coming before the
meeting. Fred H. Wendell. Secretary.
Minneapolis, _Minn.,_Jan. 6, 1906.
NOTICESTONE, BRICK AND CEMENT CON*
tractors, chimneys repaired, any kind of mason
woik done. John E. Layne Co., 12}f. Kasota
buUding. Telephone T. C. 2451.
NOTICE TO ATTORNEYS.
For sale, full 6et Minnesota reports and mis
cellaneous law library. M. Dunn, admlnls
trator. 208 Century building.
PROF. C. CARLSON, DIVINE AND MAGNETIC
healer, has removed his office to 222 ^Ucollet
av, room 4, third floor, Minneapolis.
^JBUSnjfiSS^PRO^RTY^^
BUBIlJEsirinioCK^^sl^^
BOARD AND BOOHS
Wanted.
WANTEDBY A GENTLEMAN WITH WIFE
and baby, comfortable quarters in private fam
ily prefer household without children between
Park and Kenwood. We're Just what some
family wants and will pay well for right place.
Address 6785,_ Journal.
A YOUNG MAN, CLERK, WANTS WARM,
light, well-ventilated room, with or without
board, within twelve blocks South Minneap
olis Steel Works describe fully, with prices.
Address 5897. Journal. I
WANTEDROOM AND BOARD FOR ONE
gentleman private family near 31st and Nic
ollet. Addresb 5808^ Journal.
WANTEDFIRST-CLASS BOARD AND ROOM
with prlvpte family will exchange references.
Address 5878. Journal.
WANTEDFIRST-CLASS ROOM AND BOARD
within 10 minutes' walk of gas works. Address
5874, Journal.
WANTEDROOM AND BOARD FOE ONE
gentlemen private family near 31st and
Nicollet
BOARD AND BOOM?
Offered.
BEAUTIFUL SUITE. PRIVATE BATH BIN.
gle room, private bath single room, without
bath. Hotel Waverly.
MODERN ROOM WITH BOARD. HOT WATER,
heat.stattonary bowl, at 1015 Mary place.
PLEASANT ROOM WITH BOARD HOUSE
modern, steam heat. 1117 Hawthorn.
GLAESTOYAOTS
PBOF. C. CARLSON,
Divine and magnetic healer, treats all kind
of sickness, headache, earaches, weak eyes,
deafness, rheumatism and sickness of long
standing. Office, 222 Nicollet av. third floor,
room 4. Hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
MME. ANNA ALPLANALB READS THE
lines of the hands by methods known only to
the gypsies fee $1, ladle* only no business
Sundays. 3044 Fremont av S. Take either
Como-Harriet or Lake st cars. T. O. phone
_7075
DEAD TRANCE MEDIUMPSYCHIC, 810
Nicollet, Room 1 no signs. Send 25c, six
questions, stamped addressed, for psychopa
thlc reading.
CLAIRVOYANTMME. ANDREWS, 1617 3d AV
S. Take 4th av car.
LESSONS IN GERMAN AND FRENCH CON.
versation. grammar and literature by an ex
perienced teacher, private lessons fiOc reduc
tion for classes of four or more. Address 5907,
Journal.
ATTEND THE SCHOOL WHICH STANDS FOR
the highest and best in business ^education.
Rasmussen Business School. Globe building,
St. Paul.
TRANSLATING AND LESSONS IN SPANISH
conversational method. Apply to Mrs. Par
boiii.. 18U4 4th av S
TEACHING IN CUTTING AND FITTING
ladies' suits and coats, by Mrs. O. F. Anderson,
37ufl Lyndale av S.
MUST SACRIFICE100 AMERICAN OIL
Chemical, S2 200 Karrlck Blue Star, $4, 50
Golcntld Lliizard, $6 500 United Min. & Ex-
po'-.. $30 1.000 Gold Queen Min, $8 250 Gold,
field Coming Nation, $15 200 Goldfield Rex
$12 50 Bullfrog Pioneer, $3 50 Goldfield
Peerless, $8 800 Goldfield Frisco Group, $10(
850 Camp Bird Extension, $15. W. I. Cook,
Washington, C. Ohio.
WRITE CONCERNING MINING STOCKS IN.
formation free 31 years' experience stocks
exchanged. W. P. McDonald. 802 Andrus. Mpla.
^YEINGJANDCLEANINJ^
SEND THEM TO US
elegantly located, good income property can
sell for cash or exchange for well-improved
farm, near good town. Cbas. M. Morton,
800-2 Nicollet av.
A PIECE OF BUSINESS PROPERTY, 82%x66
feet, within block aud a half or the court
house, can be bought at a right price, tor
location and particulars, address P. O. Bo\ 59.
FOR RENT FACTORY BUILDING, THREE
floors 6,750 feet elevator central near"
depots and trackage. Huhn Drug Store, 98 REPAIRS FOR oLL STOVESGREAT WEST*
Western.
If you want to have your garment* and house
hold goods well cleaned or dyed. We cater
to both city and country. Send for our prices
which are the very lowest, while our work la
the best -and our establishment Is the oldest,
largest, best and most reliable In the north
west. Twin City Dye Works, 816 NlcoUet av.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works, 725 Hennepin av. Botn phonef-
smmsHire
OUNARD LINE TO EUROPE OLDEST LTNB
crossing Atlantic, Boston, New York to
Qneenstown, Liverpool New York to Gibral
tar, Genoa, Naples, Adriatic. Company
new office. Guaranty building, Minneapolis.
E Carley, manager northwestern department.
EUROPEAN TRAVEL.
Lowest rates to Europe: large up-to-dato
twin scew steamers, excellent accommoda
tions, unsurpassed table new Atlantic service,
Canadian Pacific railway. Northwestern Pas
senger office, 15 3d st S, Minneapolis.
MEDICAL
IF YOU SUFFER FROM POOR CTRCULA*
tlon, indigestion, constipation or nervous
ness, take massage treatments and suggest
ive therapeutics given by Dr. Gurtl Gum
merson, office at 330 Auditorium building.
Office phone, T. C. 3395. Residence, ,120 12th
st K. T. C. 10111.
PHYSICIAN AND TRAINED NURSE TREATS
successfully all chronic diseases, obesitr,
rheumatism, insomnia best methods No 10
7th st S, suite 302. Hulet block. Hours 1 to
6 p.m.
__j^ATENT_ATTOBNEYS INVENTORS, ATTENTIONPATENTS IN ALL
countries promptly obtained, sold, leased, man
ufactured models made 25 years established!
unexceUed reputation lriVentors' book free.
Address Patent Market. St Paul, Minn.
WILLIAMSON Sr MERCHANT, PATENT LAW
ers and solicitors main office. 925-933 Guar
anty building. Minneapolis, Minn. 52 McGlll
building, Washington. D.
_^IANOJ^NDjORG^S__
PIANO BARGAINS.
Flyers for Tomorrow.
Knabe upright, good tone and action. $123.
Crown rpright, good playing order, $120.
Stone upright, good playing order. $75
These are a few samples. Big discounts oa
entire stock
Howard Farwell Co,
Reliable Dealers. 707 Nicollet Av.
STORES, OFFICES AND
LODGEROOMS
APPLICATIONS FOR STORES, OFFICES AND
lodge accommodations in the new A. O W.
building at 308-310-312 Central av, will be re
ceived until Jan. 12. 1906. Apply or caU
C. Bunnell, care Rose Drug Store, 303
Central av.
AUTOMOBILES & BICYCLES
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. NEARLY NEW
1905 Bambler, 18 H. P. side entrance with
new 4-tech tirear. Will consider trade for city
property. Address 5928, Joornal
_^ETgECTIVE^AGjENCmS__ McNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCYPROMPT
service, unequaled facilities, reasonable rates.
References, police headquarters. 210 Kasot*
block. N. W. phone.
PURCHASING AGENTS
640 ACRES CLEAR LAND, NORTH DAKOTA,
to exchange for merchandise or Minneapolis
propern Will assume some encumbrance. In
vebtigate Address 5967. Journal.
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES
KODAK FILM DEVELOPING AND FINISH
ing done expertly, photographic materials, our
business established twenty years. O. H.
Peck Co.. 112 5th st S.
JPROTESSION^L
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, ETC., PERMA
'neutlj removed bj electricity. Miss HoUister,
77 78 Syndicate Black. Pioneer stand of th
northwest. Exclusive specialist
ATTORNEYS
.THE 8WEET8TER-ROCHESTER CO.,
110-811 Lumber Exchange. Minneapolis Best
equipped coUection department In northwest.
FURRIERS
FUR"REMODELING, REPAIRING AND RB
dyeing, one month at summer prices D.
Morris Fur Co.. 79 10th st S. Main 3454.
^JACmNERY____
IRON WORKING AND W^6yW0BBOTGMA-
chtnery large stock of second-hand and new.
Northern Machinery Co., 217 3d st S. MpU.
STOVE REPAIRS
9t a Sxov* Repair Co.. 02 HannertB.