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REFRESHMENTS OBTAINABLE IN
TOWN "ACROSS THE BED."
Minnesota Namesake Has Check on
Gambling Described as "Temporary,
Incident to Change in Municipal Ad
ministration"Woman Sues Yeomen
for $2,000, Value of Son's Insurance
Policy.
Special to The Journal.
Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 23.Grand Forks
bas no lid. This is not because Grand Forks is
not modish, but there is no need of a lid. There
are no suloons to regulate, and eaily closing
would only affect the mercantile establishments,
the hotels and the billiard halls.
A thoro seaich might unearth a few poker
games, but they are of the quiet kind, patronized
largely by acquaintances, and they have nevei
been disturbed.
The liquid refreshments of the city are ob
tained from Bast Grand Forks, just across the
Bed river, and a lid on in that city might be
the means of raising just as strong a protest,
or stronger, in Grand Forks than in East Grand
Forks. The Dakotans take their flyers in Min
nesota and come back in the morning or when
ever they get icadj, and there is no objection on
the part of the city across the Red. The city
was built after the enictment of the prohibition
law in North Dakota, or largely so, and this is
expected. Just now the lid is on the gambling
section in East Grand Forks, but this is de
scribed as just temporary and incident to a
change in municipal administration. East Grand
Forks furnishes all the divertlsement needed by
Grand Folks, and that explains why Grand
Forks has no lid and has never had one.
Woman Sues on Policy.
Mrs. Mary Henderson, who lives in Michigan,
has brought suit in the district court against
the Brotherhood of American Yeomen to recover
$2,000, the value of an insurance policy carried
by her son, Albert Henderson, who was killed
in a logging camp near Cloquet, Minn., nearly
a year ago The brotherhood resisted payment
on the grounds that Henderson was engaged in
a prohibited occupation at the time of his death.
A board of arbitration, made up of members of
the local brotherhood, decided that Mrs. Hender
son should be paid ?1,200. This was not satis
factory, and suit was brought to recover the
foil amount of the policy.
Call for Drainage Meeting.
J. L. Oashel, president of the North Dakota
Drainage league, will try to arrange a meeting
of delegates from the drainage leagues of Minne
sota, North and South Dakota and a representa
tive of the Canadian government, to be held in
this city early ne\t month. The meeting will
be called for the express purpose of discussing
the overflow of the Bed river, and the date
of the meeting will be left to Premier Laurier,
who will be asked to send representatives to the
conference.
Bankers Choose Fargo.
At a meeting of the executive council of the
North Dakota Bankets' association, held in this
city, it was decided to hold ttie annual meet
ing of the association this year at Fargo, be
ginning July 10 At the close of the conven
tion, which will continue two or three days, an
.excursion trip will be taken thru Yellowstone
park. W. C. MacFadden and L. B. Hanna,
Fargo, were appointed a committee to have In
charge the excursion feature.
Hans A. Aarstad was adjudged insane by the
Traill county insanity board at Hillsboro, and
has been ^committed to the insane hospital at
Jamestown He got into the limelight at Wash
ington last December, when he was arrested on
the White House grounds. He explained that
he had come to ask the president to release
him from a hjpnotic spell. He was detained
in Washington several days and was then re
turned to Hillboro Since then he was em
ployed as a farm laborer, and showed signs ot
returning insanity and was promptly taken in
charge. He was an inmate of the asylum in
Washington state previous to coming to this
state, about seven years ago.
The evidence of the husband was taken in the
district court befbie, Judge. Fisk in the case of
James A Watkins against Ida Watkins. They
were married at Winnipeg the day before Christ
mas. 1901, and the wife is charged with desert
ing the new ly-fonned household the day before
New Years. This was in Winnipeg, where Mrs.
Watkins, stil.l live+ The husband is a section
mon ns
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have contracted othe family ties. The action
was started a year ago but nothingm,* had," been
heard of Watkins for several months, and Mrs.
Watkins made a trip to Grand Forks for the
purpose, it is said, of urging him to get busy
and get the divoice
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TOT HAS NAEEOW ESCAPE^
Infant Child Found Unconscious in
Snow by Parents.
BOWBELLS, N. The 3-year-old son of Max
Runnke came near meeting his death in rather
a peculiar manner. His Daients had gone to
visit a neighbor, leaving the child in bed asleep.
On returning they were surprised to find the lit
tle fellow out in the yard lying face downward
in the snow and all but dead. He was clad
only in his nightdress and his limbs were rigid
as if frozen. A physician hastilv was sum
moned and restoratives applied, but it was some
time before the child was out of danger. It
seems that the boy had awakened, and, discov
ering the absence of his parents, had started out
in search of them. He had gone but a short
distance when he was overcome by the intense
cold and lay for some time in the snow before
the .fortvnate return of his parents, who dis
covered hJm.jrst in the nick of time.
WARRANT FOR GIRLS
Ada Benfield and Companion to- Be
Taken Back to Minot.
FABGO, N. D.Chief of Police Smith of Ken
mare passed thru here en route to St. Louis
where he goes to bring back Ada Benfield, the
15-year-old girl, the sensational story of whose
arrest there was recently printed. The girl,
when arrested, gave the name of Loralne Fair
fax, and said she had left her home at Minot
tecause her father did not treat her well.
Myrtle Wallace, with whom the Benfield girl
went to St. Louis, also was arrested, but later
the police released both girls. Chief Smith has
a warrant for the Benfield girl, charging her
with the theft of $190 from a Bohemian neigh
bor at Keumare. He also has a warrant for the
Wallace woman, charging her with enticing the
Benfield girl from home.
MURPHY ON STAND
Defendant in Fargo Trial Denies All
^Charges.
FARGO, N. Major J. S. Murphy was on
the stand yesterday in his own behalf in the
Case of the state against him on the charge of
forging Ward county load warrants.
His direct examination was in the nature of
a general denial of the charges against him. He
told a plausible story in connection with the
road taxes, and explained away many things
that were regarded as strong points by the
state. His chief contention is that the action
was brought as a political prosecution. He
claimed that, as agent of a big eastern trust
company, he had loaned hundreds of thousands
of dollars In Waid county, and the case was
for the purpose of discrediting him with the
capitalist.
ESTABLISHING COLONY
Order of St. Benedict Settles in Sas
katchewan Valley.
FARGO, X. D.Prominent members of the
Order of St Benedict are establishing a large
colony of German Catholics in the Saskatchewan
valley in noithwestem Canada. H. J. Has
kamp of St. Cloud, Minn who is one of the
promoters of the movement, sa\s there are now
5,000 colonists the valley, the largest colony
of its kiutl on the continent. The Benedictines
have ten chuiches there, and will eaily begin
the work of erecting a co'le^e. The rlans call
for a stone building 80\240 feet in *ize This
work is in charge of Father Alfred, formerly of
the Assumption church, St. Pavl. The new
college will be located at Muenster. a thriving
town in the center of the colony.
CATTLE CANNOT FEED
Reports of Suffering Among Stock at
Crow Reservation.
CROW AGENCY, MONT.From the cattle
ranges on the upper half of yie reservation
comes a report of great suffering among the
stock winterins there. The recent heavy snow
"storm has ccvered the ground with foi'r feet
of snow at places, and owing to the crust that
formed over the early snows of November, cat
tle have freat difficulty in feeding. Cows that
were shipped in late las^fall, being then in
poor condition, are the wofll sufferers, many of
them perishing. Sheep are also suffering greatly.
It has beea ftund necessary to build bis plows
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From Being Siek
JBY A MOTHER WHO KNOWS
Every mother should avoid the possi
bility of sickness befalling her chil
dren in this season. And. of course,
most mothers do honestly try to avoid
such possibilities, but many do not ap
preciate the one great essential.
Feed the little folks good, healthful,
pure, strengthening food and there need
not be any fear.
For many years physicians have pre
scribed malt extracts) which contain a
large percentage of maltose, or malt
sugar. Malta-vita, the crisp, delicious
whole-wheat food, contains from eight
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Malta-Vita, on account of its large
percentage of maltose, is easily diges
tible and readily assimilated by the hu
man economy, forming rich, healthy
blood, is especially beneficial for chil
dren, and it is so good to eatnot at
all* like the tasteless variety of break
fast foodsthat the little ones always
welcome its appearance on the table.
Mrs. Miles McCormick of South
Bend, Ind., says: "We had almost de
spaired of finding something our baby
could eat without beiBg distressed. Ke
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er from constipation and a general de
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
of
"GENERAL CONTRACTING COMPANY."
Know all men by these presents, that the
undersigned, citizens of the state of Minnesota,
do hereby associate themselves together as a
body corporate, pursuant to Title Two (2),
Chapter Thirty-four (34) of the General Stat
utes 1884 of the state of Minnesota, and the
amendments thereto, and do hereby adopt the
following articles of incorporation, to-wit:
ARTICLE I.
The name of this corporation shall be "Gen
eral Contracting Company."
The general nature of its business shall be
the buying, owning, improving, selling and deal
ing in lands, tenements and hereditaments, real,
mixed and personal estate and property.
The principal place of transacting the busi
ness of this corporation shall be the city of
Minneapolis, county of Hennepin and state of
Minnesota.
ARTICLE II.
The time of the commencement of this cor
poration shall be the first day of February, A.
D. 1906, and the period of its continuance shall
be the term of thirty (30) years from and after
said date.
ARTICLE III.
The amount of the capital stock of this cor
poration shall be Fifty Thousand Dollars
($50,000), to be paid in from time to time as
the board of dlreotors shall prescribe.
ARTICLE IV.
The highest amount of indebtedness or lia
bility to which this corporation shall at any time
he subject shall be Twenty Thousand Dollars
($20,000).
ARTICLE V.
The names and places of residence of the
persons forming this corporation are as follows,
to-wit:
Arthur J. Leahy, residing at Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
William J. Prendergast, residing at St. Paul,
Minnesota and
Morris Seyferth, residing at Minneapolis, ifin
nesota.
ARTICLE VI.
The names of the first board of directors of
this corporation are as follows, to-wit: Arthur
J. Leahy, William J. Prendergast and Morris
Seyferth, who shall hold their offices until the
annual meeting of this coiporatlon on the first
Monday in' February, 1906, or until theii suc
cessors are elected and qualify and Arthur J.
Leahy shall be president and William J. Pren
dergast shall he secretary and treasurer and
Morris Seyferth shall be vice president of this
corporation until the annual meeting in Febru
ary. 1906, or until their successors are elected
and qualify.
The annual meeting of this corporation shall
be held on the first Monday of February in each
ear, and the government of this corporation,
and the management of Its affairs, shall be
vested in a board of three (3) directors, who
shall be elected by the stockholders at the an
nual meeting of the corporation, and in a presi
dent, vice president, secretary and treasurer,
who shall he elected by said board of directors
al their first meeting, which shall be held on
the day of the annnal meeting of the corpora
tion, and whose terms of office and powers and
duties shall be prescribed by 4he by-law/ of
the corporation. Any two of said offices, except
that of president and vice president, may be
held by one person.
ARTICLE Vir.
The capital stock of this corporation shall be
divided into Five Hundred (500) shares 'of One
Hundred Dollars ($100) each.
In witness whereof the undersigned have here
unto set their hands and seals this eighteenth
(18th) day of January, 1906.
ARTHUR .T. LEAHY, (Seal
WILLIAM J. PRENDERGAST, (Seal
MORRIS SEYFERTH. (Seal.)
Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of
Clarence E. Drake, John B. Atwater.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Hennepinss.
On this eighteenth (18th) day of Januaiy,
1906, before me, a notary public within and for
said county, personally appeared Arthur J.
Leahy, William J. Prendergast and Morris Sey
ferth. to me well known to be the same persons
described in and who executed the foregoing In
strument, and severally acknowledged that they
executed the same as their free act and deed
CLARENCE E. DRAKE.
(Seal.) Notaiy Public,
Hennepin Counts, Minnesota.
My commission expires Aug. 16, 1912.
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to remove the snow. ShPepmen have been'feed
tag hay and corn for the past four weeks. ^$^^^^^^^$^^^^^$^^^^
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ARTICLES OF INC0BP0RATI0N
of
"MINNEAPOLIS FUEL & SUPPLY COMPANY."
Kn all men by these presents, that the
undersigted, citizens of the state of Minne
sota, do hereby associate themselves together
as a body corporate, pursuant to title two (2),
chapter thirty-four (34), of the general statutes
1894, of the state of Minnesota, and the amend
ments thereto, and do hereby adopt the follow
ing articles of incorporation, to-wit:
ARTICLE I.
The name of this corporation shall be "Min-
neapMIs Fuel & Supply Company."
Tlu general nature of its business shall be the
buying, owning, improving, selling and dealing
in lands, tenements and hereditaments, real,
mixed and peisonal estate and property.
The principal place of transacting the business
of this corDor_tion shall be the city of Minne
apolis, count/ of Hennepin and state of Minne
sota.
ARTICLE II.
The time of the commencement of this cor
poration shall be the first day of February,
A. D. 1906, and the period of its continuance
shall be the term of thirty (30) years from and
after said date.
ARTICLE III.
The amount of the capital stock of this cor
poration shall be ten thousand dollars ($10,-
C00). to be paid In from time to time as the
board of directors shall prescribe.
ARTICLE IV.
The highest amount of indebtedness or liability
to whien this corporation shall at any time be
subject shall be twenty thousand dollars ($20,-
000).
ARTICLE V.
Tie names and places of residence of the per
sons fo.-ming this corporation are as follows, to
wit:
Arthur J. Leahy, residing at Minneapolis,
Minn.
WllHam J. Pendergast, residing at St. Paul,
Minn. and
Mjrris Seyferth, residing at Minneapolis, Minn
ARTICLE VI.
The names of the first board of directors of
this corporation are as follows, to-wit: Arthur
J. Leahy, William .T. Prendergast and Morris
Sevferlh who shall hold theh- offices until
the annual meeting of this corporation on the
first Monday In February, 906, or until their
successors are elected and qualify and Arthur
J. Leahy shall be president, and William J.
Prendergast shall be secietary and treasurer, and
Morris Seyferth shall be vice president of this
corporation until the annual meeting in Febru
ary, 1906 or until their successors are elected
and qualify.
The annual meeting of this corporation shall
be held on the first Monday of February in each
year, and the government of this corporation,
and the management of its affairs, shall be
vested in a board of three (3) directors, who
shall be elected by the stockholders at the
annnal meeting of the corporation, and in a
president, vice president, secretary and treas
urer, who shall be elected by said board of
directors at their first meeting, which shall
be held on the dav of the annual meeting of
the corporation, and whose terms of office, and
powers and duties, shall be prescribed by the
by-laws of the corpoiation. Any two of said
offices, except that of president and vice presi
dent, may be held by one person.
ARTICLE VII.
The capital stock of this corporation shall be
divided into one hundred (100) shares of one
hundred dollars ($100) each.
In witness whereof, the undersigned have
hereunto set their hands and seals this eighteenth
118th) day of January. 1900.
ARTHUR LEAHY, (Seal.)
WILLIAM .T. PRENDERGAST, (Seal.)
MORRIS SEYFERTH. (Seal.)
Shrned seiled and delivered in presence of
Clarence E. Drake,
John B. Atwater.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Hennepin.ss.
On this eighteenth (18th) day of Januarv, 1906.
before me, a notary public, within and for said
county personally appeared Arthur J. Leahy,
William 3. Prendergast and Morris Seyferth. to
be well known to be the same persons described
in snd who executed the foregolnsr Instrument,
and sevrallj acknowledged that they executed
thp same as their fiee act and deed.
[Seal.] CLARENCE E. DRAKE.
Notary Public, nennepin County, Minnesota.
My commission expires Aug. 16, 1912.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF HENNE
pinss In Probate Couit.
In the matter of the estate of William Vro
man, deceased.
The petition of Charles E. Vroman having
teen duly n,ade and filed in this court, r.epie
senting among other things that one William
Vroman, who resided last -jrior to his death at
Madison, in the state of Wisconsin, died at
Madison, in the county of Dane, state of Wis
consin, on the 1st dav of Ma 1896, seized of
an estate of Inheritance in certain lands in the
county of Henne: in, state of Minnesota, de
scribed in said petition, and that said petitioner
has an interest in said lan^s, and that more
lhan five v-'ars have elapsed since the death of
said WillUm Vioman, deceased, and that no
will has been probated, and administration has
not been granted or haO of said estate in thi3
state, and praying that the descent of said lands
and of the interest of said petitioner therein be
this court determined and said lands assigned
to such persons as may be entitled thereto by
law.
Now, therefore, it is oidered that the said
petition be heard pt a term of this court to he
held at the courthouse, in the city of Minne
apolis, in said county of Hennepin, state of Min
nesota, on Tuesday, the 13th day of February,
A. D. 1900. at 10 o'clock a.m.
It is fuither ordered, that notice of said hear
ing of said petition be given by {he nublication
of this oi iev once in each week for three suc
cessive weeks in the Minneapolis Journal, a daily
newspaper printed and published in said Henne
pin county.
F. C. HARVEY, Judge of Probate.
Dated Jan. 15. 1906.
PB0P0SALS FOB CONSTRUCTION.OFFICE
Constructing Quartermaster, Fort Afslnniboine,
Montana, January 18 1906.Sealed proposals,
in triplicate, will be received here until 11 a.m
Mountain time. February 19, 1906. and then
opened, for construction of a bacterial sewage
puiificntion plantplan Spl. 2-707. at Fort As
siuniboine, Montana, in accordance with plans
and specifications to be seen at this office, also
at office of chitf quartermaster, department of
Dakota, &t. Paul Minn., at of face of chief quar
termaster, department of the Lakes, Chicago,
Illinois at office of depot quartermaster, Army
building. New York city, and at office of depot
quartermaster. St. I/mis. Missouri, where instruc
tions to bidders and blank form of
i CHATTEL LOAMS.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co..
M- Established 25 Years,
fM i Loans
proposals
will he required. X'nguaranteed bids will not be
considered. The government reserves the right
to reject or accept any or all bids, or any part
thereof. Envelopes to be indorsed. "Proposals
for Construction of a Sewasre Purification Plant"
and addressed to Captain J. B. McDonald, Con
structing Quartermaster
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 cosft. 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
seivlee. Our record and reputation tor the
past 25 years insures honorable and confiden
tial dealing to all.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
805-306 Bank of Commerce Bldg.,
1st ay S and 4th st.
ABE Y0V LOOKING
_,. For a Friend
H" To Loan You Money?
-W loan on furniture, pianos, salaries,
horses, wagons, etc. Low rates, easy terms.
Open Monday and Satin day till 9 p.m.
Call, write or telephoneN. W. Main 1770,
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Minneapolis Loan Co.,
601-602 Globe pidg., 22 4th st S.
CHATTEL M0&.JGAGE LOANS
On furniture, Pianos, Hoi-bes,
Wagons, Warehouse Receipts, etc
Lowest and best lates.
Minneapolis Financial Co.,
406-408 New York Life Bldg.
Telephone. N. W. Main 409-L2 T. 0. 8082.
BUILDING LOANS MY SPECIALTY MY PLAN
is simple and satisfactory both to owners
and coutiactors no bond, delay or disap
pointmeut. Write, see or phone me for particu
lars, hi. l. Brown, 738 Lumber Kxebauge.
MONEY AX 6 .& CENT PxB ANNUM: PRI
vate party will make loans of $25 to $50 to
men jer.nanently employed no security, plan
explained upon application. 1114, Journal.
MONEY SUPPLIED SAJ,ARIED PEOPLE, BE
tail merchants, teamsters, boarding houses,
without necurity offices in 58 principal cities.
Tolman. 020 New York Life building,
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPBOVED 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 GONSEB
vatlve first mortgage on real estate small
loans net lender 7 per cent.* C. M. Lumpkin,
Crookston, Minn.
WE OFFJ_R 0UB OWN MONEY TO LOA-ToS
improved city property at lowest current rates
no delay. The Minnesota Loan & Trust Co.,
813 Nicollet av.
MONEY TO LOAN JON MINNESOTA AND
Nortn Dakota farms. Johnson-Van Sant Co.,
Bank of Commerce building, Minneapolis,
Minn.
THE EDMUND G. WALTON AGENCY, 800
Hennepin av, are making first mortgage loans.
Call on them if you want to borrow or invest.
4 PEE CENT, 5 PEB' CENT, 6 PEB CENT
thoney to. loan on improved city property no
delay. J. A. Walters, 514 New York Life bldg.
CONE & CO., 617 GUABANTY BLDG.,
have on hand to loan on Improved property
$1.000, $1,500, $2,000. $3.500 lowest rates.
WANT TO BOBBOW $4,000 EIBST MOBTGAGE
on up-to-date residence iropsity only priu
cipals need apply. Address 3032, Journal.
LOUIS A, HOWARD. 602 ONEIDA BUILDING,
has money on hand to loan on improved city
property. Current rates.
WE LOAN ON CITY SEAL ESTATE AT LOW
ebt rates no delay. Nickels & Smith, S ll
Nicollet a v.
HONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARMS
no delay. M. R. Waters, 707 Phoenix Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST BATES NO
delay. Thayer & Gale. 213 N. Y. Life Bldg.
MONEY LOANED, FLBST OB SECOND MORT
gages and other good security. _305 N. Y. Lifu.
$100 TO $500 TO 10AN ON REALTY~0il
__good paper. 322 New York Life bldg,
WILLIAMS, 434 GUABANTY BLDG., LOANS
on furniture, pianos, or any security large
loans a specialty terms to suit borrowers
lowest prices.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT, LARGE OB SMALL,
highest price paid money loaned. M. L.
Cohen, diamond broker, 29 Washington av S.
BICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property charges reasonable. 506 Globe Bldg.
MEDICAL
MEDICAL BATHS AND TBEATMENT FOB
women only in your home, for weakness, ner
vous diseases, rheumatism and paralysis
please try my method before you go to the
Hot Springs I can help you. "Mrs. F. Lem
strom, doctor of massage from Finland. 307
W 15th st hours, 2 to 4. T. C. phone 9220.
IF YOU BUFFER FBOM P00B CLRCULA
tion, indigestion, constipation or nervous
ness^ take massage treatments and" suggest
ive therapeutics given by Dr. Garli Gum
merson, office at 330 Auditorium building.
Office phone, T. C. 8395. Residence, 120 I2tb
at S. T. O. 1011^,
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successfully a.H i^qntaT* (jdaeiises. obesity,
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ist cures every case. Write for pamphlet,
mailed- free. 1219 Hawthorn av, Minneapolis.
AGENTS WANTED
SALESMEN TO SELL OUB GOODS TO GEN
eral* stores, clothiers, druggists and grocers
fine sidelines, big profits, liberal terms. Model
Mfg. Co., Box L, South Bend, Ind.
WANTEDAGENTS TO SELL STOCK SOUND,
attractive proposition large wages to right
men. Address I.- L. & D. Co.. 701 Drexel
_Jrilding Philadelphia, Pa.
SALESPEOPLE EVERYWHERE, BIG BE
mand, clean work sella for quarter, costs 7c.
Address with stamped envelope for reply, 7877,
Journal.
WANTEDGOOD AGENTS Td~CANVASS~BESI
dence district with a new line. Good money
for live men. Room.303, Hulet block.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL GOOD ABTI
cles no experience heeded. Call 114 Wash
ington av S. room 15.
__PAlENTATTORNE^__ INVENTORS. ^ATTENTION!PATENTS IN
all countries promptly obtained, sold, leased,
manufactured models made twenty-five
years established unexcelled reputation in
ventors' book free. Address Patent Market,
St. Paul, Minn.
WILLIAMSON & MEBCHANT, PATENT LAW
yers and solicitors main office, 925-933 Guar
anty building, Minneapolis, Minn. 52 McGill
building, Washington,1
1
can be procured. All proposals previously re
ceived have been rejected. "Work to begin when
frost is out of ground in the spring of 1906.
Bidders a.-e informed that they must subm^f pro
posals complete in everr "detail for oing this
work, and must state the time they will com-I ft APP1PT fiT."E.AKrTNrfl UTTfJ MTPfl
mence and complete the work. A guarantee in I rlic-^cdL^iS-^!^
the amount of 10 per cent of amount of ii _y_m._c0LAR jfJ_Ol-Li, SEND YOUR CAB-
D.
UNEXCELLED MINING PROPOSITION WILL
surely make good ground-floor price for short
time. Don't fail to look into this. Address
7.J91, Journal.
WRITE CONCERNING'MINING STOCKS IN
formation free 31 years' experience stocks
exchanged, W. P. McDonald. 802 Andrus. Mpls.
^JBUgKE^JgOPERTY^^
FOR RENT66 OR 132 FEET OF FRONTAGE
on 4th st N near 2d av, heart of the while
sale district, to lease for 50 or 90 years,
4 per cent basis ten year revaluation. Yale
Realty Co.
FOB BENT FACTORY BUILDING, THBEE
floors 6,750 feet elevator central near
depots and trackage. Huhn Drug Store, 98
Western.
TWIN CITY DYE WOBKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents'
clothing and all household goods. 816 Nicollet.
N0BTH STAR" DYEING~AND"FBENOH~DBY
cleaning works. 720 Hennepin av. Both phone/.
JPROE^SIONAJL
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, ETC., PEBMA
nently removed by electricity. Miss Holllster,
77-78 Syndicate Black. Pioneer stand of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
^PHOTOGRAPHIC^SUPPI^S^ KODAK FILM DEVELOPING AND FINISH
ing done expertly photographic materials, our
business, established twenty year*. O. H.
lJecK
Co 112 5th st S.
^ANIJOJNCEMENTS^
CUT BATES ON HOUSEHOLD G00 D3 TO CHI
cago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points. 3est of service and
lowest possible tates. Write or call on tha
Boyd Transfer & Storage Co.. 46 S 3d st.
^ATTORNEYS^
THE SWEETSTEB-BOCHESTEB CO.,
810-811 Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis. Best
equipped collection department in northwest.
EUR REMODELING, REPAIRING AND BE
dyeing, one month at sumuiei prices. D.
Moms Fur Co.. 79 10th st S. Main 3454.
^ffiAOHINERY^
IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA
chlnery, large stock of secoutl-hand and new.
Northern Machinery Co.. 217 3d st a. Mpls.
pets, rugs tc the Mpls. Carpet Cleaning & Rug
i-actory. 112 4th st N. Main 3227: T. C. 9495
STOVE REPAIRS
era Stove Repair Co., SX2. Hennepin.
HELP WANTED-MALE
WANTEDFOB THE U. 8- XAEXNE OOBPS,
unmarried men between the ages oV'il and 35,
able-bodied, of good character and temperate
habits, cltlaens of the United States, or who
have legally declared their Intention to become
such must speak, read and write English
marines serve at sea on men-of-war in all
parts of the world, on land in our island pos
sessions and at navy yards in the United
States. Recruits desiring service in the Phil
ippine Islands may be enlisted accordingly.
Apply at 167 3d st, St. Paul, or SO Waah
lngton av S, Minneapolis.
MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO LEARN
plumbing trade pays $5 day after com
pleting course of practical instruction
at home or in our schools. Graduates
admitted to union and Master Plumb
ers' association. Positions secured. Spe
cial tuition price to residents of Min
neapolis, $25. Coyne Bros. Co., Plumb-
1 ing Schools, New York Chicago, 8t
Louis. Mo., Cincinnati, 0. Free catalog.
OOP OOOO'OOOOOOO
LEARN SHOBTHAND.
Our course of Instruction is the best, most
simple and practical. The wonderful success
of our graduates, and our inability to fill all
the applications for stenographers is the proof.
The Munson Shorthand Institute,
Guaranty Loan Building.
WANTEDFOB U. S. ABMY: ABLE-BODIED,
unmarried men, between ages of 21 and 85
citizens of United States of good character
and temperate nabits. who can speak, read
and write English. For information apply to
Becrultlng Olticer, Phoenix Building or Com
mercial Hotel, St. Paul, or 324 First avenue S.
Minneapolis, Minn.
FIBEMEN AND BBAKEMEN ON MINNESOTA
and other lallroads. experience unnecessary.
Firemen $70, become engineers and earn $150.
Bi'akcmen $65, become conductors and earn
$140. Name losition preferred. Stage age.
Unequal'd opportunity for strong, ambitious
young men. Address Hallway Association,
74S0. Journal.
WANTED AT ONCE
Experienced male bill clerk, $50, $60.
Telegraph operator and stenographer, $65.
Several stenographers for banks and lum
ber Arms in N. D. and Minn.
Several first-class stenographers for city,
S. A. Morawetz & Co., 500 Kasota Bldg.
SALESMANWANTED AN EXPEBIENCED
traveling salesman, thoroughly familiar with
general store and grocery trade of North Da
kota and northern Minnesota must be earnest
and a gentleman no trunks or samples high
class he use. Address 8070. Journal, Minne
apolis. Give references.
YOUNG MEN WANTED FOB THE V. 8. NAVT,
ages 17 to 35 years pay $16 to $70 per month,
according to ratings first outfit of clothing
free good opportunities offered for advance
ment. Apply at navy recruiting station, Boom
508 Postottlce building, Minneapolis.
WANTJbDGOOD AGENTS IN MINNESOTA,
North and South Dakota, and north Wisconsin
by the Continental Casualty Co. Health and
accident Insurance. Best contracts, ratea and
commissions. D. H. Evans, state agent, 310
Andrua building, Minneapolis.
WANTEDA FEW A HALFTONE FINISH
ers and etchers non-union permanent posi
tions guaranteed capable men. Write or ap
ply with reference and samples of work. B.
R. Donnelley & Sons, Plymouth Place and
Polk st, Chicago.
WANTEDEVEBY MOTHER'S SON AND
daughter to buy a box lunch, 10 and 15
cents, at Corn Exchange Confectionery Stand,
operator Phoenix building lobby, A. 3.
Wlrth's candy store and 126 7th at N.
WANTEDSHIPPING CLERK FOB WHOLE
sale grocery business, must be thoroughly
familiar with this line. Address, giving refer
ences and name of last employer. 3. Allen
& Co.. 201 E 3d st, St. Paul.
TEN MEN ON A SPLENDID PROPOSITION
a new article for families, and sold on the
credit plan pays $10 $40 weekly, according
to ability. C, F. Adams. 76-78 7th st S,
Minneapolis, Minn.
FBEE HAIR CUT AND SHAVE AT MOHLEB
Barber College also wants men to learn bar
ber trade cull or write for free illustrated
catalogue. 221 2d av S, Minneapolis. Minn.
establlsted 1S93._
A FIRST-CLASS EXPEBIENCED CLOTHING
salesman to go to Dnluth Scandinavian pre
ferred bring references. Call at 310 Nicollet
av, from 10 to 11 a.m., and ask for Wm.
Goldstein,
PLUMBING SCHOOL.
Special rates for two 'months' instruction
day class $25. Practical School of Plumbinf
and Heating, 3639 Nicollet av. Minneapolis.
WATCHES CLEANED, 60o MAIN SPRINGS,
50c warranted one year clocks repaired,
called for and delivered. Telephone T. C.
948. Chas. Horwitz, 308^ Washington av N.
WANTEDPHYSICIANS TO REPBESENT A
line of specialties to the medical profession
by a well-known house in the east. Address
Nelson, V. O. Boy 996, New York.
WANTEDLADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO
canvass St. Paul, Minneapolis, Stillwater, 445
permanent also travelers, $18 per week. Come
at, once. 575_Canada st, St. _Paul:
A COMPLETE SCHOLABSHIP~XN LEADING
Minneapolis business academy for sale at half
price if taken at once. Other business reason
for selling. Address 8051, Journal.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EABN
good income eonesponding for newspapers, ex
perience unnecessary. Send for particulars.
Press Syndicate, Lockport. N Y.
WANTEDEXPEBIENCED GBOCEBY OLEBK
to take charge of grocery department, North
Dakota, general store. S. A. Morawetz &
Co., 500 Kasota building.
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED WINDOW
trimmer state experience, where last em
ployed and salary expected. Address P. O.
box 455, St. Paul, Minn.
JOB COMPOSITORS, THBEE, $18, 54 HOURS
linotype operators, scale union or non-union
permanencies guaranteed competent. Typothe-
^_tae, 206 4th st S,
EMPLOYMENT BUBEAU FOB BOOKKEEPEBS,
stenographers, office and store clerks. Fred
Sheridan & Co., 520 Bank of Minneapolis
building.
WANTEDCANVASSERS PAY EVEBY DAY
highest comn.ission, best portrait proposition.
Tel. T. C. 14264, or call 702 26th av NE, Min
neapolis^
LEABN WATCHMAKING, ENGRAVING, OP
tics earn more money oldest school. Min
neapolis Watchmaking School. 7th and Hen
nepin.
WATCHES CLEANED 50c MAINSPRINGS 60o
wari_nted one year clocks repaired, called for
_and delivered. T. C. 9545, Dobrln. 223 Wash. N
LEABN PHOTOGRAPHYBIG DEMAND FOB
workmen taught quickly terms easy. Minne
sota College of Photography, 316 Nicollet av.
LEABN" PHOTOGRAPHYBIG DEMAND~FOR
workmen taught quickly terms easy. Minne
sota College of Photography, 316 Nicollet av.
SHOES RESOLED IN 15 MINUTES, BEST OAK
soles, sewed. 75c nailed, 50c: rubber heels,
40c. S. T. Sorensen, 314 Nicolelt av.
I WANT SOME TEAMSTERS THAT ABE NOT
sfraid of work to board with me. Ohio Ex
press, 120 3d st N, knowing city.
WANTEDA FEW GOOD 8ALJ.SMEN,' FIR8T
class men, will be given straight salary con
tract. 8 Eastman block.
BOY, 16 OB 17 YEARS OLD, HANDY WITH
tools, to learn a good trade. E. R. William
son, 245 Hennepin av.
WANTED AT ONCE, A JANITOBTWHOTTHOB.
oughly understands steam. Hotel Fananelo,
1221 Nicollet av.
50 MEN WANTED TO CUT HEADING BOLTS
good wages paid. Apply Heading Mills,
Frederic, Wis.
BABBEB WANTEDTO BUY OB RENT GOOD
paying two-chair barbershop at once. Address
8011, Journal.
WANTEDFIBST-CLASS DHLTVEBY BOUTE
man references. Ye Olde Tyme Bakerie, 822
Nicollet av.
WANTEDA SCANDINAVIAN TO TAKE SEC
ond position in county bank. Address 8030,
Journal.
WANTEDA GOOD ALL
snith and machine man.
N. D.
BOUND BLACK-
P. M.. Fnllerton,
$125 MONTHLY AGENTS WANTED STAND
art! Registry Co.. 312 Bank Commerce bldg.
WATCHES CLEANED $1 MAINSPRINGS $1
warranted one year. Paegel's. 22 3d st S
^ELP^AJ^Dj^^MALE MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING TAUGHT 1
Nicollet av.
LEABN EXPEBT SHOBTHAND AND TOUCH
TYPEWBITING.
We provide means for that careful, personaf
attention and individual instruction which is so
vital to the success of the average student.
The Munscn Shorthand Institute,
Guaranty Loan Building.
FOBELADY FOB SHIRT, PANTS AND OVER-
A NJ_A APPEARING YOUNG LADY TO
work afteinoors fix1
Continued
EMPLOYMENT BUBEAU FOB BOOKKEEPEBS,
stenographers, office and store clerks. Fred
Sheridan & Co., 520 Bank of Minneapolis
building. i
WANTEDTWO GOOD SOLICITORS, $12
weekly salary. Gall 8 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing, ready for work. 510 Boston block.
WANTEDLADLES TO ACCEPT FBEE OSTEO
pathic help this week for any and all troubles
bring your friends. 321 Medical Dloek.
WANTEDAN EXPERIENCED GENEBAL
housework girl wages $5 references required.
722 10th av SE. T. C. Tel. 16046.
WANTEDEXPEBIENCED 8HIBT MAXEBS
at once for custom work power machines.
Mulford Shirt Co., 16 5th st S.
ANT INTELLIGENT PEBSON MAT EABN
good income eonesponding for newspapers ex
perience unnecessary. Send for particulars.
Press Syndicate. Lockport,. N. Y.
_. WATCHES CLEANED, 50c MAIN SPRINGS,
WANTEDIMMEDIATELY, WOMAN COMPOSI- ^-L, warranted one year cfocta repaired,
tor for good country, office straight matter S"^ *5ii^^ 5*S?
with chance to learn Job if desired. I. A. Her-
_rick,_Fai mlnsion, Minn.
DBESSMAKEBB~AND LADIES WHO DO THEIB
own sewing or employ dressmakers to visit
the Pralss Pattern Booms, 622 Medical block.
Main 1714 L.
WANTEDGIBLS TO SEW ON POWEB Ma
chines. American Tent & Awning Co.. 307-
309-311 Washington av N.
COMPETENT GIBL FOB GENEBAL HOUSE
work good wages. 3140 Lyndale av S.
__ N W. phone, 681 J2 South.
WANTEDA GOOD, THOBOUGHLY~OOMPE
tent girl for general housework no other need
apply. 1901 Dnpont av 8.
WANTEDGLUL TO SEW ONPOWEB MA
Chines. American Tent & Awning Co., 307-
809-811 Washington av N.
WANTEDA FIRST-CLASS STENOGBAPHEB
and office assistant by local mercantile house.
__ Address 8026, Journal.
WANTEDTEN EXPEBIENCED OPERATORS
on power machines good wages. Apply loo
Washington av N.
EXPEBIENCED GIRL FOB GENEBAL HOUSE
work call mornings. Mrs. S. L. Washburn,
1112 6th st SE.
WANTEDCOMPETFNT GIBL FOB GENERAL
housework. Call mornings. Mrs. Ettley, 2819
Aldrlch S.
WANTEDYOUNG GIBL FOB LIGHT H0U8E-
wcrk must room at home. Apply flat D, 2619
Chicago av.
WANTED^OMPETENT GIBL FOB GEHEBAL
housework four adults. Call after S, 3314
9th av S.
GIBL FOB GENEBAL HOUSEWORK HEED
not cook three in family. 2417 Emerson av S,
fiat 2.
WANTEDSOME ONE TO TAKE FLAT WASH
ing and ironing home. Call 2018 Humboldt
av S.
GLUL FOB GENEBAL HOUSEWOBK. TWO IN
family. Call at 1318 Washington at NE.
WANTEDOIBl. FOB GENEBAL HOUSE
work small family. 2305 Portland av.
WANTEDGOOD GIRL FOB
housework. Call 816 21d av S.
GENEBAL
WANTEDGIBL FOB GENEBAL HOUSE
wdrk. Call 303 East Lake st.
WANTEDA GOOD GIBL FOB GENEBAL
housework. 312 2d st NB.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.
BATE UNDEB.THIS CLASSIFICATION, Ho A
word: no ad less than 10c daily 20 words or
less, one week, 60c.
TRAVELING MAN WITH 10 YEARS' BOAD
experlenoe, at present employed, would like
position as city salesman for good reliable
firm, state line and salary. Address 7&&tt),
Journal.
YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION AS 8ALES
man for line of hardware or line tributary
to groceries would go out with experienced
man as helper and packer. Address 7233,
Journal
WANTEDPOSITION IN SOME OFFICE,
store or bank by a Scandinavian of 26 ex
perience not salary the object sober and hon
est. O. F. W., Box 356, Hudson, Wis.
STENOGBAPHEB, HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE,
at present employed, desires position where
he will have considerable correspondence sal
ary $10. Address 7656, Journal.
YOUNG MAN LIVING AT HOME WANTS
chance to clerk, learn trade anywhere with
chanci tj learn wages no object good refer
ences. Address 7484, Journal.
WANTEDBY SENIOB IN HIGH SCHOOL,
position to collect* or work in office of some
business house Saturdays, collecting preferred.
Address 7488. Journal.
I AM PBEPABED TO DO FIRST CLASS COPY
ing (letters, etc.) on typewriter or with pen.
Address Hans Jorgensen, 204 Sykes block,
Minneapolis, Minn.
BOOKKEEPER AND STENOGBAPHEB OX
several years' experience would like work one
or three evenings each week. Address 8074,
Journal.
YOUNG MAN OF 19, INSIDE WOBK PBE
ferred speaks German sober and steady,
would like to learn trade. Address 8058, Jour
nal.
SITUATION WANTED EXPEBIENCED
clerk in general or grocery store will go any
place good references. Address 7667, Journal.
MARBLED COUPLE, AS COOKS IN A BES
taurant or hotel, or can take charge and
manage a place. Address 7672, Journal.
WANTEDPOSITION AS CLEBK BY YOUNG
man of ability willing to work. Address
Theodore Gomlnsky, Watkins, Minn
A POSITION AS OFFICE MAN OB BOOKKEEP
er have had considerable experience give ref
erence. Address 7553, Journal.
BOY WOULD LIKE WOBK OF SOME KIND
a pla^e for *dvancement. Call at 819 25th
av S.
Female.
BATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, /c A
word no ad less than 10c daily 2u words or
less, one week. 60c.
YOUNG LADY STENOGBAPHEB, EXPERI
enced, must have work, preferably with law
firm other acceptable. If you want a thor
oughly in earnest stenographer address E. C.
P., 356_12th av NE.
EXPERT BOOKKEEPER, STENOGBAPHEB
and typewriter desires position at once compe
tent and capable of taking full charge of book
keeping and collections best business refer
ences. Telephone Main 2807.
EXPEBIENCED STENOGBAPHEB, RAPID
and accurate, capable of assisting on books,
desires position with reliable firm: fair wages
until acquainted with business. Address 8v79,
Journal.
ASSISTANT POSTMISTRESS WISHES Gov
ernment position best of references German
American would like to assist postmaster in
country town. Address 7277. Journal.
YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A POSITION
as assistant bookkeeper or to help on the
books has had experience and can give refer
ences. Address 7541, Journal
EXPEBIENCED LADY STENOGBAPHEB,
thoroughly competent, desires position know
ledge of bookkeeping first-class references.
Aduress 6782, Journal.
YOUNG LADY WITH FIVE YEABS' EXPEBI
ence desires position as bookkeeper and sten
ographer. Can furnish best of references. Ad
dress 7905, Journal.
A RESPECTA BIE, RELIABLE WOMAN
wants situation for general housework must
be in Minneapolis. Call or address 2108 Bloom
Ington av. upstairs.
WANTEDA POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER
by young widow with one child: best refer
ences. Address The Gorman. 9th st and 1st av
N, city, room 8.
HIGH-GRADE BOOKKEEPEB AND EXPEBT
stenographer, several years' experience and
best business references, desires position at
once. T. 152.
WANTEDCLERICAL POSITION BY YOUNG
lady who has had four years' experience can
give best of references if required. Address
8099, Journal.
GEBMAN CHAMBERMAID, CAN SPEAK
French, good seamstress and nurse, wants po
sition references furnished. Address 7489,
Journal.
quick a course in frame and shape making LADY, PRACTICAL BUSINESS EXPERIENCE,
only $10 individual instruction in all parts
of the trade. We sell stock hats at cost of
good bookkeeper, qnic and accurate flgurer,
tine penman highest references. Address 7W2,
Journal.
FIRST-CLASS STENOGBAPHEB AND BOOK
keeper wants responsible position with engi-
Address 7904, Jour-
material hats made to order in up-to-date
styles, all kinds of fancy wire shapes made
to order five apprentice girls wanted at once
for spring season in millinery. Dressmaking
course, $2 per week French tailor square
measure and Instruction book and a course in
cutting waists and sleeves only $5 French, WANTEDPOSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER
English, American and all other kinds of sys- have experience can give reference. Address
terns for sale at wholesale prices fashion i Mrs. Andeison, 1926 Crystal Lake av N.
journal free. Call or write Dobbs Bros., 1003 EXPEBIENCED YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE
neerlng firm or architect,
nal. work to wait on table or dinner parties in
private homes. Address 7916. Journal.
SEWING IN FAMILIES BY A FIRST-CLASS
seamstress, children's clothes and all kinds
of family sewing. 638 E 14th st.
A LADY DOis~ALL~KINDS"0- 1.MBROIDEBY,
hemstitching, drawing work, plain -sewing
cheap Lindxtrom. 1324 Sth st PE.
DRESSMAKER WANTS A FEW MOBE En
gagements to go ot:t bv the day. Address
__1517 11th av S, second flat,
all factory one who is comoetent to take WOMAN IN N^ED OF WOBK. LAUNDBY
charge of factory floor. Outside of twin cities. I
State experience. Address Forelady, 7305.
Journal.
""NJ_AT
two evenings a week in
a drug store nice place and work is not hard.
Small pay to start. Address 8084. Journal.
A N OPPOBTUNITY FOB CAPABLE. CLEVER
lady of fair education In our business must be
industrious and willing to learn. Call after
10, Wednesday, 712 Boston block. fc**
Defective Page
Call up N. W. work and sweeping, dusting.
Main U2 Jl C._25(T.
DRESSMAKER WOULD LIKE A .FEW MOBE
engagements by the day: references. Call eve
_nings. T. C. phone 4826.
FIRST-CLASS STENOGBAPHEB DE8LBE8
permanent position best city references. Ad
dress 7289, Journal.
SITUATION WANTEDGIRL FOB GENEBAL
housework. Call or write, 410 16th av S.
kMim^j^&jis^iM
(KKXDJTRMSJTO PATRONIZE
MAIBE'S B0OF
Stops leak in any roof.
Call, telephone or write.
Malre Paint Co., 242 lst, av N.
943. Chas. Horwltz. 303 Washington av N.
MONET LOANED ON WATCHES. DIAMONDS
and furs. Reliable watch and Jewelry repalr
ing. Bank's Loan & Jewelry Co.. 243 1st av g.
CABBIAGE AND TTAGON repairing and paint
ing at reasonable prices. J. M. Noetner. 130
Western.
JOHN 8. ALLEN, 110 GUABANTY BLDG, &
liable Jeweler, diamonds, watches, jewelry,
etc. Watches cleaned $1. Mainsprings $1 Ea
tablished 1885.
H0B8ES SHOD WITH NEVEBSLIPsTT^EW
steel shoes (1.25. Harvey Shop, 128 West.
T. C. 1271.
OABBIAGES AND WAGONS BEPAXBED~~AT%
factory prices work guaranteed. 129 We*.
_tern av. T. C. 1271.
THE BPLAN HEATING VENTILATING
Best plant for-least money. 212 4th st 9
Phones.
8HOES BE80LED WHILE TOU WAIT. BEST
oak soles, sewed, 75c nailed, 50c: rubber
heels, 45c. Standard Shoe Repairing Co., 70S
FOB SALEMISCELLANEOUS
PIANOSA^SBLENDTO^LHiTOF^Oolb^KCANoi
in our bargain room this week. Here's just
a few sample bargains. Two uprights $100-
$110 Dunham piano, $160 Haines Bros., $16i)
Ivers k. Pond. $210 Cable piano. $200 two
Henry F. Miller pianos, $200. $280 two Mc
Phall pianos, $245, 8300 two Knabe pianos,
$215, $375 easy payments. Foster & Waldo.
36 5th st C. corner Nicollet av.
SAFES, SAFES, SAFESLABGE8T AND MOST
couplet line in Minneapolis all sizes, kinds
and makes prices the lowest also big stock
new and second-hand office, store, bank, drug
and candy fixtures, wall cas-s. show cases,
counters, shelving, partitions, desks, letter
files, chairs, tade s, cash registers, etc. Twin
City Fixture Co.. 223 3d st S.
ABTEFICTAL LIMBS MADE F. BUCH^
stein Co., 608 1st av S, are one pound lighter
than others, guaranteed for seven years. Our
braces cure bow legs, flat feet, spinal curva
ture, etc. Invalid's chairs for sale and rent.
Elastic stockings and radical cure trusses made
to order.
WE~TBUST EVEBYBODYEA8Y PAYMENTS
billiard tables,, bar fixtures, bowling alreys
cheapest prices our salesmen work on a
salary In dealing with us you do not hav
to pay commissions or middlemen's profits.
The Brunswick-Balke-OoUender Co.. Minne
apolis, Minn.
1087 WASHINGTON AV B, LARGEST LINE OF
fixtures, new and old bank, saloon, millinery,
drug, butcher, barber, grocery, candy store,
at low prices aU fixtures from St. Anthony
bank for sale cheap. Call and get goods cheap.
FOB SALEONE TWO H. P. ENGINE, $60
one 4 H. P. engine. $125 one 14
engine, $200, with complete outfits for in
stalling in a launch. All in first-class condi
tion. Moore Boat Works. Wayzata, Mum.
FINE MACHINES FOB LITTLE MONEYSIHl
ger, Domestic, White, New Home, Standard,
$3, $5 to $15. Special bargains in drop-heads,
_all__kinds repairing. Dalseide. 925 Nicollet.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS ONE POUND LIGHTER
than otters made 'by F. Buchstein Co.. 6u8
1st av S guaranteed seven years our braces
_cnre bow legs, flat feet and deformities.
STEEL BANGE WITH HIGH CLOSETS, $201
Stewart steel ranges, $18 heating stoves,
cheap gas range, $10. C. Herbert Smith.
424 Hennepin av.
FOB SALESQUARE PIANO, ORGAN, EXTEN
slon table and dress suit, size 38 cheap if
taken before Thursday moving away. 1409
21st av N.
TWO ELECTRIC MOTOBS, BOTH TWO-HORSE,
globular protected tyve. 500 volts. Al con
dition, open fair condition snap. 7799, Jonr
nal.
WOOD, DBY, $8.50. '$2.78 FACTORY WOOD,
$2.50 coal, $5 and $5.75. Plymouth Lumber
Co.. 287 Hennepin. Main 3S46 LI T. C. 2807.
INVALID CHAIRS FOB 8ALE AND BENT
elastic stockings and radical cure trusses made
to Older F. Buchstein Co., 608 1st av S.
SECOND HAND TYPEWBITEBS OF ALL
makes at a bargain must be sold. Blickens
de-fer Typewriter Co.._605 Sykes block.
HALL'S SAFES, NEW AND SECOND-HAND!
largest stock in the aorthwest. J. J. Deright.
& Co.. 818 2d av S. Tel. Main 3121.
FOR SALENATIONAL CASH REGISTER AND
1,000 pound safe, $100 for both snap. 2630
E 25th St.
FOB SALELADY'S FUB JACKET. GENT'S
fur-lined overcoat, cheap. Call 1502 Sum
mit av.
FOB SALELARGE HEATING STOVE IN
good condition. C. E. Ashworth. Chicago and
14th st.
NEWLY MADE, NEAB SEAL WBAP, SIZE 44,
for the price of making. Call 1320 Vine place.
flat 2. *~_*
3* CENTSBEADING GLASSES, FINE PAIR.
Hirschy. optician, 518 Nicollet, second floor.
FOB SALEONE OAK BOLL TOP DESK AND
chair can be seen at 743 Lumber Exchange.
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WANTEDMISCELLANEOUS
WANTEDPARTIES LEAVING THE CITY TO
.get our cut rates on household goods to Chi
cago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points. For the best of aervica
and the lowest possible rates, write or call on
The Boyd Transfer & Storage Co.. 46 S 3d st.
WANTEDOFFICE AND STORE FLXTUBES,
especially safe*, desks, showcases and wall-
_. cases- highest prices paid. For shipment to
the co?st. 223 32 st S.
WANTEDTO BUY A HEABSE, SECOND.
hand, muBt be in good condition and at a
reasonable figure. Address John Holcomb, Otls
ville, Washington countv.
WANT $600 PIANO FOB 40 ACRES CLEAR
land. Pine county value of land $R5 an acre.
Room 302 Phoenix building.
WANTEDSAFE, ANY GOOD MAKE STATE
size, mrke, price and where it can be seen.
Address 8041. Journal.
BOLL TOP DESK, ABOUT FIVE FEET LONG
name lowest price. Address 8039, Journal.
WANTEDA LARGE OFFICE SAFE MUST
be good and cheap. Address 8005. Journal.
TO EXCHANGEMiscellaneous.
TO EXCHANGEFAPEBHANGLNG
horse. Addiess 8081. Journal.
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FOUNDTHAT I NEED A POSITION AM AN
experienced all around groceryman, good on
the floor, -good stock keeper, and can hold an
order route am no shirker: know the city
from A to Z. Are yon in need of such a
man? Look me up. Address 8C45, Journal.
LOSTON EIGHTH AND CENTRAL CAB O S
at Powers, Wednesday, small monkey skin
purse containing $10 bill and change Please
notify if found will reward. J. E. Engquist,
3160 Columbus av.
LOSTTWO SILVEB BUTTONS ON A RING)
lost probably on Minneapolis-St. Paul cat
Saturday night please notify Wegge, Swedish
American bank. Reward.
FOUNDA PLACE TO HAVE YOUB TRUNK
repaired or exchanged for new one, 14 Wash
ington av N. Bijou Trunk Factory, William
Lorenz. Both phones.
LOSTA SMALL PARCEL CONTAINING BOLL
of brown and white satin en Nicollet between
10th and New Store. Finder address 1928
Hennepin av.
LOSTCOCKEL SPANIEL DOG: LAST SEEN
on Central av Saturday: any information lead
ing to his recovery will be rewarded. Call
T. C. 16988. i
FOUNDBUNCH OF $1 BILLS IN YOUNG
dahl's meat market, 603 8th av S: party can
have same by identifying it and paying for
this ad.
LOSTBULL TERRIER, PURE WHITE Ex
cept left eye trarked brindle. Return to F.
E. Freeman. 11 Spruce place, flat 17
FOUNDFINE PAIR STEEL BOWS, BEADING
glasses, for 35c at Hirschy "s, option, 51S Nic
ollet av, second floor.
STORAGE^
THE BOYD TBANSFEB & STORAGE CO. HA!
uuequaled faculties for packing, moving, stor
ing and shipping household goods. Call and in
spect our new plant at 4th av S and Lake st.
the Iarsest in the westthe finest anywhere,
embracing stables, wagon shops and Fireproof
Storage Wv rehouse, with every accessory and
convenici.ee. Visitors welcome. Warehouse
office. 400 E Lake st. Main office. 46 S 3d st.
MINNEAPOLIS TBANSFEB AND 8TOBAGB
Co. has best facilities for handling and stor
ing household goods expert furniture packers
satisfaction assured cut rates to Pacific coast
and other points oar specialty- 122 5th st S.
Both phones^ _________
CUT BATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO CHI
cagq. Denver. Spokane, Pacific coast ter
minals and tributary points. Best of service
and-lowest possible rates. Write or call on tha
Bovil Transfer A Storage Co 4ft 3d st S.
OAMEBON'S TBANSFEB AND STOBAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house
uold goods expert packers. Office. 200 Nlcoj
W Both phones. 1208. Res. phone T. C. 13324.
A_ JMZ BROS., TBANSFEB AND STOBAGE
t_jest vans and wsrerooms goods moved by
experienced men. 112 Sth st N. Both tele
phones 952.
FXBEPBOOF STOBAGE, CLEAN SEPARATE
rooms packing and shipping. IPS 1st av N.
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WANTEDHOBSES OB 0THEB PEBSONAJ
property in ecbanr for an elegant privaf
^acarriage or take Harriet lot. 3018 Aldrich a
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