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BOAT SERVICE FOfci
THE YELLOWSTONE
STEAMER WILL RUN TO HEAD
GATES OF BIO CANAL.
Country Included in Irrigation Ditch
Is Rapidly Filling Up and Reclaimed
Land Lies Near RiverAutomobile
Line from Glendive to Buford Now
Being Considered in Connection with
Other Flans.
Special to The Journal.
Butte, Mout Feb. 6 Boat service will be es
tablished on the Yellowstone river from Mondau
the Great Northern town on the line between
Montana and Noith Dakota, to the neadgates of
the big canal. w,hich is a pnit of the lower Yel
lowstone reclamation pi eject, a distance of shUy
wiles, from Mondak and eighteen miles fiom
Glendive, Mont. A laige wharf foi freight,
with passengei waiting rooms, has been built
at Mondak, and a spur about a mile in length
has been built fiom the Gieat Northern yards to
the river bank. A passenger steamboat has heeu
ecured.
The country included in the district" of the big
Irrigation ditch is lapidly filling up None of
the land to be leclainted is more than eight i|f
miles from the n\ei. Navigation is not feasible
up the river furthei than the headquarters of the
canal on account of the rocky channel, altho
In high water boats have run to joints much
farther west. Last summer the government
upply boat made a trip as far as Glendive.
There is talk of an automobile stage line from
Glendive to Buford. If established it would be
the first auto line of any length in the state,
so far as known.
Woman Comes Man Goes.
One fleeting glance at the classic features of
the man she had journeyed more than 2,000 miles
to marry wa the reward of Mrs. Cairle Howard
of Olean, N. Y who came to this city some
days ago to become the wife of Charles Bins,
a rancher at Pon Mont. Mrs. Howard became
acquainted with Bins thiu a matrimonial agen
cy, and after consideiable correspondence came
west to share the joj and sorrows of the love
sick rancher's life
Bins met the woman in this city, took one
Short look, spoke a few hasty words of adora
tion and constancy and disappeared, saying he
had some business to attend to.
Mrs. Howard waited for three days, hut her
betrothed returned not. and as her finances were
evtremlv low she called on the county com
missioners and asked for transportation back to
Olean. The authoiities were touched bv the wom
an's story and she will probably be provided with
a ticket home.
ELECTION WAS EXCITING
Two Associations of North Dakota
University Choose Officers.
GRAND FORKS, N I) An exciting election
was held at The university and the college of
law yesterday fo- officers of the university's
athletic assjciatlon and the oratorical association.
It was the ilrst election held under Australian
ballot ruie Vctini was done at the universliy
and the college of law and resulted as follows:
Oratorical AssociationPresident, Nels O.
Dal\e: vij oresi'iit K. Wanner, secretary
treasurer, James Learn state delegates, J. F.
O'Connoi.
Athletic AssociationPresident, Bert Selby
ice president. Chails W Bone treasurer, J.
M. Anderson fncult\ manager, M. A. Brannan
board of cortrol, Ma*-Mi Biannan, Dan Brennan,
Will Gcvdon McGouvran and Glenn
Taylor-.Husband,
Governor E. Sarles, United States Marshal
F. Shea and a dozen p-omment politicians,
went to Walhalln last nizht to witness the big
fox chaise theie todav {sheriff Turner, Grand
Forks, Sheriff Hunt, Fargo, and Sheriff Lee of
Minot will act as judges, and beginning at noon
Six faxes will be liberated. A reception was
tendered the gubernatorial part\ last night at
Odd Fellows' hall and a ball will be siven this
evening
Angus Woods, engaged in the saloon business,
has bronuht suit against the city of East
Grand- Foiks for $5,000 for injuries leceived
In falling on a defective sidewalk. He sus
tained a prokeu leg and was otherwise injured,
being fa id up several weeks
Sheriff Bryant of Dennison, Okla., has advised
Chief of Police Brown of East Grand Forks,
that an officer will be sent rt once for 'John
Bosham, i nder arret here on a charge of high
ay robbeiy. Bosliam is the man who told his
troubles to a sa'conkeener' who tipped it off
to the police Bosham was on his way to Win
nipeg, where he h"'! been advised that he
would be safe from arrest bv officials from the
United States.
One Pare for the Rouna Trip via
Chicago Great Western Railway
To points within 150 miles. Tickets on
sale every Saturday and Sunday up to
April 1st, 190G. Good returning the
following Monday. Low rates to other
points on sale every Friday. For full
information apply to E. E. Heard, G.
A.. 5th and Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis,
Minn.
Special Settlers' Rates.
Minneapolis- to Oklahoma City,
$14.15: Fort Worth, Tex., $16.35 Gal
veston, $20.75 Denver, $17.45 New Or
leans, $19. Correspondingly low rates
to other points south, southwest and
southeast. Tickets on sale via the
Minneapolis & St. Louis railroad, Feb.
20 and March 6 and 20. Call on J. G.
Rickel, City Ticket Agent, 424 Nicollet
avenue, Minneapolis, Minn.
"The spirit of_ good fellowship."
In fostered by Pickwick Eye, the spirit
of good qualitv.
Florida and Cuba.
Low-rate excursion tickets on sale via
the Minneapolis & St. Louis railroad.
Only one change of cars by taking the
famous "North Star Limited." Call on
J. G. Eickel, (Jitv Ticket Agent, 424
Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis, Minn,
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DEATH REQUEST GRANTED
Victim of Accident Regrets He Was
Not Killed, Then Dies. 9
"SPEARFISH, S I) "I'm crippled for life:
too bad I wasn't killed," was the cry of Gus
Eke. who was injured fatally on the Redwater
ditch yesterday. He had his wish, however, as
he lived onlv fortj Ave minutes after the acci
dent. He was foreman of some rockwork be
ing done on the ditch and was injured bv some
falling rock. He was 47 years of age and sin
gle. He has been a resident of the Black
Hills for the last fourteen years.
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MONEY FOR SCHOOLS
Montana Land Commissioners
Year's Appointments.
Make
HELENA. MONT.The state board of land
commissioners today apportioned the sum of
$205,350, derived from lease rent of state school
lands during last year, among the different
counties of the state in proportion to the school
census. That Montana is growing is shown by
the fact that there are 70,815 school children in
the state, or 1 619 more than last year.
Judge Hunt. In The United States court yester
day imposed another fine upon a Montanan In
dicted foi cutting timber on public lands. L. K.
Megarten of Saltese, Missoula county, pleaded
guilty and was fined $200, which was promptly
paid
More pure India rubtter, more wear
more qualityGlove rubbers.
LID ON WILLOW LAKES
Women's Crusade Results in Removal
of All Slot Machines.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D.The authorities of Wil
low Lakes are the latest to put on the "lid."
Acting upder Instructions from the town council.
City Marshal Carmichael has caused the removal
of every slot machine in town, and all these
machines have now disappeared. The warfare
against them Is due to the activity of the mem
bers of the Willow Lakes Women's Christian
Temperance I n*or.
Persons residing Lyman county have been
"officially advised that a car of the United States
fish commission soon wl'I visit that rart of
the stae for the purpose of stocking the various
dams and streams in Lyman county with fish.
Lyman county is thickly dotted over with dams,
which were constructed by stockmeu. and these,
when stocked, will make ideal fishing resorts.
Notwithstanding the lecent ar-est qt Edwin
Tobin, the alleged "boy burglar," the local police
continue to be annojed by the operations of
thieves. Even the .remises of members of the
police force are being invaded, an unusually bold
.thief having visited the home of Policeman Jack
'^Tracey and carried away a quarter of beef. The
cigar factory of H. Poberts and a candy
Store were among other places burglarized. It is
thought t" rtftnredat"ns were committed by
fM/a.
ILLINI WILL TRY
TO DOWN GOPHERS
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Fast Basketball Play Is' Expected
at the University
/Armory.
Illinois-*-HlinolsIllinois'' will be the yell
the university armory tomorrow evening
when the basketball team from I'lesiuent Jumea
institution will endeavor to regain from Minne
sota some of the laurels lost on the gridiron
during the past decade The gopher team is
practically an unknown quantity, but Coach
Leach has been sending his men thru some stiff
practice stunts during the past few weeks and
followers of the game predict that tomorrow
evening will see Minnesota a recognized factor
in the tight for the western intercollegiate
championship.
1 he game will be the first in the intereolle*
giate series. Purdue was to open the season in
Minneapolis, but the faculty of the hoosier
institution put the kibosh on the aspiring bas
ket-tossers of the Purdue team and refused to
let the men leave Lafajette for the trip to
Minneapolis. Itumors that the Illinois faculty
was determined to show its authority in the
same manner cast gloom in the Minnesota bas
ketball camp, but the Illinois pedagogues re
lented and the Illinois team will appear for play
at 8.15 o'clock tomorrow evening.
The game should be a good one. Minnesota
will be opposed by a team which has made a
wonderful lecord in the games of the prelimi
nary season and which has been counted a strong
at
tor in the race for the championship by
many of the western dope fiends. Illinois always
turns out teams of fighters, and during the past
four years basketball has taken a place with
baseball at the head of the Illinois sporting
curriculum.
On the Minnesota team only two membemrs of
former varsity teams will play. These players
are Captain McRae and Garfield Brown. The
other thiee men, Larson, Ely and Clark, have
never appeared in a championship game, and,
while their showing in practice has been re
markably good, it is yet to be seen what they
can do in a game in which the championship of
the west figures.
Altogether the game at the university tomor
row evening should furnish one of the best
athletic amusements of the winter.
DR. WILLIAMS MEET S
THICK TEA ASPIRANTS fct^aS^DPS
Thirty candidates for the University of Mia- gleen for skin-torturfiri hhiw* anrl TPST
nesota track team responded to the first call of f!r
the year yesterday and met in the armory for
Groa
haif-miiers
'ANSE" A MAGNATE
Plans to Form a Semipro Team in
Chicago.
Journal Special Service.
Chicago, Feb. 6.City Clerk Anson, known
better to baseball fans the world avei as
"Cap" and "Old Anse," is going back into thte
baseball business, it is repoited, as a side issue
with his other interests, and the coming season
will have a crack team to contend with the
other semi-professional nines around the city.
Anson, thru Joseph Belfield, has leased five
acres of ground on South Park avenue, directlv
south of the white city, and on these grounds
the "grand old man of taseball" will establish
his team, to be known as the White Citjs.
"Anse," being only about 50 years young,
will be expected by many of his friends to play
first base again and show modern baseball rort
ers that the way to increase batting is to pick
out a big piece of hickory and lay it against
the ball for a home run when he steps up to
the plate.
NOT A CORPSE
Buck Ewing Says Reports of Impend
ing Death Were Prejudiced.
Cincinnati, Feb 6.The reports sent out from
this city regarding the dangerous illness of
Buck Ewing are greatly exaggerated. The once
most famous of catchers was seen jesterday, and,
while he is not nearly as heavy as he was when
he Mas manager of the Cincinnati team, yet
he is a long way from being confined to his
home with illness.
He has not bene in the best health fo? the
past six months, and at one time dropped down
to a very light weight, but during the last
months he has picked up somewhat in flesh and
is now logalnii.g his strength.
In talking of himself yesterday, Ewing said:
"1 have not been feeling well for some months
up to the last few weeks. I have improved
a great deal in that time and am now gaining
my strength. I can not imagine where these
reports come from. You can say for me that
I am not quite ready to pass away, altho there
Is no denying the fact that I have been a very
sick man. The mere fact that I have not been
confined to my bed a single day should have
convinced the oiiginators of the report that
there was a slip-up somewhere."
CUBA INVADED
New York Turfmen Plan a Track in
the Island.
Journal Special Service.
Havana, Feb. 6.W. T. Burbridge. with
George Considlne and "Eddie" Burke of New
York, has bought a site for a racetrack, paying
$200,000. Tl track lies six miles from Ha
vana, along the electrie railway site known as
Columbia barracks and adjoining President .Pal
ma's summer home.
Considlne started for New York last night
to engage expeits to lay out and build an up
to-date racecourse.
MORGAN WILL HELP ATHLETES.
New York. Feb. 6 J. Pierpont Morgan for
warded a check yesterday for $500 toward the
fund started to send the American athletes to
the Oljmpic games at Athens next April. Among
other prominent subscribers recently were S. R.
Guggenheim, $500 August Belmont, $100 Mor
timer L. Schiff, $50.
LYNDALES WERE VICTORS.
On the Lyndale floor last evening the Lyndale
basketball team defeated the Minneapolis Y. M.
A quintet by a score of 43 to 25. Thru a
misunderstanding as to the time of the game
one of the Y. M. C. A. regulars failed to ap
pear and the team was somewhat weakened as
a result.
Southern Texas and Return $28.15.
Oklahoma City, $18.20 Fort Worth
$21.50 Galveston, $28.15 "Denver,
$25.70 Mexico City, $50.55 New Or
leans, $25.50 Havana, Cuba, $54. Lib
eral limits and stopovers. Correspond
ingly low rates to other points in south
and southwest. Tickets on sale Feb.
20, March 6 and 20, via the,Minneapolis
& St. Louis railroad. Call on J. G.
Eickel, City Ticket Agent, 424 Nicollet
avenue, Minneapolis, Minn.
Hot Springs, Ark., and Return, $47.80,
via the old reliable short line, the Min
neapolis & St. Louis railroad. Tickets
on sale daily, 90-day limit. Only one
change of cars in St. Louis Union depot
if you take the famous "North Star
Limited." Call on J. G. Rickel, City
Ticket Agent, 424 Nicollet avenue, Min
neapolis, Minn.
EASY FOR RED MEN,
Livingston. Mont., Feb. .^The Red Men team
played an exhibition game here last night under
the auasices of the local lodge. There was a
large audience. The score: Red Men, 30 substi
tute team, 28.
Experience a Dear
Is Sometimes
Teacher.
So many parents of young children
do not realize the danger from croup
until they have had the experience ol
one severe case in their own home. To
be awakened in the middle of the nigfctby
the peculiar rough cough and find their
little one suffering from a fully devel
oped attack of the croup and nothing
in the house with which to relieve it is
a lesson never to be forgotten. A good
remedy at hand is of incalculable value
in a time like this, and nothing better
can be obtained than Chamberlain's
Cough Bemedy. It haa been thoVoly
tested in hundreds of cases, and not
only cures croup, but when given as
soon "ias the first symptoms appear, it
will prevent the attack. The fact that
this remedv contains no narcotics makes
iiiiiliM.ai.-.ri.i^im,
Suffered Severely With Eczema All
Over BodyExamined 15 Times
by Government Board Who Said
There Was No CureAn Old
Soldierlc Completely Cureo^/
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A THOUSAND THANKS
TO CUTICURA REMEDIES
"For over thirty-five years I was a
severe sufferer from eczema. The erup
tion was not confined to any one place.
It was all over my body, limbs,
and even on my head. I am sixty
years old and an old soldier, and have
been examined by the Government
Board over fifteen times, and they said
there was no cure for me. I have
taken all kinds of medicine and have
spent large sums of money for doctors,
without avail. A short time ago I
decided to try the Cuticura Remedies,
and after using two cakes of Cuticura
Soap, two boxes of Cuticura Ointment,
and two bottles of Cuticura Resolvent,
two treatments in all, I am now well
and completely cured. A thousand
thanks to Cuticura. I cannot speak
too highly of the Cuticura Remedies.
John T. Roach, Richmondale,' Ross
Co., Ohio, July 17, 1905."
100,000 MOTHERS
DailyTell Other Mothers
That Cuticura Soap is the best baby
soap in the world for cleansing ana
purifying the skin, and that Cuticura
Ointment is of priceless value for
soothing and healing itching, tortur-
ceded by a warm bath with Cuticura
Soap, gives instant relief, and refreshing
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2 found some con bina
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solation for the defection of the old men in *_-~U iif ix^v.!--- i ~a
the appearance of the new. freely,, to allalyf itching and lnfiamma-
At the meeting yesterday Dr. Williams out- tion, and SOOthe and heal,
lined a course of work which will be rigorously
followed by the squad in preparation for the
outdoor work of the year. There will be regular
afternoon exercises in the university armory,
and at the conclusion of the exercises the men
will be given a chance at indoor work in their
particular lines. The work will be under the
direction of Dr. Williams and Captain Greaves.
it perfectly sate to give to the children.$ 4 equipped collectionExchange. departmenMinneapolis. la uwihwest.
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pply Cuticura Oitment
Cuticura Soap, Ointment, nd PilU are sold throughout
theworld. PotterDrug Chem. Corp., SoleProps., Boston.
war Msllsd Free," How to Cure Torturing Humor*."
Nervous Disorders
Include all affections of the brain,
spinal cord and nerves, such as Dizzi
ness, Dullness, Headache, Fits, Blues,
Melancholy and Insanity, Backache,
Neuralgia. St. Vitus' Dance, Epilepsy,
and all disorders arising from a weak
ness of the nerves of any organ or part,
as Weak Lungs, Heart, Stomach, Kid
ney, Bladder, etc.
If you have any of these ailments,
your nerves are affected, and you need
Dr. Miles'
Restorative Nervine
because it reconstructs worn-out nerve
tissue, is a refreshing, revitalizing tonlo
food-medicine for worn-out nerves.
"My son, when 17 years old, had epi
lepsy could not attend school. Fol
lowing the failure of physicians to cure
him, we gave Dr. Miles' Nervine, and
Nerve and Liver Pills. In ten months
he regained perfect health."J. S. WIL
SON, Dep. Co. Clerk, Dallas Co., Mo.
The first bottle will benefit, If not, the
druggist will return your money.
/forth QermanAloyd.
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Less than six days across the ocean.
Kaiser. Mar. 6, 10 AM
K.Wm.II,Mar 27 7 AM
Kronprlnz.Apr.10 7 AM
Kaiser, Apr. 17, 10 AM
K.Wm.H,Apr.24 6 AM
Kronprinz.May 8 6 AM
Kaiser. May 15, 10 AM
K.Wm.II.May 22 6 AM
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Comfort and Luxury at Moderate Rates.
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Kurfuerst.Mayl 10 AM I Kurfuerst,June7 10 AM
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Pr.Irene.Mar. 3 11 AM
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H. Claussenlus & Co.. Gen. Western Agts, Chi
cago, 111 Grode & Stenger, 430 Wabasha st.
St. Paul.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MATERIALS,
Etc.Department of the Interiot, Indian Ser
vice, Cheyenne River Agency, S. D.. Feb. 6,
1906.Sealed proposals, endoised, "Proposals for
Furnishing Building Materials, etc.." and ad
dressed to the undersigned at Cheyenne Agency,
South Dakota, will be received until 2 o'clock
p.m. of Feb. 28, 1906, for fu-nlshins and de
livering at the Cheyenne River Agency, S. D.,
during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1906,
about 43,100 feet assorted lumber. 700 fence
posts, 12,000 feet batten. 30,000 fence pickets,
2,500 lath, doors, etc., etc., specifications and
full particulars of which can be obtained by ad
dressing the undersigned. Bidders must state
speciflcially in their bids the price of each
article offered under contract. All articles so
offered will be subject to rigid inspection. The
right is reserved to reject an or al* bids or any
part of any bid if deemed for the best interest
of the rervice. Each bir! must be accompanied1
a certified check or draft UDon some United
States depository or solvent national bank, made
pcyaHs to the order of thp Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, for at least 5 per cent of the
amount of the tid, which che"k or t-aft sh.ill
be forfeited to the United Stetes In case any
bidder receiving an award shall fail to execute
promptly a satisfacto-v contract 1* accordance
with his bid, otherwise to be returned to bidder.
For further information apply to Ira A. Hatch,
U. S. India i Agent, Cheyenne Agency, South
Dakota
Climates wear out. Smokes, Spray, wad Spdnoa"r
heve onlytemporarily they cannot euro. OnrCOKOTTTP.
TIONAl. treatment, founded 1883, permanently eliminates
the CAU8K of Asthma and Hay Fever, so that nothing
bring, back the old symptom, or attacks. Write forBOOS
oOjContainintr reports of many illustrative casos that
have STAYED CORED for vcars. Mailed FREE. Write
P. HAROLD HAYES. Buffalo, TSf.
MCDONALD, WHO FORMERLY CON
duotpd the Niugara cafe, opened on Feb. 1, an
up-to-dnte ladies' and gents' lunch room at
popular prices, at 703 Hennepin av. The lat
est appliances, for giving the uest service,
have been Installed
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO CHI
cago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals
aud tributary points. Best jof service and
lowest pSfslble lates. Write or call on ths
Boyd Transfer & Storage Co.. 46 S 3d st.
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ing done expertly photographic materials, our
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building. Philadelphia. Pa.
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floors 6,750 feet elevator central near
depots and trackage. Hubs Drug Store. 98
Western.
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JOURNAL "WANT AP" AGENCIES.
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Ads will be accented at* any of the
following, agencies' at same rate as a*
Journal office.
SOUTH.
Arvidson & Stulta, 2603 Stevens av.
Aune,, II., 15tb, st and Hennepin.
Bigetow, Mrs. C. A.. 2 26fh St.
Blackman, Mrs, W. K 1201 3d av S.
Buchanan, W. 146 E Lake at.
BuiMe Bios.. 42d and Queen av S.
Crocker & Thorrsson. 601 8th av S.
Douglass, A.. 3457 Chicago av.
Gaghagea, A. W.. 1537 E Franklin av.
Goodrich & Jennings, 2 E Lake st.
Hsrrah. J, W., 1718 4th av S.
Hlcka. W. K.. 1531 Franklin av.
Horn, S. J.. 2835 Chicago a v.
Jones, 2451 Bloomingtou av.
Kinports, J. H., 26th st and Lyndale avenue S.
Kline. 4. 2P00 Bloomlngton.
La Penotiere, E. M., 4th av and Franklin.
Larabee, B. 22d and Hennepin.
Lincoln "S$ Gould. Lake st and Hennepin.
Marshall $ Co,, 1^26 tjiorilet av.
McLeod, s. J., 1617 Nicollet av,
Morse E. S.. 1002 4th av S.
Nash, O. r.. 327 Cefiai av.
rardoe. C. M. & Co., Lnk st and Boomington.
Peterson, J. O.. 1501 Washington av S.
Red Cross Pharmacy, 637 3d av S.
Seiwert. E.. 2715 E 23th at.
Tapper & Chamberlain, 10th st and 8th av S.
Washburn, M. F., Lake st and Hennepin,
Williams J. W 1211 E Franklin av.
Wlttich, M. H.. Franklin and Bloomlngton.^
NORTH.
Bi&todeau. A, L., 1229 Washington av N.
Durfee. Charles S.. G29 6th av N.
Giahen, O. H.. C42 6th av N.
Huhn, C. H.. 98 Western av.
Graben, O. H.. 642 6th av N.
Oak Park Dri Store, 1320 6th av N.
Persatl, A. H.. 029 2Qth av N.
Rickerts, John A.. 4177 Washington av N.
Robertson j)rug Co., 1921 Washington av N.
Rubsell & Case, Lyndale & Western avs.
Voegell Bros. 700 20th av N.
Wilson, E. B., 1500 20th av N.
SOUTHEAST.
Hunt, 1044 University avenue SE.
Livingsto-i, A., 515 14th av SE.
Tnompson, i W 800 Washington av SE.
Tufts Pharmacy. 818 4th st SE.
Unlve-slty Drug Store. 401 14th av SE.
Waters, 0. E.. Oak and Washington SE.
NORTHEAST.
Beuhler, li.. 758 Adams st NE.
Brede & Eirksl. 13th uv and Main st ME.
Demeulas, Mrs., 601 Central av.
East Side Office. 200 Central av.
Englund, D. 4u3 Central av.
Esterley's Drug Stoie, 700 Adams st NE.
Gormley & Moran, 2401 Central av.
S'andberg & Meurer, 5th and Central av.
Wcntworth, Charles, 312 Monroe st NE.
WANTEDFOR THE U. S. MARINE CORPS,
unmarried men between the ages of 21 and 36,
able-bodied, of good character and temperate
habits, citizens 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
partb of the world, on land our island pos
sessions and at navy yards in the United
States. Reciuits desiring service in the Phil
ippine Islands may b enlisted accordingl}.
Apply at 167 3d st, St. Paul, or 89 Wash
ington av S, Minneapolis.
S. A. MORAWETZ & CO.,
500 Kasota Building.
Can find a suitable position tor you. Every
day we have calls for experienced bookkeep
er, stenogiaphers, general store clerks, lum
ber yard manageis, etc.
Write UB toaay, stating experience.
S. A. Morawetz &. Co.
Note new address.
600 Kasota Building, Minneapolis.
WANTEDRESPONSIBLE MAN TO MANAGE
branch office of a large cereal manufacturing
company, operating in every state in the union.
A complete Hue of atti active and- fast-selling
ceieals. Liberal salaries and commissions paid.
References and an investment of $1,000 re
quired. Address Secretary Minneapolis Cereal
Co., Nicollet island,_Minneapolis, Minn.
FIRiMEN AND BRAKEMiN ON MINNESOTA
and other railroads. Experience unnecessary.
Firemen 570, become engineers and earn $150,
brakemen $65, become conductors and earn
$140. Name position prefened state age un
equalled opportunity for strong, aniDltlous
young men. Addiess Railway Association.
7480, Journal.
WANTEDFOR U. S ARMY: ABLE-BODIED,
unmarried men, between ages of 21 and 85
citizens Of United States of good charactet
and temperate habits, who can speak, read
and write English, lot Information apply to
Recruiting Officer^ Phoenix Building or Com
mercial Hotel, St. tanlt .or/31i4:-lfir8 avenue S.
Minneapolis. Minnow ^v :r,
WANTEDBY FEB. 16, A COMPETENT CUT
ter and litter for a high-class ladies' tailoring
department at Winnipeg must be an Al de
signer, of good address and able to take full
cnarge of department, submit refeiences as to
quulihcations and character state age and
salary expected. Apply Hudson's Bay Co.,
Winnipeg, Can.
WANTED^FIRST-CLASS FITTERS FOR WORK
on machine tools only first-class men will
receive consideration, prefer those who are
looking for permanent situation have nice
town and low rents and modern shop, and will
pay good wages to good workmen. The In
gersoil Milling Machine Co., Rockford, 111.
MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO EARN $5 TO
$S day after completing course of practical
instruction at home or In our schools, gradu
ates admitted to union& positions secured.
Coyne Bros. Co. Practical Schools Plumbing
and Bricklaying, New York, Chicago, Clncm
natl and St. Louis. Free catalog.
PERMANENT SALARIED POSITIONS IN
sales departments of reliable houses for men
of business-getting ability. Experienced sales
men seeking advancement and young men
desiring right opportunities should write for
booklet. Hapgoods, 313 Nicollet av.
YOUNG MEN WANTED FOR THE U. 8. NAVY,
ages 17 to 35 yeais, 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, room
508 Postoffice building, Minneapolis.
FACT6R^~fiXSTrs~WANTED^-MACHINE MEN
for operating woodworking machines, wheel
rlmmers, painters, blacksmiths and helpers,
and others who can make themselves useful
around a wagon factory. Neal, Johns & Co.,
Lake City, Minn.
WANTEDA FEW A HALFTONE FINI8H
ers and etchers non-union, permanent posi
tions guaranteed capable men. Write or ap
ply with reference and samples of work. E.
B. Donnelley & Sons, Plymouth place and
Polk st, Chicago.
AN~EXOEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR~MAN
possessing A business ability to fill responsi
ble and good paying position with local city
office for eastern concern state age and full
paiticnlars as to past employment. Address
9774, Journal.
WANTEDIN NORTH DAKOTA TOWN, AN
experienced abstract clerk to transcribe and
index card records. Must write good, plain,
neat hand. Address in own handwriting, giv
ing experience and references. 9719, Journal.
IF YOU WANT~TO
BE A BARBER. ~OUR IX
lustrated catalogue tells how. Send for it
today It's free for the asking. Moler Barber
College, 221 Second av S. Minneapolis, Minn.
Established 1893. All barber work free.
TEA M.x UJN A briui*isDL\) PKUfUSlTlUN
a new article for families, and sold on ihe
credit plan pays $10 $40 weekly, according
to ability. O. F. Adams. 76-78 7th st S,
Minneapolis, Minn.
WANTED80 MEN TO GO TO HINES. WI&
to work In the woods, $40 per month railwar
fare free If you stay till April 1, we pay your
fare both ways. Apply to clerk at Nlcoll^:
house at once.
WANTED SALESMAN FAMILIAR WITH
lime, cement or plaster business, or ha\tng
trade with lumber yards in western North
Dakota and eastern Montana. Address 9797,
Journal.
WANTEDHAN TO RUN GASOLENE EN
glne, wood-sawing rig. must thoroughly un
derstand gasolene engine. No boozer need
apply. State wages desired. Address 0391,
Journal.
PLUMBING SCHOOL.
Few months' course, steady work, good pay.
Day and evening class. Practical School of
Plumbing & Heating, Minneapolis, Minn.
SALESMENTO SELL OUR GOODS TO GEN
eral stores, clothiers, druggl&ts and grocers:
fine side lirea big profits liberal terms.
Model Mfg. Co., Bex L, South Bend, Ind
PRINTER WANTEr^FOREMANTAND^FIRST-
class job man, must be sober and not afraid
to work married man preferred $10 weekly.
News and Stockman, Towner, N. D.
WANTEDHYDRAULIC TUBULAR WELL MA.
chine operators. Excellent opening for steady,
reliable and thoroly experienced men. Western
Well Works, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
good income conesponding for newspapers ex
perience rnneceseury Send for particulars.
Pi-ess Syndicate Lockport. N. Y.
JOB COMPOSITORS THREE. $18 64
hours linotype operators scale: union or non
union permanencies guaranteed competent.
Typothetae, 206 4th 'st
WANTEDAT ONCE, AN ALL-AROUND
printer German 1 referred. State wages
wanted, experience and when you can come.
Herald, Haryey, N. P.
WANTEDEVERYWHERE, HUSTLERS TO
tack signs, distribute circulate, samples, etc.
no canvassing good pay. S.un Advertising Bu
reau, Chicagp.
WANTEDMANAGERS BRANCH OFFICES,
every state no capital required- enclose 10
cents for blanks and ihsjtvuitions. Box 301,
Eldori, Mo.
MALE STENOGRAPHED FOR NORTH
kota $60.
tion, $60.
building.
Stenographer for good city posi-
S. A. MoraweU & Co., 500 Kasota
Continued."
LEARN WATCHMAKING, ENGRAVXN0, Of-
tlcB earn more bioney oldest school. Min
neapolis Watchmaking School. 7th and Hen
nepin.
DURING JANUARY OATON BUSINESS COL
lege, 253 2d av S, in the College bloc** admits
stuaentB, ti.ltlon payable after obtaining posi
tions
LEARN PHOTOGRAPHY BIG DEMAND FOR
workmen taught qulcklj terms easy. Minne
sota College of Photography, 316 Nicollet a v.
WAlCHUs UL*AJSI ED 60O MAINSPttlJNGS 50c
warranted one year clocks repaired, called for
and delivered. T. C. 9545, Dobiiu, !&S Wash, d.
WANTEDFEW HVt AGISTS TO HANDLE
new novelty big moneymaker steady position
to right parties call at tactory. lo Lentral av.
LEARN PHOlOttRAPHY B*. BELF-SUPPOHX
ing taught quickly terms easy. Minnesota
_College_of Photogigphy. 316_Nicollet ay.
FIRST-CLASS COATMAKERB, ONE PANTS
and vestmakei- coats *4.$:s5 to $17, pants
$2.70 to $5. E. J. Berg, Purgo, N. D.
SHOES RESOLED IN 16 MINUXES, BEST OAK
toles bewed. 75c: nailed. 6oe: rubber heels.
tOc. S. T. Sorensen, 814 Nkolelt aT.
TEAMS TO HAUL ICE.
Good sleighing, by the da Inquire Bryn
Mawr Spring Water Co., 15 4th st S.
WANTEDA MALE NURSE WHO HAS HAD
hospital experience apply with references,
Lawrence Sanatorium, 8aO E 17th St.
WANTEDFIRST-CXAST COAT MAKERS
must be steady none other need apply. 2iS8
Hennepin av. Temple Court Tailor.
WANTEDMAN TO HAUL MANURE: MUST
be used to the woik and haul two loads a day.
At 45th st and Lndal av S.
WANTEDA FEW GOOD SAL_tiM_N, FIRST
class men, will be given straight salary con
tract. 8 Eastman block.
WANTEDTWO COAT AND ONE VESTMAK
eib, steady work union 3hop. Lad, the Tai
lor, Sioui. Falls. S D.
BILL CLERK WANTEDMUST BE EXPERI
enced. Strong & Warner Co., 7th and Min
nesota sts, St. Paul.
PRINTER WANTED$12 PER WEEK FOR
three weeks, 8 houis' work tare paid.
Brainerd. Minn.
Are-
WANTED75 UNION TEAMS TO HAUL ICE
on sleighs from Ciystal lake, Wednesday morn
lug, city Ice Co.
ERNEST HOLMAN WRITE AT ONCE, 20
Northumberland Road, Southsea, England
great anxiety.
WANTEDFIB ST-CLASS MACHINISTS AND
bench men. Apply Wednesday morning, 204
Nicollet av.
MACHINISTS WANTED, VICE AND FLOOR
hands. Superior Shipbuilding Co., Superior,
Wis,
BOY WANTEDTO LEARN PRESS-FEEDING
at 120 Hennepin av, bring recommendations.
9125 MONTHLY AGi-NTS WANTED STAND.
ard Registry Co.. 312 Bank Commerce bldg.
WATCHiS CLEANED $1 MAINSPRINGS $1
wart anted one year. Paegel's. 22 3d st S.
WANTEDTWO NON-UNION "CARPENTERS.
Call at 6:30 p.m., at 1706 Laniel av.
WANTEDLINOTYPE OPERATOR TTNION
shop. Journal, Uaclne, Wis.
TEAMS TO HAUL ICE
301 Cedar Lake road.
GOOD SLEIGHING.
_HELPJVANm^
A REFINED WOMAN WANTED: AFFABLE
snd practical, for permanent position requir
ing close attention from 9 to 4 dally experi
ence not as necessary as adaptability. Call
after 10 Wednesday, 712 Boston block.
WANTEDEVERY MOTHER'S SON AND
daughter to buy a box lunch, 10 and 15 'cents,
at Corn Exchange confectionery stand, opera
tor Phoenix building lobby, A. J. Wlrth's
candy store and 126 7th st N.
WANTEDYOUNG LADY IN HARDWARE
stoie as bookkeeper and cashiei. One who
can operate typewriter pi eferred. Must be
able to furnish bond. State salary expected.
Address 9752, Journal.
WANTEDSO GIRLS TO MAKE SHIRTS IF
you have no experience tse will teach you In
a few days steady employment all the year
around. Wyman, Partridge & Co.. 620 1st
av N.
COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER THREE
hours daily, five days weekly state salary
expected, morning or afternoon, what machine
and references. Address 9811, Journal.
WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL HOU8E
work must be good cook in small family,
convenient flat will pay $5 per week to right
party. Apply 315 W 15th st, flat 15.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
good income conesponding for newspapers ex
perience unnecessary. Send for particulars.
Press Syndicate, Lockport. N._Y.
LADLES' FASHIONS, IMPORTED MODELS,
paper paterns, sleeves, skirts, etc. dressmak
eis and ladies Interested in style, call Mrs.
Petty, 450 Syndicate Arcade.
WANTEDA FEW LADIES TO LEARN HAXR
dresslng, manicuring, massage short time re
quired. Moler Barber College. 221 2d av S,
Minneapolis, Minn.
WANTEDLADIES TO SELL OUR TOILET AR
ttcles, perfumes and soaps no investment
good commission. Venetian Specialty Co., Val
ley City, N. D.
WANTEDAT ONCE, LADY STENOGRAPHER
who can read German script. Northwestern
Business Agency, 312 Bank of Commerce
building.
FEMALE HELP WANTEDCOOK FOR SEA
son, small fiist-class hotel. Write experience
and wages wanted. Lock Box 57, Oakes, N. D.
EXPERIENCED ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER',
neat young lady, about 25 salary $10 to $12.
S. A. Morawetz & Co., 500 Kasota building.
WANTEDA GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE^
work, small family, good home to right party
refeiences required. Apply 3136 3d av S.
SEVERAL EXPERIENCED LADY STENOGRA
phers In practice salaries, $40 to $60. S. A.
Morawetz & Co., 500 Kasota building.
WANTED GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework two in family house strictly mod
ern. Apply at 2418 Pillsbury av.
XHRJ LE GOOD WOMEN AS JANITRESSEB IN
general office building', Soo Line. Ask for
janitor at building. 317 2d av S.
WANTEDEXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON
power machines good wages. Bradsbaw Bros.,
1st av N and Washington.
WANTEDCOMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework in family three. 1805 Fremont av
S. Call forenoons only.
WANTEDGIRLS FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work small family modern home, good wages.
2735 Emerson av S.
WANTEDYOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF
baby one who can go home nights. Suite 10,
116 12th st S.
WANTEDCOOK FOR SMALL COUNTRY Ho
tel, $5 per week. Address Oxford Hotel,
Tintah, Minn.
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. F. E. Lampson, 4019 Sheridan av S.
LATEST HAIR FOBS, SCARF PINS, ETC., TO
order. Evans, 429 Andrus Bldg. Both phones.
WANTEDGIRL TO ASSI8T WITH HOUSE
work everything modern._825 E Franklin av.
GIRL WANTEDGENERAL HOUSEWORK
two In family. 754 Monroe st NE.
HOUSE- WANTEDA GIRL FOR GENERAL
work wages $4. 2116 Hennepin
COMPETENT BEUOMD GIRL AT ONCE AT lOOd
6th av S.
^ODJIRMS^OJ^RONIZE
WATCHES CLEANED, 50o MAIN SPRINGS.
50c warranted one year clocks repaired,
called for and delivered. Telephone T. O.
043. Chas. ^omitz, 308 Washington av N.
MAIRE'5 ROOF PRESERVER
Stops, leak la any roof.
Call, telephone or write,
Maire Paint 242 1st av N.
WEST HOTEL HAIR STORE, HAIR WORK,
manicuring, face massage, pedicure a special
ty, chiropody. Clara Suhler, Pioprietoi. N.
N. phone 2237-L.
SHOES RESOLED WHILE YOU WAIT. BEST
oak soles, .sewed, 75c sailed, 50c rubber
heels, 45c. Standard Shoe Repairing Co., 705
1st av S.
MONEY LOANED ON WATCHES. DIAMONDS
ard furs Reliable wat"h and jewelry repaii
1113. BE'ik's I oan & Jerwlry To 243 1st av 8.
JOHN S. ALLEN. 110 GUARANTY BLDG. RE
liable jeweler, diamonds, watches, Jewelry,
etc. Watches cleaned, $1 mainsprings $1.
CARRIAGES, WAGONS REPAIRED' ~AND
painted, reasonable prices. J. M. Nortner, 130
Western av.
K0ZY PARLOR RESTAURANTGOOD MEALS,
good service. J. Seargeant, pro., 93 7th st S.
THE SPLAN HEATING ft VENTILATING CO.
Best plant for least money. 212 4 th st 8.
CARRIAGE AND WAGON repairing and paint
ing: ler.sonnble prlcee. Nortner. 130 Western.
GET YOUR CHOP BUSY AND OYSTERS AT
519 Hennepin av. "Ifs great."
P^E^IONAL
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, ETC., PERMA.
neutly removed by electricity. Miss Hollister.
77-78 Syndicate Block. Pioneer stind of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
PARQUET FLOORS
T*Vs*
THE OLD AND RELIABLEWE ARE THE
Oldest floor concern in the northwest. Work
guaranteed. Estimates furnished. Trj- our
polish. Metropolitan I'arqnet Co.. 1019 Nlc.
-%STOVE REPAIRS
RKPAD3S FOR ALL STOVESGREAT WEST*
am Store Repair Co.. SIS Benneplo-
RATE UNDER IBItt ^*ani8OTCATION, fte A
word no ad less than loc daily 2o woroa or
less, one week, 60c.
PRINT*lt-EliTOK1 YEARS' EXPERIENCE
married up-to-date In all respects past 8 years
In change of one of the leadjug coouuj weeklies
in the state not a cheap man. but one wuo
wiU guerautee to give more than sathUactlon
or wunt no pay in accept Job in any depart
ment on ii country weeai/. and can come
'at once, write what jou can otfer and lull par
ticulars in hrst letter. Am the man you have
''been loosing tor. Address 9lu5. Journal.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER WITH 16 YEARS'
shop and office experience in some of the best
eastern factories, is open for engagement with
manufacturing concern or contract worn spe
cialty, designing of complicated automatic ma-
s' Chinery, toos and fiituies tot iniercuangeable
manufacturing ueveloping inventions, etc. Ad
dress 9244. Journal ______ _-
YOUNG" MAN, 26, COLLEGE GRADUATE, DE
sires position immediately has tew jears'
business experience, understands bookkeeping)
operates typewriter excellent salesman, ex
cellent references furnished. Address 9705,
"ournaL
SITUATION WANTED AS TRAVELING SALES
man for a wholesale hardware house has
four jears' experience as retail naruware mer
chant bese of reference furnished. 8616,
Journal.
BY YOUNG MAN WITH SIX YEARS' EZPERI
ence in lumoer businebs, in various capacities,
including accountant, salesman, correspondent,
executive ability. Address 943o, Journal.
MAN, 35, WIJ.H 12 YEAR-' EXP-RI_NCE
mercantile business, would like position in
general store as clerk refeiences furnished.
Address Lock Box 254, Mora, Minn.
POSITION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED
hardware clerk, or as an engineer or watchman
in factory ca.n give good reterences.' Address
_H. C.G ia27 Jbi 22u st. city.
WANTEDSIX NATION AS COLLECTOR BY
attorney, years old aomitted in 1891 re
cent experience as collector for machine com
pany. Address 8830, Journal.
POSITION
IN PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY BY
young man with thiee years' experience
first-class operator, finisher, retoucher. Chas.
Peterson, Brainerd, Minn.
WANTEDPOSITION BY EXPERIENCED
cashier of North Dakota bank, six years' ex
perience reiereuce trom present emplojer
can Invest iMtZi. Journal.
EXP.RIrNCED RESTAURANT MAN WOULD
like work as cook or manager sober and re
liable best of city references city or country.
Adaress 9791, Journal.
BIXllAilON WAN!'*.!) BY COMPETENT AND
'reliable bookkeeper and office man. 12 yairs'
experience, five years with last employer.
Auoiess 9*96. Journal.
YOUNG MAN OP 88 DESIRES POSITION IN
store or inside work of some kind have good
temperate habits. Address Box 203. Thief
River Falls, Minn.
WANTEDBY YutfAG MARRIED MAN, POSI
tion as elevator operator is also general me
chanic, references given. L. E. H. Hontman,
1^47 Mcollet.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN, ONE CHILD, WOULD
like steady position on small farm capable of
taking charge. Address Box 421, Luverne,
Minn.
AN EJLPERLbNCED AND COMJfx.T&NT MAN
wants position of foreman in good laundry
can furnish testimonials. Address 9133, Jour
nal.
FURRIERAl. FULLY COMPETENT, IN ANY
branch of the business will be open for en
gagement by Feb. 15. Address 9410, Journal.
A UOOiJC=.l^E.t, AMD COAH.x.a*0tDkA
wants position, Norwegian experienced good
references. Lock Bo*. JXJ7, Montevideo, Minn.
WITH PRESENT FIRM SEVEN YEARS AS
city salesman have some money to invest
state nature of business. 3122 17th av S.
COOKSOBER MAN, MEAT OR PASTRY
desires position hotel or restaurant. Address
D. Cock, 35 East 7th st St. Paul, Minn.
WANTEDSITUATION BY EXPERIENCED
young man at bookkeeping and general office
work. Address Box 68i, Larimore, N. D.
SITUATlON~^ANTED^Y
YOUNfFMAin
WTLI.
make investment with services. What have
you to offer? Address 9280, Journal.
SITUATION WANTEDA YOUNG MAN. 19
years old, would lie a position of some kind.
Address W. Hanson. 2100 tfth av S.
LAUNDRYMAN WANTS POSITION, ANY PART
of work In steam laundry. Address Laundry
man, 508 W Superior st, Duluth.
WORK OF SOME KIND BY COLORED BOY
from south, washing dishes or taking care of
hoises. 2109 9th av S.
YOUNG BARBER WANTS POSITION IN
snail western Minnesota town. Mrs. Micue,
305 5th st S.
GOOD CARPENTER WD3HES SOME WORK BY
day will go out of city If wanted. .Address
9101, Journal.
WANTEDPOSITION AS CHIEF ENGINEER
best of references given. Address 8779, Jour
nal.
PObixION WANT1J) BY EXPERIENCED
butcher. Address 9119. Journal.
Female.
RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, fto A
word no ad let than luc dall 2u woros or
less, one week, 60c.
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER, THOR
oughlj competent and trustworthy, desires po
sition at oiKt, good penman ran do book
keeping and billing first-class references. Ad
dress 9130, Journal.
WANTEDPOSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER BY
young widow lady no objection to leaving
city. Telephone '1. C. 2173 or N. W. Nicollet
230, or address 124 Laurel av, flat 2, Minne
apolis.
TEACHER, FIRST GRADE, DESIRES Posi
tion excellent recommendations has taught
four years, lower grade in small town pre
ferred state salary paid. 9262, Journal.
WAVx-JiDBY A YOUNG LADY. A PLACE
where she could give manicures, snampooes and
massages for hei- room and board in a nice
family. Address 9287, Journal.
WANTEDSITUATION BY COMPETENT,
rapid and accurate young lady stenographer
and bookkeeper salary $35 a month. Address
TJox 687. Lhtimore. N. D.
WANTEDPOSITION BY EXPERIENCED STE
nographer thoroughly competent in law work
eight years' experience. Telephone N. W.
South 1584-J2.
YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION HELP
ing on books or general office work has had
experience and can give references. Address
9742, Journal.
WANTEDSITUATION BY THOROUGHLY
experienced, educated, rapid and accurate
lady stenographer. Address Box 687, Lari
more, N. D.
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER DESIRES
position in or out of city references. Tele
phone T. C. 452, or call 502 Lumber Ex
change.
POSITION BY COMPETENT WOMAN AS
bill clerk, has ten years' experience good
penman and typewrltist. Address 9604, Jour
nal.
COPYING ON A TYPEWRITER WILL E
neatly and promptly done. Communications
to be addressed to P. O. Box 273, Anoka, Minn.
FIRST-CLASS SOLICITOR AND ADVERTISING
open foi engagement, salary expected make it
in one day's work. Address 9760. Journal.
A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER OF LONG Ex
perience will go out by the day in families,
at $2 a day. Address 9709, Journal.
NICE GIRL FROM THE COUNTRY WANTS A
place as nurse girl or second girl, please
write or call, 929 Nicollet av,
AN EXPERIENCED LADY BOOKKEEPER: AND
stenographer desires a position references
given. Address U433. Journal.
FIRYT-CLASS BOOKKEEPER DESIRES A
position with wholesale firm competent, reli
able. 'Address 8970. Journal.
YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE TO WORK FOR
board and room while attending school. 724
2d av S
YOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION A8 8TENOG
rapher thoroughly experienced. Address 8784,
Journal.
DRESSMAKER WOULD LIKE ENGAGEMENTS
to AH two weeks in families. Call up T.
5866.
WANTEDA PLACE BY A YOUNG LADY TO
work for room and board. Address 9749, Jour
nal.
IRONING, CLEANING, SWEEPING BY THE
da N. W phone Main 1040 J2.
NOTICE
NOTICE~Kr'^ THE
partnership heretofore existing between the
pirtles her.-unto under the Arm name and
style of Minneapolis Gas Fixture company, do
ing business at 802 Nicollet av. Minneapolis,
Minn., has been dissolved by mutual consent,
and that Delaney E. Branham succeeds to said
business and all the assets thereof. Including
all accounts receivable, and assumes all ac
counts payable and all the obligations of said
partneiabip.
All persons owing said Minneapolis Gas
Flvture company will make settlement with
Delaney E. Branham.
Dated Feb. 5. 1906.
Frank E. Herthtun, ^_
Delaney E. Branham^
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOQK
holders of the Minneapolis Athenaeum will
be held on Tuesday,, Feb. 6. In the directors',
room at the public Ubrary_at_4 p.m.
NOTICE TO AGENTSFEB. 8, 1006. LOT 16,
in block No. 4. Oak Park addition. Is hereby
withdrawn from market from Feb. 1. Please
cancel. N. J. Nelson, owner.
PENSIONS
&&rj&
Our grand annual horse aoctton sale tor
the season of lUOd will be held at oar
mammoth stables, Midway, St. taul,^
Wednesday, Feb.
l,O0O horses, farm mares and males1,000.
bvery horse guaranteed us lepresented.
This will be the greatest assortment of
horses ever brought together at any one
time. Don't miss this great sale. Come
eariy. Sale commences at 10 o'clock a.m.
sharp, liemember the day and Ute
Wednesd-j, freb.
And every Wednesday thereafter.
Private .sales daily.
Barrett & Zimmerman,
Great Midway Horse Market,
St. Paul, Minn.
(Take interurban street tars from either
city.) oooooooooooooo IF YOU HAVE ANY HORSES, WAGON8,
or harness you want to Bell, bring
them to Barrett & Zimmerman, Mid
way, St. Paul.
Auction sales every Wednesday. Con
signments solicited.
oooooooo oooooooo
PRIVATE SALES DAILY.
A large assortment to select from,
Good horses at right prices.
Barrett tk Zimmerman,
9 Midway Horse Market,
i St. Paul.
ooo ooooo
IF YOU NEED ONE OR MORE GOOD SOUND
work or business horses, bought direct from
the farmers and guaranteed to be as repre
sented, see mine 1 have tnem for Bale, Al
_tred_M _Pope,_Box_f43,_Windom, Minn.
BLOOM & MAJERUS HAVE 1HOM K0 TO 1M
head of farm mares and horses on hand at ail
times, fresh consignments every week our
motto ie quick sales and small profits. Stables
248-2oO 2d av N.
GOING TO CALIFORNIA, MUST SELL BEAU*
tlfnl new closed private coupe carriage, finest
condition cheap at $300 no reasonable offer
_refused._3018_Aldrich av_S._South 331 L2.
GENTLEMAN'S DRIVING
FOR BALE OR EXCHANGEA PERCHERON
stallion, weight 1,800 if Interested, write
JaXmes Pettit, Storm Lake, Iowa, giving full
particulars.
FOR SALE30 HEAD OF HORSES, RANGING
In prices, $50 to $200 will guarantee every
horse. Chas. Hoffman, 445 8 Wabasha. St.
PauL
FOR SALE$42 TAKES A 10-YEAR-OLD
horse, weight l,15o: good walker and good
limbs. 2642 Clinton. Worth $00.
ZIMMERMAN'S HORSX MARKET, DEALERS
In all classes of horses, part time given when
desired. Stables. 12 2d it X.
GOOD FAMILY HORSE, WEIGHS 1.100 LBS,
perfectly safe for ladies or children will sell
cheap for cash. 2731 8th st S.
TEAK PONTES. 4 AND 6 YEARS OLD, GEN*
tie, good drivers reasonable price. Call 2317
Harriet av. Tel.. T. C. 4629.
PERCHEON STALLION, WEIGHT 1,600. 4
years old color black, price right. G. W.
Fisher, Howard Lake, Minn.
HO*RSES FOR SALE10 HEAD GOOD DRIY.
ers and delivery horses. Call at 212 2d av N,
Dooley's blacksmith shop.
20 HEAD HEAVY WORKERS FOR SALE
cheap If taken at once. Q. W. Fisher,
Howard Lake, Minn.
FOR SALETWO HEAVY HORSES, WAGONS,
and harness two mares, 1,300 and 1.350 lbs
snap. 18 Royalston.
BLACK BEAR SKIN LAP ROBE FOR OOACH
man. Room 221, Bank of Minneapolis, Nicol
let av and 3d st.
THREE GOOD SOUND HORSES. WEIGHING
1,200 to 1,300 prices reasonable. 2020 Lyn
dale av N.
FOR SALEA PAIR OF HORSES. HARNESS
and wagon time given if wanted. 612 Glob*
building.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, 10 TO 100 HORSES
of all kisds prices right. Dan Egan, 232 2d
av N.~
FINE DRIVING MARE, SOUND HARNESS
and buggy. Bayer's Boarding Barn, 18 Royal
ston.
NOTICEDEAD HORSES REMOVED.'- V. W.
Scavenger Co., 102 1st st N. Phone 185 Main.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS REPAIRED AND
painted, factory prices. 129 Western av.
HORSESHOEING, FOUR NEW SHARP STEEL
shoes, $1.25. Harve} 's,_127 Western av.
FOR SALEA CUTTER SOLD MY -HORSE,
havt no use for cutter. 300 4th st SE^
1
HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Wanted.
WANTEDHORSES FROM 1,200 TO 1,500 LBSi
must be cheap cash one to carload: will
be here three days. Address 9713, Journal.
_^OWS^OGSjJPOJjraY_^
FOR SALELIGHT GOLDEN BRDTDLE BITCH
pup, 8 months old, eut of Lady Bell Von a
(88350), sired by Thos. H., son of many cham
pions. Address L. Gulebert. 849 Rice st. St.
_PauL
FOR SALEGREEN CUT BONE, 60 POUNDS,
$1.25 100 pounds, $2.25 delivered in twin
cities. World Stock and Poultry Supply Co.,
23 Raymond av, St. Paul, Minn.
W E WANT TO BUY FOUR OR FIVE CAR
loads of good cows. We want only younjj
stock Write us what yon have. O. W. Kerr
Co., Fargo. N. D.
A FEW GOOD CUSTOMERS FOR FRESH-LAID
eggs, those willing to pay top price, will de
liver to private families. Address 9685, Jour
nal.
FOR SALETWENTY BARRED PLYMOUTH
Rock cockerels, 10 pullets, from price win
ning stock orders now booked for eggs for
_hatching Wheelock. 2913 13th av 8.
OIL MEAL $1.65, CRUSHED OYSTER SHELLS
75c, grit 75c per 100-lb sack. J. H. Smith,
hardware, 214-216 Hennepin av.
FOR SALECOW AND CALF. INQUIRE AT
Nick Becker's. 128 18th av NK.
FOR SALEFINK JERSEY COW. 8810 CLIN.
ton av
^JEjOST^FOUTO^^REWAR^^ STRAYEDFROM 648 6TH AV N. ONE DARK
bay mare weight about 1,500 pounds one
brown horse, weight about 1,300 pounds, whit*
feet, white face. Return and get reward.
FOUNDA PLACE TO HAVE YOUR TRUN3
repaired or exchanged for new one, 14 Wash
ington av N. BiJOu Trunk Factory, WiUMS
Lorenz. Both phones.
LOSTA. LADY'S POCKETBOOK, 8ATURDAY
night, containing valuable papers and 20 cents,
near 3d and Hennepin. Finder kindly tele
phone 4389, _T. C.
LOSTA LLEWELLYN SETTER DOG, BLACK
and white, with large black spots m back.
Return for reward to 22O0 Grand ar S.
LOSTFROM $18 E 14th ST, FLAT D, JEW
elry valued as keepsake reward and no ques
tions if returned. Tel. T. C. 10107.
LOSTBLUE ENAMELED FACED WATCHl
monogram on back. Return to 711 Marshall
av. St. Paul, and receive reward.
FOUNDFINE PAIR STEEL BOWS. READING
glasses for 35c. at Hirschy's. optician. 518
Nicollet aT.secondfloor^
LOSTMONDAY MORNING, BELT PTN, HAND
palnted In violets: kindly return to Miss Sey
frled. 400 Oneida block.
L08T^STRAYED FROM 3612 10th AV S. A
cinnamon colored bull pup. with Maek fac*.
Return for reward.
STRAYED'TO MY PLACE, A TEAM OF WORS
horses, on Saturday, Feb. 3. Corner of Laurel
and Upton avs.
LOSTON THURSDAY, FEB. 1, BEARSKIN
collarette. Please leave at 320 W 33d st and
get reward.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
INVENTORS. ATTENTION!PATENTS IN
all countries promptly obtained, sold, leased,
manufactured models made twenty-flva
years established unexcelled reputation la
renters' book free. Address Patent Market,
St Paul. Minn.
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT. PATENT LAW.
yers and solicitors main office. 923-033 Guar
anty building, Minneapolis. Minn.: 52 UcUUl
building, Washington. D. C.
iDETECTIVE BUREAUS
HOY'S' DETECTIVE BUREAU, SUITE 614-615
Phoenix building: 20 years' continued expert
ence In Minneapolis, legitimate business
solicited reasonable rates best of references.
BotL phenes.
CARPET CLEANING, RUGMFO
PARTICULAR PEOPLE. SEND YOUR CAR-
ROBT. WATSON, WAR VETERAN. PENSION pets, rues to the Mpls. Carpet Cleaning* Rug
attr. box 413, 8^8 Bottoo. bifc., Minneapolis. x Factory. 113 4th it N. Main 8227 V. Q, tgmc
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H0B8E,~ 0WE~GS
the fastest trotters in the city snap for spot
cash with this horse I ride behind no man
sound and safe. 82 8th st S.
FORTSALEOR TRADE "FOR REAL ESTATE,
the best driving outfit in the city. Inquire
of the U. S. Collection Agency Co., 7th floor
Boston block.
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