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KILLS SICK WIFE
AND SHOOTS SELF
No Known Motive for Hideous
Double Crime of a North
Dakota Farmer.
New Salem, N. D., May 21.A terri
ble tragedv occurred fifteen miles north
east of here last week when Henry A.
Brandt, a prosperous farmer, shot and
instantlv killed his wife and then blew
off the top ot his own head.
There is no known motive for the
double crime. Brandt had lived in this
county about four years, having come
here from Minnesota. He had been mar
ried five or six years, and so far as
known, his married life had been happy.
Mrs. Brandt, four days prior to the
murder, had given birth to a child and
was being cared for by a neighbor wo
man and a young girl. Brandt had been
apparently in good spirits and nothing
had been noticed in his absences to
arouse alarm. In the absence of the
attendants in the kitchen, he was left
alone in the sickroom with his wife.
Brandt suddenlv approached the bed
and shot twice with a revolver. He evi
dently fired one shot from a sitting posi
tion beside the bed, and while the wo
man's eyes were closed. The bullet en
tered her skull behind the ear.
then stood up and fir.ed another
shot from the front, the ball entering
the neck just below the chin. Either
wound was fatal, Brandt then turned
the weapon against his own breast and
fired. The bullet, however, glanced and
only a flesh wound was inflicted. He
then rushed into the kitchen covered
with blood and secured a rifle.
The two women fought desperately
to restrain him, but he threw them off
and going to the barn proceeded delib
erately to end his life. He rested the
butt of the gun on the ground and
placed the muzzle against his forehead.
Having removed one of his shoes, he
pulled the trigger with his toe. The
charge tore the entire top of his head
away.
The couple had four other children
besides the newly born infant.
M'NEIL ELECTED PRESIDENT
Annual District Meeting of Letter Car
riers Held at Anoka.
Special to The Journal.
Anoka, Minn., May 21.The annual
district meeting of the Rural Letter
Carriers' association of this section was
held here yesterday. John McNeil of
Dayton was elected president Harold
Pope, Anoka, vice president George
Xi. Hathburn, Anoka, secretary and
treasurer.
The delegates from the association
to the state meeting at Stillwater in
Jun are John Keene. Elk River Hud
son Guy, Cedar, and J. W. Emmons, St.
Francis. An effort will be made to
bring the next state meeting to this
city. The next quarterly meeting ot
the district society will be held in Au
gust at Lake George in this county.
PAPER STOCK BURNED'
{Loss of $40,000 to the Zenith Company
of Duluth.
Duluth, May 21.Fire of unknown
origin caused a loss of $40,000 last night
in the building occupied by the Zenith
Paper company on West Michigan
street, of which R. Leslie of Duluth
is president.
The loss on paper stock is $80,000 and
on building $5,000. Stock and build
ing are both insured.
The building is owned by E. W. Peet
of St. Paul. Truckman Becker was
knocked unconscious by a live wire, but
will recover.
CHARGED WITH MURDER
Quarreled with a Road Overseer and
Shot and Killed Him.
Broken Bow, JNeb., May 21.Sheriff
Bichardson has received a message say
in that George Morrison, road overseer
near the village of Aetna, was shot to
death by a boy named Charles Dennis.
The shooting was the result of a quar
rel over a disputed right of way.
One Far Plus $1 to Boston, Mass., and
Return.
Account meeting American Medical
association, Jun 5-8, the Minneapolis
& St. Louis railroad will sell round-trip
tickets Jun 2 to 5, with liberal limits.
TOT full particulars call on J. G. Rick
el, city ticket agent, 424 Nicollet ave
xtue.
SMITH & WYMAN,
WHOLESAL E
Doors, Sash,' Blinds, Etc.
Specialties- Stair Work. Office Fittings and
Interior Hardwood Finish.
Corner 3d Avenue S
and 8th Street.
EAST SIDE,
Minneapolis, Mum.
STRONG & NORTHWAY
MFG'CO.
FLOUR MILL MACHINERY.
251 and 253 3d av S.
-s
ALFRED ANDRESEN & CO.,
Importers
SWEDISH STEEL GOODS.
1300-1302 Washington Av. S.
NORTH STAR SHOE CO.
Manufacturers.
Corner First av N and Fifth st.
Minneapolis, Minn.
"SOD A FOUNTAIN S
We manufacture the most complete line
of "Sanitary Fountains," in all styles and
at prices to suit the buyer. We also carry
in stock a desirous line of "second-hand
fountains," in all sires, at moderate prices
Tell us your wants on a postal and we will
call on you A most complete line of
Fountain Supplies.
BEBOSTEDT BEOS. CO.,
537-39 Lafayette av., St. Paul, Minn
An attractive ad, full of Informa
tion, placed In one paper, will com-
A. mand more attention than a short 9 i
5S and vague ad placed In every paper
3S' $ In Minneapolis. It will cost less. If
your ad is In the want columns of
?p 4 The Journal it will be seen and an- $
ff4$ swered $,
&^x
Monday EvenTng-,
FELL INTO A GOAL MINE
NORT DAKOTA MA N AND HI S
SON INSTANTL KILLE BY
OAVEIN AT BURKEY
Special to The Journal.
Minot, N. D., May 21.While on
their way last night to get a load of
coal, C. H. Verman and his 18-year-old
son met a horrible death by being
crushed by a cavein of a mine at Bur
key.
They were buried beneath six feet
of earth and when a rescuing party
recovered the bodies it appeared that
the men had met instant death. His
horses escaped.
Verman and his son came to North
Dakota recently and located on land
near Burkey. On Sunday afternoon
the two started to one of the coal
mines. Verman drove over a vein of
coal and the weight of the wagon and
horses caused the earth to give way
and the two men dropped into the
opening.
DISOBEYED ONE IS DEAD
ARTHUR PATTERSO N OF NORT
DAKOTA A VICTIM OF TH E GUN-
OARRYING HABI AMONG
SMALL BOYS.
Special to The Journal.
Larimore, N D. May 21.Arthur
Patterson, 15 years old, only son of
R. B. Patterson, was shot and instantly
killed here yesterday.
He lived at Mc^'anna and came to
this city Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with boy friends. Four of
them went fishing on Sunday, taking
with them two shotguns, one revolver
and a rifle, notwithstanding that they
had been forbidden to take firearms
along.
Leo Olmstead, aged 13, had shot a,
bird, when young Patterson ran in
front of the gun to get it. The gun
had been reloaded and was accidentally
discharged. The lad took but five step-?
and dropped dead.
Railroads
ROAD ENTER S DULUT
Rainy Lak Line Engineers Select
Route to Hea of Lakes.
Duluth, Minn., May 21.The Duluth,
Rainy Lake & Winnipeg read has a
crew of engineers running a line from
Virginia, the present Southern terminal
of the road, to Duluth. The engineers
have reached Duluth and entered the
city in the vicinity of Lincoln Par in
the West End.
The Rainy Lake road is now extend
ing from Ashawa to the Rainy river to
connect with the Canadian Northern at
Pither' Point, near International Falls.
The survey from Virginia to Duluth
runs east of the Duluth, Missaba &
Northern road.
HEWITT I S I N A HURRY
President of North-Western Orders
Haste in Completion of Dakota Line.
Special to The Journal.
Rapid City, S. May 21.Three
private cars and a coach came in Sat
urday, bringing a number of the offi
cials of the North-Western railroad to
inspect the work being done on the
extension from here to Pierre. Marvin
Hewitt, president of the North-Western,
with C. C. Hughes, H. R. McCullough,
G. Gr. Dennis, and a number of other
officers, comprised the party. Orders
were given to hurry the work on the
road with all diligence and to let noth
ing interfere with the early completion
of the task.
Commission Orders Station.
Special to The Journal.
Madison, Wis., May 21.The railroad
rate commission of Wisconsin has or
dered a new railroad station at the vil
lage of Catawba, on the Soo line. The
station will cost between $8,000 and
$4,000, and must be completed within
sixty days. Some time ago the com
mission received a complaint relative
to shipping facilities at that point. I
addition to the new fetation the com
mission has ordered 1,200 feet of new
sidetrack.
Fruit Company Wins.
Special to The Journal.
Medford, Wis., May 21.The Med
ford Frui Packing company has won
a point in its fight against the Wiscon
sin Central road, which, the fruit com
pany alleges, has been charging exces
sive rates for the bhipment of berry
boxes. A temporary decision in its fa
vor has been handed down by the state
railroad commission.
WYMAN, PARTRIDGE & CO.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
First av N and Fourth st.
$
PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS
COMPANY
MINNEAPOLIS.
Largest producers of Plate Glass in tbe
world. We carry a complete stock of
WINDOW AND ORNAMENTAL GLASS.
Northwestern Distributing Agents of PAT
TON'S PAINTS( and carry a full line of
Painters' Sundries.
BEMIS BROS. BAG
COMPANY.
612, 614, 616 Fourth St S.
$-
IPR HIDES
"W FURS,PELTS,5WOOL I
r?llcMiLLAN FUR & WOOL CO.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN
WRITE FOR CIRC ULA RS
^i-*,v-& .JS. *sirS&.'fcv^rfa^iJaSLdS*
saiesiEiissasa*^^
aOOD FIRMS TO PATRONIZE
Stops leak In any root.
Call, telephone 01 write.
rflalre Paint Co.. 242 1st ay N.
_^JPA^N1VATT0^NEYS^_
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, PATENT LAW
yen and solicitors main office, 925-933 Guar
anty building. Minneapolis, lilnn. 52 MeGlll
building. Washington. D. C.
JAraTVJDEPO^TJfAULT^
FAMILY PLATE AN JEWELRY OUR SPE
cialty perfect security and very low rates.
The Bojd Transfer Oo *s Fireproof Warehouse,
400 E Lake st.
Journal want ads tell your
"wants" to the family circle
after the day's work is over and
when people are in a receptive
mood. Only lc a word.
^_DETECTIVE^AGENCJffiS__
McNULTY~IKrECTIVE
service, unequaled facilities, reasonable lates
references.police headquarters. 210 Kasota blk.
ATTENTION CONTRACTORS50,000 TO 70,000
feet of pine lutnbei for Bale. Inquire Win.
Bergh, Bralnerd, Minn.
PENSIONS^
ROBT. WATSON, WAR VETERAN,' PENSION
atty.. box 413. 328 Boston block. Minneapolis.
OPTICIANS^
JOHN J. DOWD. OPTOMETRIST AND OPTI
clan, optical dept, Minneapolis Dry Goods Oo.
$*$$$$3SS$$3
The art of writing a good Journal 4
want ad consists in thinking out all
S
the leading points, the reader will $
want to know and stating them for 4
him. Don't try to make your want
& ad too short, or you will lose many
$ of the most desirable answers. 3
i* a word.
NEWARK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Principal office, 741-43 Broad street, Newark,
N. J. (Organized in 1811 John J. Henry.
President, Chailes M. Henry, Secretary At
torney to accept service in Minnesota. Insurance
Commissioner. Cash capital, $250,000.
INCOME IN 1005.
Premiums other than perpetuals. $284,614 04
Rents and interest 2S.154 65
Profit* on ledger assets over
book values 682 50
From all other sources 287 9S
Total income $293,740.07
DISBURSEMENTS IN 1005.
Amount naid for losses $93,674 31
Dividends and interest 24.839 50
Commissions and brokerage 57,645 02
Salaries and fees of officers,
agents and employees 29.870.41
Taxes, fees and rents 10,14110
All other disbursements 10,322.75
Total disbursements $231,493.09
Excess of income over disburse
ments 62,246.08
ASSETS DEC. 31. 1905.
Value of real estate owned $75,400 00
Mortgage loans 106,390.00
Bonds and stocks owned 486,920.00
Cash in office unci in bank 2S.193 79
Accrued interest and rents 7,647 02
Premiums in course of collection 28,272 67
Total admitted assets $773,023 48
Assets' not admitted $783 67.
LIABILITIES DEC. 31, 1905
Unpaid losses and claims $23,884 29
Reinsurance reserve 202,248.&3
Salaries, expenses, dividends and
interest due 10,723 83
Capital stock paid np 250,000.00
Total liabilities including
capital $486,856 95
Net surplus 286.166 53
RISKS AND PREMIUMS, 1905 BUSINESS.
Fire risks written during the
year $32,367,992 00
Premiums received thereon.. 319,792 03
Net amount in force at end of
the year 38,651,013 00
BUSINESS IN MINNESOTA IN 1905.
$326,275.00
5,911 00
3,561.00 8,556 00
$326,275 00
5,911 00
3,561 00
8,556 00
Fire risks written
Fire premiums received
Fire losses paid
Fire losses incurred
Aggregate risks written
Aggregate premiums received..
Aggregate losses paid
Aggregate losses incurred
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department of Insurance.
whereas, the Newark Fire Insurance Com
pany, a corporation organized under the laws
of Ne Jersey, has fully complied with the
provisions of the laws of this state, relative to
the admission and authorization of insurance
companies of Its class.
Now, therefore, I, the undersigned, Insurance
Commissioner, do hereby empower and authorize
the said above named company to transact its
appropriate business of fire Insurance in the
state of Minnesota, according to the laws there
of, until the thirty-first day of January, A
1907, unless said authority be revoked or other
wise legally terminated prior thereto
In testimonv whereof, I have hereunto set
mv hand and affixed my official seal at St. Paul,
this 31st day of January. A D. 1006
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
Insurance Commissioner.
THE JOBBING,
MANUFACTURING
AND WHOLESALE
INTERESTS
OF MINNEAPOLIS
Are the Greatest in the
Whole Northwest.
Compare The Sunday Journal with 4
any other northwestern Sunday $
newspaper. You will be a Sunday S
Journal subscriber if you want the 4
best. $
MINNEAPOLIS FLORAL CO.
Wholesale Growers and Deal
ers in Plants and Flowers.
BRAND STOVE CO.,
Manufacturers of Stoves,
Ranges and Furnaces.
Office and Salesroom,
330-332 Fourth Av. S.
r-^
GLUEK BREWING CO.
Brewers and Bottlers of
HIGH GRADE BEERS.
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
s -$
J. H. Kerrick.
Engines, Boil- i
ers, Wood and
Iron Working
126 Third Av. N. hi
,Ss.
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
Masonic Temple. 6tU_and Hen. Both phones.
JOHN~M, GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. 82 7th st 8. Both phones.
O. E. LARSON, funeral direotor, 1011 Central
av. Residence 1139 Adams T. C. phone.
M. J. OILL & SONS,
Funeral Directors, 3d st and 2d av S.
X. WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
710 Hennepin av. Both phones 32S2.
AUCTION SALES
AUCTIONTOMORROW, TUESDAY, AT 9
am, by order of the People's Storage Co
a large and Valuable assemblage high-giade
mahogany, oak and blidseye maple furnltuic
of all kinds. Brass and iron beds, box springs,
hair matti esses, bedding, linens, drapeiie^.
two high-grade uptight pianos, steel range,
fine parlor heater, let liberators, kitchen ef
fects, etc.. etc., all without teserve, at the
new Knickeibocker Auction Hooms, No 17 0th
st N, opposite Masonic Temple. Hubert Bown,
auctioneer.
TWIN CITY DY E WORKS, THE LEADING
Krench drj cleaners for ladles' ana gents'
clothing and all household goods. 816 Nicollet.
STERLING DYE HOUSEFreaoh Dry Cleaning.
502 4th av S. T. 9332: N W. S. M9 J3.
STOVE^REPAIRS
U. S. STOVE HEP AIR CO., 18 3d ST S, STOVES
repaired and stcied for summer. Both phones.
Prompt service.
REPAHtS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT WEST,
ern Stove Repair Co 312 Hennepin
^^COW^JDOGSjJPOULTRTf^
FOR SALENEARLY THOROUGHBRED ST.
Bernard puppies, 2_months old. 36 16th st_N.
FOR SALEYOUNG ESQUIMAUX SHEPHERD
dog good watch dog 1202 6th st S.
___AGE^TS^WANraD___
AGENTS WANTEDBEST BOOK SAN FRAN
oisco Earthquaie, vast galleiy pictures, 70 per
cent commission, outfit free, tend 10 cents for
postage The Bible House, 825 Dearborn st,
Chicago.
MEDICAL
PILESDR. H. WAITE, 30 YEARS' SPECIAL
1st, cuies every case Write for pamphlet
mailed free. 1219 Hawthorn av, Minneapolis.
OCEAN STEAMERS
AMESOASTSJK
PLYMOUTHCHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON.
New York ...May 26, Tune 23, July 28, Aug. 25
St. Louis June 2, June 30, Aug. 4, Sept 1
Phladelphla June 9. July 7, Aug 11, Sept. 8
St. Paul. ..June 16, July 14, Aug. 18, Sept. 15
PhiladelphiaQueenstownLiverpool.
Noordland...... .May 26 I rrlesland June 9
Haverford June 2 Westernland .June 16
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT UNE.
NEW YORK-LONDON DIREOT
Minneapolis ..May 26, June 23, July 21, Aug. 18
Minnehaha.. June 2, June 30, July 28 Aug 25
Minnetonka June 9, July 7, Aug 4 Sept. 1
Mesaba June 16, July 14, Aug 11, Sept. a
DOMINION LINE.
MONTREAL '10 LIVERPOOLShort sea passage
Kensington May 26 I Dominion June 9
Ottawa June 2 Southwark June 16
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM, VIA BOULOGNE.
Sailings Wednesday as per sailing lint.
N.Amdm, May ?0 10 am Totrdam, June 20 3 ni
Stat'dam, June 6, 10 am I Noordam, June27, 9 am
Rjndam, June 13 10 am N.Anibtdm.July 4, 4 am
RED STAR LINE.
N. Y., DOVER, ANTWERP (LONDON. PARIS)
Zeeland June 10, July 14. Aug. 11, Sept. 8
Finland ...May 26, June 23, Aug. 4, Sept. 1
Vaderland June 2, June 30, Julv 28, Aug 25
Kioouland June 9, July 7, Aug. IS, Sept 15
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW YORKQUEENSTOWN LIVERPOOL.
Teutonic May 30, June 27, July 25, Aug. 22
Cediic June 1 June 29, July 27, Aug 24
Baltic June 6. Julj 4. Aug 1 Aug A)
Majestic June 18, July 11, Aug 8, Sept 5
Celtic June lo July 13, Aug 10 Sept 7
Oceanic June 20 July 18, Aug 15, Sept. 12
BOSTONQUEENSTOWNLIVERPOOL.
Cymric May 24, June 21, July 19 Aug. 23
Arabic June 7, July 5. Aug. 2, Aug. 80
rll MEDITERRANEAN AZ^A
PROK jnsW.XOHK, AZORES.
REPUBLIC...May'31, 3 p.m. Oct. 18 Nov 29
CRETIC June 21, 10 a.m. Aug. 4 SeDt' 2S
FROM BOSTON.
ROMANIC June 5, 8 30 a.m July 7 Sent 1*5
CANOPIO. .June 80, 5 p.m Aug. 11 Oc't 8
0. E. B^EOKE, W. W. P. Agent'
181-183 8d st S, Guaranty Bid*, llinnwolii.
T. H. LARKE, Passenger Agent.
8 East 6th st. St. Paul.
jtambutg-Jkmerican.
Special Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTHCHERBOURGHAMBURG.
Kalserin AV. Maj 24 Kaiserln A. V., June 21
Deutschland.. Ma\ 31 Oceana
Amerlka June 7
Bluecher June 14
O
DOT^r^ &?
N
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Special Attention to Funeral Orders.
36th St. and Calhoun Boulev'rd
June 23
Deutschland June 28
Amerlka July 5
Among special features of these ships: dril
Room, Ritz-Carlton Restaurant a carte eleva
tors, gymnnsium, PalmP Garden, Electiic Baths
HAMBURG!l
a nla
Twin ScreO Passenger Service'
4
BIS
N
Large twin screw vessels of 14,000 tons Su
pe- passenger accommodations.
Pennsylvania... .June 2 Waldersee .June 30
2!*"
Jui, Pennsylvania ..July 5
Pitiicla JunSoi 16g Batavia Julyy 2.1
Pretoria.. June 28 Patricia
*\ia and Cherbourg.
l/fRCaenSPlymouth
dofp5
hTt
...Jul 2 8 cfof W^han^
B^rN&^n^
E
^Co.^O.S Johnson &
A. G. Vanstrum & Co.
JANNEY, SEMPLE, HILL &
COMPANY,
Wholesale Hardware.
30, 32, 34, 36 Second avenue S.
Corner First Avenue S.
Buyers of Hides, Furs, Wool, Etc.
NORTHWESTERN HIDE &
FUR COMPANY,
Established 1890.
200-202-204 First Street N.
GEO. R. NEWELL & CO.
Wholesale Grocers,
Cor. First av N and Third st.
8-
-S
STOVES
GREAT WESTERN STOVE
AND REPAIR CO.
Stoves and Repairs.
312 Hennepin Av. Minneapolis
$-
HELP WANTEDMALE
oooooooooooooooo
WANTEDTRAVELING SALESMEN WHO
are regularly employed on the road to
take up a side line No samples to
carry, haidly any trouble to a man, but
good monej on the side. For full par
ticulavs call at 310 Nicollet av. Mln
neapolls, and ask for Mr. Mitchell.
$
WILLIAMS HARDWARE CO.
100-2-4 Second Avenue N.
Wholesale Iron and Steel Carriage
and Wagon Stock, etc.
-4
If you were renting a house you
would show a prospective tenant
-g every desirable point, and thus In- $
terest him. In ^Hting a Journal j
want ad you should do the same
thing. The results will be the same 3
the prospective tenant will come $
to see about It. Tell the whole 3
storythat will bring
answers
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WAKTEDFOR U. S. ARMY ABLE-BODIED,
unmairled men, between ages of 21 and 33.
citizens ot United Slates of good character
and temperate hitpits, who can speak, read and
write Unglieh. For information apply to Re
cruiting Officer, Phoenix building or Com
mercial Hotel. St. Paul, or 324 1st av S, Min
neapolis. Minn.
DRY GOODS SALESMAN, AMBITIOUS YOUNG
dry goods salesman, Gorman, who can also
handle Norwegian trade, good stockkeepers and
trimmer, tan have good steady position with,
us at good wages State experience and wages
wanted first letter. Harvey Mercantile Co.,
Haive), N. D.
NOTICE TO BOOKKEEPERS AN MECHAN.
icsI have subdivided about 200 acres into
10-acre tracts, 1% miles from Minnetonka,
in tbe Long lake fruit region, I am selling
it on easy pa)ments price from $600 to
$1,000. Go with Ub and see It. V. H. Van
Sl)ke, 704 Guaranty building. N. W. phone
LEARN COMMERCIAL, VIEW AND FLASH
light photography, a pleasant, profitable pro
fession, paying $2 per week and upward po
sitions guaranteed in 60 days tuition $25
salary after 30 days. Apply E K. Jones, T.
0. Photo Co., Room 83. 221 2d av 8.
WANTEDFOR TH E U. S. MARINE CORPS,
men between ages 21 and 35. An opportunity
to see the world. For full Information apply
In person or by letter to Marine Recruiting
Office. 33 41 Washington av S. Minneapolis,
_Mtnn.,_or_167_E 3d st. St,_Paul. Minn.
WANTEDA FE W MORE YOUNG MEN TO
learn telegraphy and railway accounting by
mail can earn $70 to $125 per month Writ"
for free catalog. The Railway Commercial
Coirespondence School, 310 American" Trust
building, Cleveland, Ohio.
MEN AND BOYS WANTED^IEARN^PLUMB
ing, plastering, bricklaying, special offer, life
scholarship, $50 easy pa)ments, position and
union card guaranteed, free catalogue. Coyne
Bros Trade Schools, New York, Chicago,
St. Louis.
WANTEDRELIABLE JOB, AD AND MAKEUP
man to take charge of mechanical department
of up to date countrj newspapers, must bt
strictly sober and be able to
Mmake
WANTEDBAEK EEELEE8 FOB WISCONSIN,
$3 to $3 25 per cord, or $35 per month and
bpaid free fare. Call at A. H. Anderson &
Co No. 8 2d st S.
FIR6X-CLASS PAINTEBS WANTED FOE IN
slde work steady work for good reliable men
Call evenings between 6 and 7. J. A. Wick
2710 Fremont av N.
ANTEDJUNE 1, DEVC CLERK. UNMAR
ried must be registered in Noith Dakota and
speak German
Kulm, N
Inquire of Snyder's pharmacy,
WANTED IEON MOLDEB AN BLACK
smith helpers, steady work good wages, no
drinkers wanted. Black Hills Mfg. Co., Dead
wood, S. D.
WANTED A GOOD TRIAL LAWYER, ONE
with considerable experience no other need
apply. American Adjustment Co., 305 Tem
ple Court.
25 PER WEEK AND TRAVELING EXPENSES
paid salesmen to sell goods to grocery dealers
experience unnecesbary. Purity Co., Chicago.
WANTEDFIVE TEAMS AN TEN LAB0R
ers, next to Bemis Bag Co., on 4th st be
tween 6th and 7th avs S, tomorrow morning.
WANTED TWO FIRST-CLASS PANTS
pressers at once good pay to right party.
O. Welander, 731 Hennepin av, third floor.
WATCHES CLEANED SOc, MAINSPRINGS 50o~,
warranted one year, clocks repaired, called for
and delivered. a_9545 Dobrln. 223_Wash. N.
WANTEDA FIRST-CLASS ALL-AROUND~TIN
smith, steady job for the right man, give ref
erences. Address T. A. Kyle, Rolla, N. D.
WANTEDA CITY EXPERIENCED~GR0CERY
clerk, with reference, also good meat cutter.
M. Harris, corner 10th and Nicollet.
GOOD BARBER WANTED AT ONCE, STEADY
job, $15 and half over $26 a week. Address
ojj^lfe N^J.Rjjshbolt^ronwood, Mich.
SHOES RESOLED I N 15 MINUTESrBESTOAK
soles, sewed, 75e nailed. 50e rubber heels.
40c: S. T. JJorensen. JJ14 Nicollet av.
YOUNG MAN OR BOY TO WORX~IN~BAK
no e\perience leqnired Chance to learn
trade. Call at bakery, 22 W 20th st.
WANTEDSTONE CUTTERS ON BRIDGE
work and curbing also quarrymen and lum
ber handlers Sandstone, Minn.
WANTEDQUARRYMEN, LUMBERMEN AND
stonecutters on Bridge and curbing out of
town work. 400 Oneida block.
WANTEDTWO GOOD BRUSH HANDS FOR
outside work, first-class men only. Call at
85 16th_st_N. after 8 30_a.m.
WANTEDA FE W GOOD SOLICITORS FOR
out-of-town work, good commissions paid.
W. Beyer, 128 E 14th st.
WANTEDEXPERIENCED
igwii9Sg^ iiijiiiin.iiirir1
May 21', 1906.
good",
$12 to start. Address_Democrat, Adrian, Minn.
SALESMENCALLING ON
"HARDWARE,
lumbei, building material dealers, and roof
eis, to sell product of well-known inanufac
turer, liberal commisbion samples are pocket
size. Address Box 796, South Bend, Ind.
PRINTER A N ALL-AROUND COUNTRY
printer, who knows his business and can
handle a Campbell press without anj hesi
tancy, cap And permanent position neai Min
neapolis by addressing 85C3, Journal.
W E HAVE POSITIONS OPEN FOR "SALES
men, salesmanageis, general managers. If jo
aie a man who can sell good*, oi if jo have
executive ability, call or wilte.
Hapgoods, 'Hi Nicollet Av.
WANTEDA GOOD SOBER, NEAT AND
clean man for general work to care for horse
and cow, aleo lawn, $20 per month, steady
place to right party. Call or write A. E.
Manning, 810 Irving av N, city.
PLUMBING SCHOOL.
We teach you the plunirmg trade pays
best wages insures steady work, makes yon
independent. Write today. Plumbing School,
Minneapolis, Minn.
IF THE PERSON WHO INSERTED A N AD
veitiseinent in The Journal for 200 to 500 la
boring men for work at Benson, Minn., will
address 3186, Journal, he will learn something
to his ad-\ antnge.
FIRST-CLASS BREAD AND PASTRY BAKER
wanted at once, $15 a week, board and room,
must be good appearing and 'lean oortable
oven, countiy shop. Address 8028, Jouniul.
WANTED-^. FIRST-CLASS STICKERMAN AT
once, wages $3.50 per day, also few men toWANTEDGIRL
handle lumber at $2.50 per day. Address
North Star Lumber Co., Elko, B.
WANTEDCLERK I N GENERAL STORE WHO
understands dry goods and notions state age,
give references and wages expected. North
ern Lumber Co Cloquet, Minn.
WANTED^~GO0b7 FIRST-CLASS "SODA
Fountain Man," with experience drug
6toie, good wages guaranteed. Address P. O.
Box 351. Devils Lake. N. D.
WE WANT MORE GOOD SOLICITORS FOR
city work. It will pay hustlers to call at
once at Camera Department, New England
Furniture & Carpet Co.
WANTEDMARRIED MAN WITHOUT CHIL
dren. to take care of horses and work around
plaoc of business state age and experience
Address 7648, Journal.
WANTEDA FIKST-CLA88 LICENSED BAR
ber at Benson, Minn. none but first-class need
apply, $14 per week, write or wire. B. O.
Leite, Bensoi.. Minn.
Continued
WILL GIVE BOARD, ROOM, WASHING AND
use of piano to young lady studying music
in exchange for assistance with light house
work home at lake within city limits. Call
N. W. phone South 1165-L2.
WANTEDRESPONSIBLE, ENGLISH SPEAK
lug woman for general housework in family
of four adults good home for a clean, neat,
economical person none other need apply.
408 2d av SE.
WANTEDFOUR DISHWASHERS FOR YEL
Iowstoue Park, $22, six waitresses, Dickinson,
Hot Springs, Mont., $30. Douglas Intelli-
f415.e
WANTEDTWO SMART KITCHEN GIRLS
for a country hotel wages $20 and fare. Also
a laundr) girl at $25 and fare. Write Mrs.
_J._C._Cramond, Rugby, X.' D.
WANTEDFIRST-CLASS "OPERATORS AN
finishers on custom pants good pay and
steady work. Call O. Welahder, 731 Henne
plnav, third floor.
DURING MAY GATON BUSINESS COL
lege, 253 2d av S, In the College block, ad
mits students, tuition payable after obtain
ing positions.
GLASSES FITTED FREE AT METROPOLITAN
School of Optics. 310 Auditorium building, 11th
st and Nicollet av. Every week day from
3 to 6 m._
FOR MONTANATWO HOTEL DININGROOM
firls,
WANTEDCOMPETENT
1710 3d av S
WANTEDNURSE GIRL.
Portland.
BUNDLE~WRAP
pers steady position. Chance for promotion.
_The Palace Clothing House.
WANTEDA GOOD HORSESHOER WILL
pay $2 75 per day nine hours. J. H. Berry,
16 W Fairfield av. St. Paul.
WANTEDFIRST-CLASS ELECTROTYFE FIN
isner stead work to right man. Printers'
Supply Co., 108 3d st N.
WANTEDMAN TO TEND MASONS, Wty
cement, concrete, etc. Apply to John Spetch,
32 Emerson av S.
BARBER WANTEDf 15 PE WEEK TO GOOD
man steady Job. C. C. Thatcher. Brecken
ridge, Minn.
WANTEDOFFICE BOY TO RU N ERRANDS
and answer telephone. Apply 427 Andrus
building
WANTEDFIRST-CLASS NIGHT WAITER
_forJnncb counter. The Grill, 3081st av_S.__
WATCHES CLEANED, SI MAINSPRINGS, $1|
warranted one year. Paonel's. 22 3d st S.
BOY WANTED TO FEED JOB PRESS OR
learn business. 15 3d st S, second floor.
WANTEDA GOOD ALL AROUND JOB PRINT
er. Address Dispatch. Bralnerd, Minn.
WANTED GOOD BARBER. JAMES~KEATING,
Sherman barber shop, Aberdeen, S.
NON-UNION ffiON~^ULDERS WANTED
good pay, steady work. 7022, Journal.
HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN FOR
light work. Address^ 8597, Journal.
WANTEDEGG CANDLER] FIRST-CLASS
man steady Job. ltio 3d av S.
WANTEDSTONE MASONS AN HELPERS.
Applv 2912 Clinton av.
WANTEDA COACHMAN.
Bt S.
APPLY 70 11th
_HELPJWANTED--FEMALE_ WANTED EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN
for china and glassware denartment do not
apply unless you have had actual selling ex
perience. Apply before 10 a m., at superin
tendent's office, main floor. William Donald
son & Co., Glass Block.
SEWING GIRLS, SEAMSTRESSES AND DRESS
makers we can furnish steady work to a few
more girls to make shirt waists, wrappers, etc.
Salary to beginners, competent teacheis in at
tendance. Sterling Mfg. Co., 423 5th a S,
fry 3-^-_ ,s^i^^?s^^^p!rf'^^i"f
enc Office, 366 Wabasha, St. Paul. Phone
WANTEDEXPERIENCED MARKER AN
sorter, also experienced ironer to act as fore
lady, give particulars In first letter. Grand
Forks Steam Laundry Co., Grand Forks, N. D.
paj $25 month and room and board
ree railroad faie. Cail immediately at 721
1st av S.
WANTEDGOOD PANTRY GIRL FOR 6EC-
ond work, good wages easy hours. Apply to
steward or chef. Commercial club, Andrus
building.
WANTEDA GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework three in family, good wages,
housecleanlng done. 2203 Aldrlch av S.
WANTEDA GIRL
1
FOR GENERAL* HOTJSEI
work, either white or colored, two in fam
ily good_wrges._ 364C_Lyndale av S
WANTEDAT ONCE, DININGROOM GIRL
and dishwasher, Scandinavian preferred. Ko
tel Bernadotte, _281 %_Cedar av.
GIRLFOR HOUSEWORK, TO GO TO LAKE
small family good wages. Dr. Little, 2540
Portland av. Both phones.
GIRL WANTEDONE WHO HAS EXPERI
ence working on biead in bakeiy. Call &J
W 26th st _Good wages.
WANTEDGIRL FOR ""GENERAL H0USE
work,, small familv, good wages. 3124 3d av
S. Phone South 646 L.
WANTEDOPERATORS ON POWER Ma
chines, good wages Apply Robitshck, Frank
& Heller, 23 4th st N.
WANTEDLADY bASHTER ANI) B00K-
keeper. Must have experience. Haffer &
Cushy. Portal. N. D.
COMPETENT COOK I N FAMILY EMPLOYING
also a second girl, high wages paid to good
cook 2933 Park av.
WANTEDCOMPETENT GIRL FOR GENER
al housework, wages $5. T. C. phone. 16045
or 722 10th av SB
WANTEDCAPABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework, good wages no washing. Call
2921 Park av.
WOMAN FOR TWO DAYS' WORK, WASHING
and ironing, come prepalred for work. 2310
_Colfa"c av S
WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL" KOUSE"
work at the Chicago Avenue Laundry. 2901
Chicago av.
A GOOD LAUNDRESS WANTED FOR HAND
laundry to go to the lake. Inquire at 1422
23d st.
WANTEDEXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GEN
erai housework. Family of two. Call 1407
2d rv S
WANTEDGIRLS TO WORK XN FACTORY.
N W. Compo Board Co., 44th av N and Lyn
dale.
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
small family, good pav. Call 1606 2d av S
Y/AUT.&ULady to learn photography and ro
toi clilng Sussn an Photo Studio 805 Nicollet.
PRESSERS. CALL AT ONCE.
Henrv Bros Dye House. 1213 Hennepin av.
WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, small family. 315 W 15th st, flat 25.
WANTEDA GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, small family 3305 Oakland av.
WANTEDTHREE FIRST-CLASS DINING
room girls The Grill, 308 1st av S.
DAINTY NOON LUNCHES
At Miss Cro7ier's, 115 7th st S.
GIRL WANTED AT 2788 PARK AV FOR
general housework, no children
WANTEDEXPERIENCED MANGLE
Phoeni\ lanndrr, 251 1st av S.
GIRL.
WANTEDCOMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. 37 13th st S.
TWO GIRLS AT AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY
Co.. 915 Mory p^ce.
WANTEDDINTNGBTOOM
cook. Hotel Waverly.
GOOD GIRL WANTED
^ork. Hotel Allen.
GIRLS, SECOND
FOR CHAMBER
WANTEDGOOD SECOND fllRL A* 6NCE.
700 10th av SE.
COOK, AT ONCE.
APPLY AT 8017
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
Franklin.
385 E
^^SjroAnONSJTANTOD^^
Male.
RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION. A
word no ad less than 10c dally, 20 words or
less one week. 60c.
WANTEDBY LIVE, AFFABLE, SOBER AND
energetic young man of 23, With good per
sonal appearance position of responsibility
with reliable house or people. Good* moral
character and clean record steady and reli
able, experienced accountant and stenograph
er, willing to do business your way. Address
8503. Journal.
WANTEDPOSITION BY EXPERIENCED OF
flce man, competent to handle correspondence,
stenographer. Familiar with law, real estate.
Insurance and advertising. A references. Em
ployment bureaus not considered. Address
254, Journal.
CAPABLE, COMPETENT AN EFFICIENT
bookkeeper, cashier and geneial all around of
fice man, with ten years' experience. Is open
for an engagement, best of references fur
nished as to ability and Integrity. Address
7976, Journal
A POSITION WANTED AS MANAGER AND
eoitor of some good live newspaper In Minne
sota by a young man with good education and
all around newspaper experience, can give ref
erences. Address 7241^ Journal.
YOUNG MAN "WANTS P08ITION~^8_B"o6X-
keeper, lumber business preferred wages not
tbe object. Address Dr. S. P. Ueese. Andrus
building, or telephone T. O. 4806 good refer
ences furnished.
BONDED CASHIER OF LARGE CONCERN CAN
spare several hours a week In services of
trust for firms or individuals references ex
changed. Address 7495. Journal.
YOUNG MAN 24 YEARS OF AGE WITH 8EV-
eral years' office experience, desires connec
tion with reliable concern in some other
capacitj. Address 7904, Journal.
BY COMPETENT ACCOUNTANT, CAPABLE OF
managing office details, credits, finances and
correspondence, 16 years' experience A ref
^erences^ Address 7643, Journal.
WANTEDBY A N ACTIVE ENERGETIC,
young man of good reference am anxious to
learn to operate automobile: am an engineer
bj trade. Lock Box 69. city.
EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN 8TEN0GRA-
pher and general office man, 24 years of age,
desires permanent position best references.
Address 8360, Journal.
BOOKKEEPING, ACCOUNTING OR CLERICAL
work done by experienced man reasonable
prices, good penman give him a trial. Ad
dress 7609, Journal.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN, ENGLISH, WANTS
situation any capacity, not afraid of work,
good references, disengaged 26th. Address
8245, Journal.
WANTEDSITUATION AS ENGINEER IN
mill or light plant have first-class license and
good reference. Address 6S97, Journal.
POSITION IN GROCERY STORE BY A YOUNG
man who can furnish No. 1 references, eighth
ward preferred. Address 8402, Journal.
YOUNG MAN WITH EXPERIENCE WANTS
position as collector first-class references fur
nished. Address 7442, Journal.
WANTEDPOSITION A8 BOOKKEEPER OR
clerk by capable young man. Address 201
_8th st Crookston, Minn.
YOUNG MAN, 22 YEARS OF AGE, DESIRES
some honorable employment good education.
Address 8594, Journal.
WANT POSITIONAS STABLE FOREMAN
will give best of references 7674, Journal.
RELIABLE YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE PO
sition as chauffeur. Address 7397, Journal.
A JOBBING CARPENTER WANTS WORK
day or Job 112 12th st_ S N W^2263 J2.
SITUATION WANTEDGOOD BLACKSMITH.
Address 182 Arthur av SE.
Female.
RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, V&o A
word no ad less than 10c dally 20 words or
less, one week, 60c.
LADY STENOGRAPHER AND ASSISTANT
bookkeeper wishes position outside city. FIVB
years' experience. Stenographer, 600 W 32d
st, Minneapolis.
WANTEDSITUATION BY YOUNG LADY
stenographer and bookkeeper. Neat, rapid,
accurate, willing to work. Box 731. Crookston,
UliUU
SITDA1TONSWANTED
Female.
Continued.
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER AND 6TENOG
rapher desires position at once: best relet
ences given and expert work guaranteed. Ad
dress 7705. Journal.
WIDOW, AGES 40, WANTS SITUATION AS
housekeeper for widower or elderly couple
no objection to country town. Write at once,
addressing "Working Girls' Christian Home,"
1500 5th st S, or rather apply personally.
Inclose stamp lor answer.
WANTEDBY EXPERT STENOGRAPHER,
temporary or permanent position, good refer
ences, also a bookkeeper. Address 7664, Jour
nal.
WANT WASHING AND IRONING A RE
liable woman, all work guaranteed, called foe
and delivered. A. 2^23 16th ar S.
WANT LAUNDRY WORK THE DAY.
private, first-class homes, no housecleanlng or
scrubbing. Call 004 14th st.
DRESSMAKER WOULD LIKE TO I*ATCT En
gagements for four weeks. Call up
5866.
WANTEDDAY WORK FOR THTR WVTI^
Address 8551, Journal.
FINANCIAL
OOOOOOOO
CHATTEL LOANS,
a Minnesota Mortgage Loam Co.,
Established 25 Years,
Loans.
On furniture, pianos, horses, etc., without
the slightest publicity. Small or large
payments, weekly or monthly, with prlil
lege of payment on or before, thus &top
ping all cost. Having been engaged la
tbe mouey-lending business for the past
25 years, and with the large clientele we
have, we are enabled to make the lowest
rater, and give the quickest possible serr
ice. Our record and reputation for the past
25 years Insures honorable and confidential
0 dealing to all.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
30f-BoO Bank of Commerce Bldg.
1st ar S and 4th st.
IT IS EASY TO PA ALL THOSE UTILE,
annoying and troublesome debts on the Install
ment plan.
Borrow money.
Chattel mortgage loans
$100 OR MORE ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
Tabour Realty Co.. 410 1st av S.
_LOAN^AND^HATTELS__
WILLIAMS, 434 GUARANTY BLDG., LOANS
on furniture, pianos or any security, large
loans a specialty, terms to snlt borrowers
lowest prices
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PER80NAX
property charges reasonable f0 Globe bldg,
^JLOST^FOUND, REWARDS
LOSTAPRIL 27, BY YOUNG LADY, A GOLD
locket, in pocketbook, on Minnehaha car giv
en by her mother as a remembrance also
some change. Return for rewati to 617 Ma
sonic Temple.
LOSTNEAR CORNER OF CENTRAL AV AND
4th st SE. a lady's purse, containing $2 and
borne Jewelry. Amelia Borman, 525 TOth av
SK. May be left at St. Anthony Falls bank.
LOSTEITHER ON WASHBURN PARK CAR
or between 15th and 16th sts, on Nicollet av,
stick pin with ruby center, set with diamonds.
Tor rvward
return to 4100 Nicollet av.
LOSTSATURDAY AFTERNOON, ON fith S i
and Hennepin, bank book, 41042, on Hen
nepin County Savings bank. Finder pleas*
return to bank for reward.
LOSTON SUNDAY. WITHIN TWO BLOCKS
of Lake and Lyndale. a brooch set with an
opal, reward if returned in good condition to
3104 Lyndale av S.
LOSTBETWEEN 3d AV AND NICOLLET AN
17th st, or on Washburn Park and Camden car*
a gold ornamented chain. Return for reward
to 1710 3d av S
LOSTLIBERAL REWARD FOR RECOVERY
of lost gold watch and fob, dropped on floor
of Lake Harriet car. J. A. Rush, 304 1st
av 8
FOUNDFINE PAIR STEEL BOWS, READING
glasses, for 35c at Hirscby's, optician, 518
Nicollet av, second floor.
LOSTA LADY'S GOLD HUNTING CASE
watch. Return for reward to 3836 10th av S,
or 415 Hennepin av.
LOSTCOLLIE PUPrFEMALE ANSWERS TO
name of Beauty. Return to 2015 Stevens ar
for reward
L08TA~SILVER WATCH, FRIDAY NIGHT!
Please return to 1212 Holden st for reward.
NOTICE
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORESTHE CARPIO
Farmers' Elevator Co will receive bids for
the erection and completion of a 26 000 ca
pacity elevator at Carpio. N. D.. all bids to be
in by 10 o'clock am. on June 2. 1906. All
bids must be accompanied by a certified check
for $250 to guarantee that a contract will be
entered if awarded. Tbe company reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. Plans and
specifications may be seen at the office ot
tho st-rretaray or by addressing George Jacob
son, Carpio. N. D.
MACHINERY
PUMPING ENGINE, 700 GAL. PE MINUTE,
in fine condition also engines, boilers, pump*,
pipe and heating material. The I). M. Gil
more Co., Minneapolis, Minn.
IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING XB
colnery: large stock of second-hand and new.
Northern Machinery Co.. 217 3d Bt S. Mpls.
MINING INVESTMENTS
H. E. SMITH ft CO., 732-4 GUARANTY BLDG.,
Minneapolis also Duluth. We buy and sell in
all markets. We have information regarding
all properties. Phone, Nicollet 360.
PLATTEVTXXE, WD3., LEAD AND ZINC
stocks. Write concerning stocks. Advice free.
W. P. McDonald. Ahdros building. Mpls.
^HOTELS
THE LANDOUR,
820% Nicollet Av.
European plan. Rates reasonable.
Accommodations and location first-class.
HOTEL ALLEN. Sd ST AND 2d AV~S70NLY
hotel in the city having all outside rooms.
Rates 73c. 81, 1.50. single
INSTRUCTION
B. GR0SLAND, TEACHER OF VIOLIN SPE
cial inducements to beginners this month.
Address 2751 17th av S.
jjraN^jftro^AWNjraiM^:* A. D. CAMPBELL, SHADE AND AWNING CO*
wnlnsa, tent* and shades. 211 Hennepin a
sp i^i
1
1*
i
id'
N
On furniture, pianos, bones.
Wagons, warehouse receipts, etc
Lowest and best rates.
Minneapolis Financial Co..
4O6-40S New lo rk Lite Building.
Telephone N. W. Main 409 L2. T. C. 3088.
ABE YOU LOOKING
For a Friend
To Loan You Money!
We loan on furniture pianos, salaries
horse*, wagons, etc. Low rates, &aj terms.
Open Monday and Saturday till 8 p.m.
Call, write or telephoneN. W. Main 1770.
Twin City 9378.
Minneapolis Loan Co.,
001-602 Globe Bldg., 22 4th St S.
ooooooooooooooo
PRIVATE LOANS MADE ON LADLES'
or gents' furs in storage, also salary
loans. 304 Lum. Ex bldg., third floor, or
phone T. C. 8544 or Main 387J L.
MONEY SUPPLIED SALARIED PEOPLE, RE
tall merchants, teamsters, boarding houses,
wlthcut security, offices in 38 principal cities.
_D. H. Tolaian, 820 New York Life building.
MONEY"ALWAYS OH HAND TO LOAN UPON
real estate no delay In securing answer of
In closing deal. Also building loans, lowest
rates. Thorpe Bros., Andrus building.
MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND TO LOAN UPON
real estate, no delay in securing answer or
in closing deal. Also building loans, lowest
rates. Thorpe Bros., Andrus building
CHOICE 6 PER CENT CITY MORTGAGES FOR
salt, largely upon new residences, gilt-edge
security we collect interest without charge.
Thorpe Bros. 206 Andrus building
WE OFFER OUR OWN MONEY TO LOAN ON
improved city property at lowest current rates
no delay. The Minnesota Loan & Trust Co
SIS Nlw.llet ar.
R. D. CONE & CO.. 517 GUARANTY BLDG.,
have on hand to loan on Improved property
$1,000, $l,50u, $2,000, $3,500, lowest rates.
WANTED TO BORROWFROM PRIVATE
party, $1,000 to $10,000 on choice city prop
erty. Address 8410, Journal
WE L6TNl)N_CTr^REAirESTATE
AT LOW.
est rates no delay. Nickels & Smith, 311
Nicollet AT.
MAKE A SPECIALTY OF $100 TO $500
loans on city property. Polley, 501 Andrus bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS MORTGAGES
bought and sold. M. B. Waters 707 Phoenix.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST BATES: NO
^delay^ Thayer & Gale, 213 N. Y. Life tMg.
$100 TO $500 TO LOAN ON REALTY OR
good paper. 322 New York Life building.
PROMPT LOANS ON MINNEAPOLIS REALTY.
C. S. Woodruff, 605 Guaranty building.

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