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'Husband Held as Woman's Poi
soner Attends Last
Bites.
-Journal Speoial Service.
Waterbury, Conn., June 7.-Zachaxeh
Stauffer, alleged wife poisoner, was led
out yesterdaj, manacled, to attend the
funeral of his wife. The permit was
.issued to Stauffer by Coroner Mix. He
S was accompanied to the funeral of his
m^ wife by Policeman Anthony Malone. He
2 was ttie object of much curiosity to the
a* spectators, who viewed the remains and
followed in the train of the cortege in
morbid curiosity.
u
Stauffe held his head down and
seemed to be deeplv humiliated because
,of his plight as well as sincerely sorry
for his wife whom he is accused of kill
ing. The chief of police went to a
clothing store and provided the prisoner
with a medium-priced suit of dark cloth
ing, and collar, necktie and hat.
8*
JAGUAB AND LEOPARDS
UNDER SURGEON'S KNIFE
Journal Speoial Service.
i
New York, June 7.Dr. H. Amling,
Jr., assisted by half a dozen veterinary
students, opuduated a wild animal clinic
.1 at tt Bostock arena yesterday.
The most serious operation and prob
ably one unequaled in animal history.
a waft the setting th bones in the leg of
the jaguar. ftellie. Ohloroform is the
f/only anesthetio that will render a car
nivorous animal absolutely unconscious,
but it was decided that
givet Nelli would be dangerous,to owing ne
condition. It was suggested she be
I roped securely and a local anesthetic
applied. This was done, but the ja
guar became frantic and the plan was
lv' about to be abandoned when Canoes,
he/ trainer, nervily entered.
x^ellie immediately yielded to petting
1 by Oanoes, and gradually quieted down.
DT. Amling then went into the cage and
performed the operation. The entire
.1, leg is now in plaster.
Another operation was the outting of
the corn on the forefoot of Cesar, a Dig
eanrel. Oesar displayed a stoical pa
tienoe.
The veterinarians also cut the tails of
the two self-eating leopards down to the
roots.
tor
An electric fan for home use costs
but a trifle and will last a life time.
Is your bedroom hot and stuffy!
An electric fan will clear and cool
the air in a moment. The soothing
effect of an electric fan on fretful
children is little short of marvelous.
Your home is not completely fur
nished without a fan.
For sale by all electrical con
tractors.
Tie lineapolis
GeneralElectricc ro ny
15 mi17So, 5th St.
We have fifteen different makes of
High Grade Pianos, not a cheap one
in the lot, but High Grade Pianos
cheap. It will pay you to call on
me before buying.
SE6EBSTB0H PIANO CO.
804 Nicollet Avenue.
HEAD OFF A COLD.
It's not only disagreeable, but leads to
more serious troubles, Tou don't want
It, so head it oft by taJtlng one or two of
Ark Dr. Miles' Anti-Fain Pills, as you would
candy, when you feel it taking hold of
I you, and it will make no further progress.
i Keep a package convenient for immediate.
(jr.uie. 25 doses 25c. Never sold in bulk.
jOORAg STOAMEBft
Trench
Compagnie Generate
Tratuallaniique
tilgantlo, Elegant, Ffcet Leviathans
JStwtv &Orkr-l*arir 6$ 2ot
LA. sTDOVBJDfOBJi pewestiwin screw flyer hew-
pline. Co^p^y's^Hbiil^vtttinAftavrfrParls,
tiH hours, frhere ranmmerit connections are
made Tot all points on the Continent.
20thCentury HugeTwInScrew Flyers
LA TOURAINB Tune 14
LASAVOtfi June 21
LA PROVBNOB June 28
^U LORRAINB July 6
LA TOTJRAINB ...July 12
For plans, reservations and full Information
call on, telephone or write to
W. B. Chandler 119 3rd Street
A. E. Johnson & Co., 100 Washington Ave., So.
Agents for Minneapolis
fforthQermanAtoyd.
Fart Express Service
LOr DONPARISBREMEN.
Less than six days across the ocean.
Kronpriz, Jun 5, 5 AM Kaiser July 10. 10 AM
Kaiser, June 12. 10 AM I K.Wm.Il, July 17 noon
K.Wm.11, June 19 5 AM Kronprz.July 81, 11 AM
Kron i, Jul} 3, 12 SO pm Kaiser Aug 7, 10 am
Twin Screw Passenger Service
Comfort and Luxury at Moderate Rates.
Kurtueist.JuneT, 10 AM Frledrich,July 6 10 AM
Barb'sa, June 14 10 AM i Rur'fst. July 12 10 AM
Bremen, June 21 10 am Barbarossa,Jly 19 10 am
P. Alice, JuneSO 10 AM Bremen,July 24, 10 AM
Mediterranean Service
GIBRALTARNAPLESGENOA.
Fair and warm weather route.
K.Albert, June 2 11 AM K. Albert.July 7 11 AM
H'nsllsm,June9, 11 AM I P.Irene, July 28, 11 AM
P.Irene.Jttne 16, 11 AM K.Luise,Aug. 11, AM
K.Luise,June 23, 11 AM K.Albert,Aug.2a. 11 AM
Gibraltar and Naples only.
OELRIOHS & CO.. No. 8 Broadway, V. Y.
E. CUnasealus A Co.. Gen. Western Agts, CmV
cm, QL Grode A Stenger. 430 Wabasha st.
ANCHOR LINE U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
NEW YORK, LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW.
NHrW YORK, PALERMO AND NAPLES.
Superior accommodation, excellent, cuisine. The
-comfort of passengers carefully considered. Sin.
le or Round, Trip Tickets issued between New
/ork and Scotch, English, Irish and all prln-
IPdpal continental points at attractive rates. Send
for Book of Tours. For tickets or general In.
formation apply to any local agent of the Anchor
Line or to
BBNDBRSON BROS., General Agents, Chi*
cago, IK.
Whole Foot Nothing But Proud Flesh
Tried Different Physicians and
All Kinds of OintmentsCould
Walk Only With CrutchesOhio
Man Says i
"CUTICURA REMEDIES
THE BEST ON EARTH"
i
"In the year 1899 the side of my
right foot was out off froni the little
toe down to the heel, and the physician
who had charge of me
was trying to sew up
the side of my foot,
but with no success.
When he found out
that wouldn't work,
he began trying to
heal the wound with
all kinds of ointment,
until at last my whole
foot and way up
above my calf was
nothing but proud
flesh. I suffered un
told agonies for four years, and tried
different physiciansand all kindsof oint-
rintssixteen
it
I could walk only with crutches,
months ago since I began
using Cutieura Soap and Ointment for
my limb and foot. The first two
months the Guticura Remedies did not
seem to work, but I kept on using them
both. In two weeks afterwards I saw a
change in my limb. Then I began using
CutiQura Soap and Ointment often dur
ing the day and ljept it up for seven
months, when my limb was healed up
just the same as if I never had trouble.
"It is eight months now since I
topped using Cutioura Remedies, the
best on God's earth. I am working
at the present day, after five years
of suffering. The cost of Cutieura
Ointment and Soap was only $6
but the doctors' bills were more like
$600. You can publish my name and
refer any one to write to me about
Cutioura Remedies. I will answer all
letters if postage is enclosed. John M.
Lloyd, 718 S. Aroh Ave., Alliance, Ohio,
June 27, 1906."
Complete External and Internal Treatment for vrtxf.
Humor, from PimplM to Scrofula, from Infancy to Age,
eoDiiitlag of Cutieura Soap, 84c, Ointment, 50c., ReioU
Tent, Me. (in form of Chocolate Coated PHU, 15c per Tial
of 40), maybehad of alldracgisti A ingle eetoften core*.
Petttr Drue & Ohera. Corp., SolePTop.,~B(j8ton.
VttauodFr* HowtoCOM SkuiiwdBloidHumor*"
TheLLEngerGo Formerly the Enger-Nord Realty Co., 120
Temple Court, Minneapolis, Minn., will
put forth a greater effort than ever to
develop the Rainy River district and
make money for their investorsin Port
Franoes town lots, now for sale at their
Minneapolis offices, at prices within the
reach of all.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
CHALFONTE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. ,J,.
ALWAYS OPstNV'*
On the Beach. Fireproof.
Send for Literature.
LOST WEDNESDAY EVENING. GOLD
Northern Express offiae, black Newfoundland
dog description, white spot on breast, front
toes white and known as "Nigger." Suitable
reward will be paid for recovery. -y
Noi thern Express.
Notif Great
LOSTLAST EVENING, BETWEEN 7 AND 8
o'clock, at Hennepin av and 26th st, child'a
blue military coat. Finder please return to
or notify Slattison, 2625 Emerson av S. T. C.
phone 6884.
LOSTA GENTLEMAN'S PURSE, SOME
what worn, between 23d and 16th av on 4th
Bt, or Riverside, containing between $18 and
$25 In money and check payable to J. Daniel
son & Co. Return to 715 23d av S for re
ward.
LOSTON COMO 0AR~OR 5th AND HENNE
pln, noon Tuesday, June 6, lady's brown
leather purse, silver mountings and snake
chain handle. Return, to 209 5th st S, or call
Twin City 6882 for reward.
EOSTBETWEEN Teth AV AND 9th AV 8,
on Lake st, a roll of paper, containing plans
for a building, marked with name, John
Kullberg. Finder return to 1537 E Lake st
for reward.
LOST WEDNESDAY ..EVENING, ..GOLD
watch monogram R. O. on case, inside back
case marked Rose Chase, Xmas '04 finder re
turn to Journal for liberal reward
FOUNDvA PLACE TO HAVE YOUR TRUNK
repaired or exchanged for new one. 14 Wash
ington ar N, BlJou Trunk Factory. William
Lorenz. Both phones.
LOSTABOUT MAY 10J OLD-FASHIONED
gold watch fop with sea bean pendant.
Finder return for reward. E. Dodge, 801
Guaranty building.
LOSTGOLD WATCH AND FOB IN T0ILET
room, seventh floor, Andrus building finder
will receive reward by returning to owner at
612 Andrus bldg.
RSE CONTAINING
ver and latch key, between
Nicollet, Hennepin or 4th.
2875-L.
$5 BILL, SIL^
7th and 4th on
N. W. Main
LOSTarwo DEEDS IN LARGE ENVELOPE,
on Lake st car, Tuesday morning finder
please return for reward to 2083 30th av S.
LOSTA GREEN POOKETBOOK SOMEWHERE
near 4th av S and 10th st, finder will please
return to Southern Hotel and receive reward.
LOSTA LADY^S GOLD^WATOHrDTAMOND
setting monogram "L. M. H." Return for
_auitabl0 reward to Etta Hohn, 416 3d ar N.
LOBt^WEDNESDAY, A BUNCH OF FOUR
keys, ou Nicollet, between 6th and 7th sts.
Finder kindly return to Journal office.
STRAYEDSMALL YELLOW AND WHITE
setter bitch has only half length of her
tail. NotifyBox 690j_city, for reward.
E5STPOOKETBOOK CONTAINING $12, IN
South Minneapolis. Please return to Ole
Nelson, 2612 80th av S, for reward.
LOSTNOSE GLASSES, ON 18th AV N, BE.
tween 3d st and Washington av. Return to
1820 8d st N and receive reward.
FOUNDA GOLD LOCKET ON 18th ST S,
between 1st and 2d avs inquire of John I.
Black, care George R. Newell & Co^
8TRAYED INTO MY ENCLOSURE, ONE JER
sey heifer. Owner please call at Lyndale and
53th st S for same. B. L. Smith.
FOUNDFINE PAIR STEEL BOWS, READING
glasses, for 85c at Hirschy's, optician, 518
Nicollet av, second floor.
LOSTSILVER OPENFAOE WATCH AND SIL
ver and ribbon fob leave at Weld & Sons, 524
Nicollet av. for reward.
LOSTPAIR OF GOLD EYE GLASSES, ON
4th av car line, last evening. Finder please
phone South 1600-L1.
LOST AN OXIDIZED 8ILVER BELT
buckle, valued as a present. Return to
608 Oneida building.
DETECTIVE BUREAUS
HOY'S DETECTIVE BUREAU, SUITE 14-515
Ehoenlx building 20 years' continued experi
ence la Minneapolis legitimate business
solicited reasonable rates: best of references.
Both phones.
^SAJETY^DEPOSIT^AUJE
FAMILY PLATE AND JEWELRY OUR 8PE-
clalty perfect security and very low rates.
The Boyd Transfer Co.'s Fireproof Warehouse,
400 E Lake at,
^PH0T0^Ajra0^SUPPIagS_
KODAK FILM DEVELOPING AND FINISH^
Ing done expertly photographic materials out
business established twenty years. O. H.
Pack Co., 112 fith at 8.
CJ^,
Wi
WANTEDSTONE UTTERS ON CURBING
and bridge work long job wages $8.25 or by
the piece also good quarrynien.
Kettle River Quarries Co.,
Sandstone or Minneapolis, Minn.
WANTEDBY LARGE LOCAL CORPORATION,
a trustworthy man as salesman or manager
of eabtern and western office must"be able
to Invest a little money. Call Sunday, 12 to
4 p.m., week days 6 to 8 p.m. 45 Syndicate
block.
NOTICE TO BOOKKEEPERS
and Mechanics.
I have subdivided about 200 acres Into tea
acre tracts. 1% miles from Mlnnetonka, In the
Long Lake fruit region. I am selling It on
easy pajmente, prices, from $5O0 to $1,000.
Go with us and see it.
V. H. Van Slyke, 704 Guaranty Bldg.
K. W. phone 3833 L2.
WANTL.DFOR 0*. 8. ARM ABLE-BODIED,
unmarried men. between agsa of 21 and 35,
citizens of United States of good charaettr
and temperate habits, who can speak, read und
write lmgllsh. For Information apply to Re
cruiting Officer, Phoenix building or Com*
merclal Hotel. St. Paul, or 324 1st av 3, Min
neapolis. Minn.
THE CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO.. ASSETS
S2,0ou,000, the cou.pauj doing tbe largest
health and accident business in the northwest,
has some more good territory In Minnesota.
North and South Dakota and Wisconsin. Beat
policies and commission. D. H. Evans, state
agent, 310-311 Andrus building, Minneapolis.
WANTEDFOR PERMANENT POSITIONS IN
a factory about to open, one blacksmith and
helper, two machinists, two sheet Iron work
ers, one cabinet maker, painter and finish
er, two boyg for machine work state age,
experience, last employer and salary ex
pected. Address 1204, ^Journal.
ADVERTISING MANAGERS. WRITERS, AR
tists and solicitors of ability are la demand
more positions now open than we can fill. If
Qualified for a good position in this line write
us today.
Hapgoods,
313 Nicollet av.
AN ALL-AROUND PRINTER. WHO IS 0AFA
ble of taking charge of all the mechanical
work of a good country newspaper must be
strictly sober and willing to work will pay
515 a week to the right man, and more If he
can show that he Is worth it state experi
ence. News, Leads, N. D.
MECHANIC3S~~ND'YOUNG MEN WANTED FOR
tbe navy, pay $16 to $70 a montn outfit of
clothing amounting to $45 free on first en
listment no expense for board and lodging.
Good opportunities fox advancemenv. Apply
Navy llecuilting Station, 508 Postofflce bidg,
Minneapolis.
WANTEDFOR THE U. 8. MARINE C0RPB,
men between ages 21 and 35. An opportunity
to we the world. For full information apply
in person or by letter to Marine Recruiting
Office, 83-41 Washington av 8, Minneapolis,
Minn., or 167 3d at. S Paul. Ming.
LEARN COMMERCIAL, VIEW AND FLASH
light photograph}, a pleasant, profitable pro
fession, paying $25 per week and upward po
sitions guaranteed In 60 days tuition $25
salary after 30 days. Apply E. Jones, T. C.
Photo Co., Room 38, 221 2d av S
MEN AND BOYS WANTEDLEARN PLUMB
ing, plastering, bricklaying special offer, life
scholarship, $60 easy payments, position and
union card guaranteed free catalogue. Coyne
Bros.' Trade Schools, New York, Chicago,
St Louis.
WANTEDONE SAWYER, THREE SETTERS,
three edgerxnen, four trimmer men and good
sawmill hands for new mill good wages paid
for first-class men. Address Shevlin-Mathieu
Lumber Co ,_ Beaudotte, Minn.
THOUSANDS BUY THEMSEND 26 CENTS
for our chord chart, learn to accompany any
song or other Instrument in 30 minutes with
out teacher. German Music Publishing Co.,
Box 99, St. Paul.
FREEEYES EXAMINED AND GLASSES
fitted free, 12 to 2 p.m. dally. Metropolitan
School of Optics, 810 Auditorium building, 11th
and Nicollet. Two graduate eye specialists in
charge.
WANTEDMEN FOR SAWMILL AND YARD
work married men pieferred wages $2 to
t3
per day according to ability and positions
lied Address Luedinghaus Bros., Dryad,
Wash.
WANTEDGOOD HARDWARE CLERK, WHO
can also do some tinwork and pump repair
ing. Steady Job for good man. State wages
wanted. Wabasso Hardware Co., Wabasso,
_Minn^
WANTEDA MAN TO TAKE CARE OP A
horse and cow and work around the house at
Lake Mlnnetonka. Apply J. Robitshek, care
Robltshek, Frank & Heller Co., 23 4th st N.
BARBER WANTED FIRST-CLASS AND MUST
be good infield ball player, shortstop or second
base good money to right man Wire at
once. D. B. Donohue, Glenhorn, N. D.
A COMPETENT MACHINIST'OPERATOR ON
Linotype machines can Secure pleasant, per
manent and remunerative position in open
shop by addressing 1212, Journal.
BARBER WANTED^-FIRST-OLASS SOBER
and steady married man preferred wages $14
pet week the year round wire at once. 0.
Kretschmar, Graceville, Minn.
PLUMBING SCHOOLWE TEACH YOU THE
plumbing trade. Special rate for the summer
three months' tuition, $25. Write today.
Plrmblng School. Minnpapolis.
WANTEDTWO EXPERIENCED SHOE SALES
men for Saturday work steady employment
every Saturday during the year good wages.
The Model Clothing House.
MEN CAPABLE OF EARNEST WORK WE
are completing our crews for spring work
good pay to tbe right man. Start now. B. 3.
Q. Reid. 76-78 7th st S.
FIRST CLASS RAILROAD MAN, $75 RAIL
road stenographer, $65 Al stenographer, north
ern Minnesota, $75. S. A. Morawetz & Co.,
600 Kasota building.
WANTEDFOREMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
cylinder press for country newspaper state
wages and experience. Dakota County Tribune,
Farmlngton. Minn.
WANTEDA BUYER FOR MY OONTEOTION
ery and ice cream parlor fine opening, small
investment. Get particulars. Oscar Swoboda,
Browerville, Minn.
GOOD RELIABLE AND EXPERIENCED
teamsters wanted at once. Call at C. A.
Smith Lumber Co.'s wood office. 44th av N
_and Lyndale.
WANTEDFIRST CLASS BARBER STEADY
work the year around wages $15 per week
must be a good workman. Address Box 90,
Cando, N. D.
WANTEDOFFICE MEN, EXPERIENCED IN
sash and doors have several good positions
open. S. A. Morawetz & Co., 500 Kasota
building.
DURING JUNE 0AT0N BUSINESS COL
lege. 253 2d av S, in the College block, ad
mits students, tuition payable after obtaining
positions.
BARBER WANTEDFIRST-CLASS WORK
man, steady job to right party wages $14
per week. Walter E. Look, Lake Preston,
S. D.
WANTEDAT ONCE, FIRST-CLASS BUTCHER
must be good sausage maker good wages and
steady job guaranteed. C. Gibbert, Mazeppa,
Minn.
WANTEDAT ONCE, A TIRST-CLASS BAR
ber must be sober man atpady Job for right
man. A. 3t Stengel, P. O. box 312. St. Peter,
Minn.
WANTEDGOOD PITCHER TO TRY OUT FOR
amateum team will pay all expenses on trip
for trip out. Address Dean Wlsner, Aberdeen,
_S. D.
WANTEDOFFICE CLERK ABOUT 26 YEARS
old must be accurate at figures state ex
perience and references. Address 1122, Jour
nal.
WANTEDAT ONCE, A GOOD BARBER,"
with two years' experience Wagvi $12
per week. Must be sober. Address 1008, Jour
nal.
WANTEDFIRST CLASS COOK FOR SATUR
days and Sundays must be sober work for
June, July and August. Address 1240, Jour
nal
WANTEDYOUNG MAN WITH $600 TO TAKE
charge of an office business experience not
necessary good income. Address 1274, Jour
nal.
WATCHES CLEANED fiOo, MAINSPRINGS 60o.
warranted one year clocks repaired, called for
and delivered. T.O. 0546. Dobrin. 223 Wash. N.
$5 ,A DAY SURE, ADDRESSING ENVELOPES,
anywhere, everywhere and by either sex. Write
at once. Address J. Kanthack, Alpena, Mich.
WANTEDIRON MOULDER AND MACHTN
est, $3.50 steady work to sober men no
strike. Black Hills Mfg. Co., Deadwood, S. D.
SHOES RESOLED IN 16 MINUTES BEST OAZ T*
40c: S. T. Scrensen. 314 Nicollet ar.
AT WANTEDA FIRST-CLASS TINNER
once steady job for a good man.
T. C. 5255, or address 1303, Journal.
WANTEDAT ONCE, A FIRST-CLASS CHEF,
Palace hotel, Crookston. Minn. Address John
McNichole & Co., Crookston. Minn.
$1 WILL REPAIR AND CLEAN YOUR WATCH,
no matter what is broken expert work guar
anteed. Brunat, 202 Sykes Block.
Call
WANTEDFIRST-CLASS BARBER, $16 PER
week and percentage. Write to Brown's
Barber Shop, Grand Forks, N. D.
WANTEDBRIGHT, STRONG, YOUNG KAN,
with experience in paint business. Gamble
Ludwlg, 301-303 Hennepin ar*
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Continued
WANTEDEXPERIENCED BUNDLE WRAP
pers to assist for a few days, during special
Bale. John W. Thomas & Co.
WANTEDTWO EXPERIENCED SOLICITOUS
to deal principally with business men In tbe
_ity Call 403 ITyfcnlv building.
GOOD BARBER WANTED AT ONCE STEADY
job $15 and half over $JW wire or write.
_M. J._Rusbolt, IronwQod, Mlch^
WANTED~^TY0UNG~HAN TO DISTRIBUTE
blotters to offices In the city. Address 1251,
Journal, giving wages wanted,
WRITE FOR MY FREE BOOK, "HOW TO BE
a Watchmaker." Stone Watchmaking School,
901 Globe building, St. Paul.
WANTEDOFFICE BOY, SALARY $15 TO
start. Answer In own handwriting, stating
age. Address 667, Journal.
WANTEDA GROCERY CLERK
speak Norwegian and have experience.
_A_Crcbys_i,ortal.
WANTEDEXPERIENCED CUSTOM SHIRT
salesman to represent established Arm. Ad
dress 1075, Journal.
WANTEDYOUNG HAM AttOtfT a0~~YEARB
of age for office work state experience. Ad
dress 1154, Journal.
WANTEDMAN TO DRIVE TEAM AND GEN.
eral work must be large and strong. 208
Washington__aT N.
WANTEDGOOD "BARBER, SIS AND HALF
over $18. Address at once. P. 0. Murray,
Watertowu, S. D.
FIRST-CLASS FARM.MACHINERY~SALESM.-VN,
coliectoi. preter German, single. Horton,
_Wahpeton, Dak.
WANTEDTWO-!-THREE
BAKER WANTEDSTATE WAGES WANTED
and experience. Address Fred Pflster, Dell
_Uapids,_S. D.
WANTEDTWt^OAT~AND A PANTS MAK
ers steady work'. Lad, the tailor, Sioux
Falls, S. D.
WANTEDDRAFTSMAN FOR AROHITEOTU
ral iron work. The Herzog Iron Works, St.
Paul, Minn.
WANTED^MAN~WHl(f~UNDERSTANDS~AND
can operate electric elevator. Algonquin, 316
2d av S.
WANThDAT THE OUDAHY PACKING CO.,
Sioux City, Iowa, millwrights, steamfitters and
laborers.
WANTEDA FIRST CLASS ALL AROUND
baker at once with references. Address 1282,
Journal.
WANTEDA
blacksmith, nett Co.
FIRST CLASS CARRIAGE
216 6th st S. Downham & Can-
WANTEDt-JTWO FRAME MAKERS PERMA
nent position. Waterman, Hunter Co., 515 1st
av NE.
WANTEDBOY, W
T0
i9
WANTEDEXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework, at Lake Mlnnetonka small
family goodwagetL Call 1225_Chestnut a v.
ARE YOU SAVING A LITTLE FOR THE
hard times coming? The Savings Bank of
Minneapolis,_"orner_4th_ st and_2d_av_ S.
WANTEDGOOD GIRL TO ASSIST IN GEN
eral housekeeping in small family house
cleaning done. Apply 1300 Grand st NE.
WANTEDSTRONG WOMAN"TO HELP'WITH
cooking in restaurant, also short-hour dining
room girls, at The Acme, 212 3d st S.
WANTED^APABLE" "GIRL~FORGENERAL
housework wages $5 per week fiat work sent
out. The George House, 117 7th st 8.
WANTEDTWO EXPERIENCED GIRLS FOR
men's clothing alteration department steady
work. The Model Clothing House.
WANTEDMILLINERY APPRENTICES AT
once. Apply Millinery Department, second
floor, Plymouth Clothing House.
GOOD SECOND GIRL TO WAIT ON TABLE
and do washing private family at Lake Mln
netonka. Apply 1825 Sd av S.
WANTEDGIRL TO OPERATE POWER MA
chine must be experienced. Apply Young
Qulnlan Co., 513 Nicollet av.
WANTEDTHOROUGHLY COMPETENT COOK
for summer, Lake Mlnnetonka. Apply Pur
chase cottage. Excelsior, Minn.
WANTEDGOOD OPERATORS ON POWER
machine steady work. Apply Robltshek,
Frank & Heller. 28 4th ft N.
AN EXPERIENCED WAITRESS TO DO DIN
lng room work $18 month, room and board.
The WilUston, 600 10th st S.
WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work must be good plain cook no wash
ing. Apply 2414 Chicago ay.
WANTEDAN ELDERLY NORWEGIAN WOM
an for housekeeping and to care -for an old
lady. Address 1238, Journal.
WANTEDCOMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework good wages four in family no
children. 3228 2d av S.
WANTED EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES
who can do arm work at Creamery Lunch
Room, 2 Hennepin av.
WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work small family $8 if competent. Ses
_sions, 3451 Chicago av^
WANTEDCOMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework no washing good wages. Dr.
Strout, 8046 Stevens av.
WANTEDA NURSE WHO CAN ASSIST WITH
second work White Bear Lake. Apply to O.
A. Stickney. St. Paul.
WANTEDGOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework small family modern house good
pav. 1321_6th st SE. _J
WANTEDA BRIGHT, ENERGETIC LADY
to travel for eastern wholesale house. Ad
dress 1307, Journal.
WANTEDA' GIRL FOR GENERAL
ho.isework fonr in family good wages. Call
12 8GOOD i
2
C*
7
soles, sewed, 75c nailed, 50c rubber heels, WANTEDTWO DISHWASHERS AT BERKE
ley Hotel, 1st av 8, comer 13th st machine
work very simple.
WANTEDA REFINED GIRL TO CARE FOR
two boys, aged 2. and 3 must be neat. Call
T. O. 7412. call 3.
WANTED AT* QNCEDISHWASHERS AND
one second cook. Clinton Hotel, 4th av S
and Grant st.
LADY TO LEARN PHOTOGRAPHY AND RE
touching. Call 805 Nicollet av, third floor,
room 25.
COOKFAMILY TWOi GOOD WAGES REF
erences required, first floor flat. 2420 Nic
olt^t ST.
WANTEDA DINING ROOK GIRL IN~ RES
taurant, at Mather's Restaurant, 14 6th st 3.
MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL, ^if^f^^fffpjune 7,^1906.
MUST
Hafflr
N. D.
WANTEDYOUNG MAN, QUICK AND ACCU
rate at figures. $40 S. A. Morawets & Co.,
500 JCasota building.
BOYS WANTEDTWO NEWSBOYS WHO
play piano to learn bell in Journal band.
Apply 225 3d st S.
YEARS OLD, TO
run elevator. Toung-Quinlan Co., 513 Nicol
let av.
WANTEDEXPERIENCED
at Meyer, Cohen & Co.,
WATCHMAKER,
235 Nicollet av.
WATCHES CLEANED, $1 MAINSPRINGS, $1|
Pi
warranted- one year. Pawgel's-. 22- 3d s-t 8-.
TWO FIRST-OLASS LOG CANDL1.R8 AT ONCE.
Whelan Butter $ Egg Co., 1110 3d av S.
MEN WANTED IN SAWMILL. O. A. SMITH
Lumber Co., 44th av N and_Lyndale.
MAN~^rd~DO-l}ARDENING7~!f25~A"
822 st
BRIGH E BOYS.$4.60.
sota -building.
W ANTEDCARPENTER,
nix building.
~MONTH,
board and room 3548 Hennepin av
WANTEDFRAME MAKERS. BARDWELL
Roblnson, 24th ave N and 2d st.
LAW STUDENT, STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE.
wi iter. _606 Phoenix building^
WANTEDTOOL MAKERS. CHARLES A.
Stickney_Co.,_St._Paul.
WANTEDSTRONG BOY TO WORK IN
kitchen.OFFIC4th CALL 500 KA-
APPLY 601 PH0E-
WANTEDHOUSEKEEPER IN THE COUNTRY
by retired business man, living on farm keep
two cows family self and aged mother mid
dle-aged lady preferred, who would like a
pleasant home. Address Wm. Hall, Mapleton,
Minn. Route 4.
WANTEDGOOD COOK FOR MY RANCH AT
Towner, N. P.j no supervision, near neighbors,
son and three* man air table good quarters
transportation and $5 "per week, permanent.
J. B. Eaton. 516 Phoenix building, Minne
apolis.
WANTEDNEAT, CLEAN GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework must be good cook, kind to
children and agreeable steady place and
good wages to the right party Call or write
Mrs. A. E. Manning, 810 Irving av N.
WANTEDMAN AND WIFF. OR MIDDLE
aged lady to take charge of a home with
four children good wages to right party
country home. Address Tribune, Franklin,
Minn.
WANTEDA GIRL G0R GENERAL HOUSE
work family of four: pleasant home, a
steady place and good wages for willing and
competent help. 2013 Stevens av.
IF ANY TEACHER, STUDENT OR OTHER
reliable young man or woman wants to earn
$18 a week and all expenses paid thru the
summer, address 1293, Journal.
COMPETENT GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK ON
fruit farm, at once, $4 per week. Address or
phone Mrs. H. W. Shuman, Excelsior, Minn.
N W. 77-4.
EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GENERAL H0USE
work two In family duplex apartment, no
one without good reference need apply. 2506
3d av S.
WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL H0USE
work small family good home good wages
to right party housecleaning finished. 3136
3d av S,
HELP WANTEDFEMALE
Continued" **.&<v
WANTEDCOMPETENT GIRITFOR GENERAL
housework good wages. Call at 729 loth
av SB.
WANTEDBEWING GIRLS AND GIRLS TO
learn dressmaking. 325 Syndicate Arcade
WANTEDEXPERIENCED LAUNDRY" GIRL".
Itiqulre Electric Laundry, 1205 3d av S.
WANTEDWOMAN FAMJXlAR~WITH SEW-
ing_draperies._ Jolm^VI_Tbonias_& Co.
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
small family. 3250 Lyndale av S.
WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work good wages. 3300 2d av S.
DINING ROOM GIRL WANTED. MINNEAP.
_olis Restaurant, _113__Nlcollej^ av._
WANTEDEXPERIENCED MANGLE
Phoenix Laundry, 251 1st av S.
WANTEDCOMPETENT
1710 3d av S
GOOD MEN USE_
to hard work, for ice cream factory. Apply
215 2d av SE.
WANTEDA FIRST-CLASS BARBER $14.50
and half over $24, at once. C. E. Walleser,
Canby, Minn.
GIRL.
WANTEDA WOMAN TO DO WASHING "AND
Ironing. Call 1422 Nicollet av.
WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL-HOUSE
work. 2647 Glrard av S.
HAVE YOUR SUNDAY DINNER, 25c, AT MISS
Crczier's. 115 7th st S.
WANTEDA GIRL WHO
late, at 103 7th st S.
CAN DIP OKOCO-
COOK, AT ONCE.
GOOD COOK WANTED AT ONCE. 1710 Sd
av S _^
WANTEDWAITRESS. GOLDEN"WEST-H0"-
tel.
BATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, Uo A
word no ad less than 10c dally. 20 words or
less one week. 60c.
YOUNG MAN, WITH FAIR EDUCATION,
wishes light employment of some kind, will
ing to go anywhere, wages no object If em
ployment suits. II jou want a man that
can be depended on, and can do the right
thing by a' man that is faithful, 1 will be
glad to bear from you. Addiess A. B. Con
ii fib Hotel,_ 1 esseuden. N. 1)
SITUATION WANTEDCOMPETENT-
MAN
and wife, no children, middle-aged with ten
years* experience in hotel, would like position
in sawmill boaiding house or small hotel, by
month. Direct or call. G. 183d E Hank
lin av.
A YOUNG MAN ~0F 23. STENOGRAPHER"
wants position that has future foi good man
also competent bookkeeper and auditor, sober,
steady und thoroughly reliable good tecord
and references AddresB 1140, ^Journal
SITUATION WANTED WITH~ RELIABLE"
wholesale or retail grocery house bi yonng
man, age 30, ten years' experience in retail
general merchandise. Al references. Address
1708 fttu av S.
YOUNG MAN OF 26, WITH TEN YEARS' EX
perience in general office, desires position am
a competent bookkeeper or collector, Milling
to make himself generally useful. Address
9971, Journal.
WANTEDA SITUATION, WITH POSSIBIL
ities of advancement, by a high school grad
uate, willing to commence with moderate
salary good references furnished. 2117 Port
land av.
HTUATI0N~~WANTEDCOMPETENT MALE
stenographer desires position, is willing to
work for moderate wages in beginning with
chance for advancement. Address 1080. Jour
nal.
BRIGHT YOUNG MAN, EXPERIENCED
bookkeeper and stenographer, wants position
am competent and thoiough, will work cheap
to start. Address 1008. Journal
YOUNG MAN OF 19 WOULD LIKE POSITION
driving delivery wagon, where there Is good
chance for promotion three years experience.
Address 1278, Journal
FIRST.0LASB PAINTER WANTS WORK IN
wagon or carriage shop, has had three years'
experience as foreman in wagon shop. 420
Mudlson st NE.
WANT POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER OR CASH
ier in grocery, where 1 can learn the busi
ness by helping with sales. Ad'lrc.s 146,
Journal.
WILL CLOSE YOUR BOOKS, AUDIT YOUR
accounts, make out balance sheet at half
price during June relerences. Address 203,
journal.
RESPONSIBLE MAN WISHES POSITION AS
collector, best of references as to ability and
responsibility can give bonds. Address 172.
Journal.
SITUATION WANTED AS MANAGER IN
cafe or restaurant in or out of town, best
of references, long experience. Address 954,
Journal.
WANTED-^A POSITION WITH SOME FIRM
to travel as solicitor or assent to handle light
goods. Address G. H. Varce. Brownsville,
Minn.
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER DESIRES
position, 'understands books, 24 years of age
best of references. Address 859, Journal.
SITUATION WANTEDA RELIABLE, SOBER
man would like position of trust of some kind.
Best of references. Address 1253, Journal.
BY WELL EDUCATED YOUNG MAN. ANY
kind of office work, where theie is chances
for advancement Address 181. Journal.
WANTEDPOSITION TILL SEPT. 1, BY Ex
perienced stenographer can do bookkeeping.
Call T. C. 1914, or address 962, Journal.
BY A COLLEGE MAN, STEADY EMPL0Y
ment of some kind must have v-ork. Willing
to work. Address 1279, Journal.
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER WISHES Po
sition, used to office work. Best of refer
ences^ Address 342, Journal
YOUNG MAN OF SO. UNIVERSITY STUDENT,
desires position for the summer. In or out of
city. Address 1304, Journal.
WANTEDPOSITION AS IMPLEMENT 8ALE8-
man experienced, reference given. C. A.
Brown, Armstrong, Iowa.
WANTEDPOSITION AS^DRIVER FOR LAUN
dry or grocery wagon, by married man. 1115
_6th st^S G. C. Shaw.j.
WANTEDPOSITION AS JANITOR, BY Ex
perienced man references furnished. Ad
dress 1272, Journal.
BY FIRST-CLASS COOK NO BOOZER
steady and tellable, with good reference. Ad
dress 617, Journal.
AN ALL-AROUND MAN IN DRY CLEANING
would like position can furnish references.
_8213_ 9th aj S.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT, 16 YEARS OF AGE,
would like employment for vacation. Address
96. Jourral,
A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD HABITS WANTS
work afternoons and Saturdays. Address 1025,
Journal.
WANTEDPOSITION AS NIGHT WATCHMAN
by sober, reliable married man. Address 1241,
Journal.
WANTEDPOSITION AS WATCHMAN BY EX
_perienced_man F.. 243 13th av S
BRIGHT BOY, AGE 14, WOULD LIKE TO
get work. 284 Greeley av N.
Female.
RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, %o A
word no ad lees than 10c daily 20 words or
less, one week. 60c.
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER AND STENOG
rapher desires position at once best refer
ences given and expert work guaranteed. Call
T. 0. phone 10675.
RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED LADY WISHES
position as housekeeper in small family,
where they keep a maid understands all
kinds of sewing prefer suburbs or the lake
best city references. 1256, Journal.
JUST-ARRrVED-FR0M-Address
N0RWA ~-^~L AD
wants situation as companion and assist in
housework can teach music to children or
adults, pleasant home is main object. Ad
dress 1081, Journal.
WOMAN WANTS A PLACE TO KEEP HOUSE
for some widower has one child, 16 years old
would like in Minneapolis please answer as
Box soon as possible.
Minn.
Address 279, Delano,
REFINED NORWEGIAN WIDOW, UNENOUM
bered, wishing place as housekeeper for wid
ower in Minneapolis, will work for small
wages if light place. Address 1190. Journal.
WANTEDBY TEACHER, A POSITION AS
attendant or companion to elderly lady coun
try, lake life or travel preferred months of
June jand July^ Address 411v_Journal.
YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION AS
assistant in doctor's or dentist's office have
two years' experience and can furnish best of
references. Address 260, Journal.
WANTEDPOSITION AS STENOGRAPHER
with some knowledge of bookkeeping small
wages $35 per rronth. Delia Wenborg, 613 S
Main st Crookston, Minn.
FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER, LATEST PARIS
ian styles, wishes engagements in high class
families city references, $2 per day. Ad
dress 1265, Journal.
ADY~WOULD~LIKE EMPLOYMENT A FEW
hours of the day in reading to or waiting
on an invalid or elderly person. Address 115
W 15th st, flat 2. I
YOUNG LADY WITH EXPERIENCE DESIRES
a position as cashier or general office work
can furnish references. Address 1170. Journal.
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT STENOGRA
pher, experienced particularly in grain work,
desires position. Address 99. Journal.
YOUNG LADY BOOKKEEPER, WOULD LIKE
position thorough experience in general office
work. Address 1184, Journal.
YOUNG LADY OF 21 WISHES POSITION Do
ing light office work willing to work cheap.
Address 1258, Journal. __
A FIRST:0LA S8 COLOREtTwOMAN WISHES
offices to clean by the week 2016
Cedar at. J. Foster.
a"or,month.
SITUATIONS WANTED
_,. /female.
4Uilf#-*z ^Continued
SITUATION WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED
lady stenographer wages $7 to start. Ad
drejs 1118, Journal.
COMPETENT GIRL WOULD LIKE TO DO GEN
eral housework in small family. Address 1811
st NE.
WANTEDDAY WORK OF ANY KIND FOR
this week. Address 1249, Journal.
FINANCIAL
OOOOOOO 0 0 O 0
CHATTEL LOANS.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co..
Established 25 Years.
Loans.
On furniture, pianos, horses, etc., without
the slightest publicity. Small or large
payments, weekly or monthly, with privi
lege of paj ment ou or before, thus stop
ping all cost Huving been engaged in
tte money-lending business for tbe past
25 years, and with the large clientele yn
bava, we are enabled to make the lowest
ratew and give the quMkeat possible serv
ice. Our record and reputation tor the pm
25 year* Insure* honorable and confidential
dealing to all.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
805-3O6 Bank of Commerce Blag
1st av S and 4th st
O O 0 O 0
FOR SALE$800 FIRST MORTGAGE AND
note, 8 per cent interest, payable on or be
foie five reais, on one whole section of
land on Big Fork river, Itasca county, Min
nesota, at face value.
Also
For sale, $1,600 first mortgage (Torrens'
title), five years, 7 per cent interest, on
four quarter-acre lots, close to Koochich
ing Falls, in the main part of Fort Frances,
at face value. Call or write. The L. L.
Eager Co., 120 Temple Court, Minneapolis,
Minn.
XT IS EASY TO PAY ALL THOSE LITTLE,
annoying and troublesome debta on the install
ment plan.
Borrow money.
Chattel mortgage loans
On furniture, pianos, hones.
Wagons, warehouse receipts, etc.
Lowest and best rates.
Mlnneaoolls Financial Co..
406-408 New York Life Building.
Telephone N. W^Maln 400 L2. T. C. 809?!.
ARE YOU LOOKING
For a Friend
To Loan You Money
We loan on furniture pianos. salarbM
horses, wagons, etc. Low rates, easy terms.
Open Monday and Saturday till 9 p.m.
Csll, write or telepton*N. W. Main 17T0.
Twin City 9378.
Minneapolis Loan Co..
$01-002 Globe Bids:- 22 4th st
WANTED TO BORROW $6,000 FOR ONE
year on stock paying 20 per cent as collateraL
Address 9940, Journal.
MONEY TO LOAN ON MINNESOTA AND
North Dakota farms, a few choice mortgages
always on hand for private investsrs. Jonn
bou-Van Sant Co., Bank of Commerce building,
Minneapolis, Minn. S. R. Vant Sant, presi
dent J. A. Johnson, secretary.
"SOMETHING NEW."
The Germania Bank, 416 Mcollet av, has
exclusive rights for the Cash Register Sav
ings Bank. Coins inserted are added in plain
figures Ever} household should have one.
Interest 8 per cent on deposits.
PRIVATE LOANS MADE ON LADIES'
or gents' furs in storage, also salary
loans. 304 Lum. Ex. bldg., third floor, or
phone T. 0. D544 or Main 3873 L.
M0NEY~T0 LOANFIRST MORTGAGE LOANS
on approved Minneapolis real estate promptly
made by Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Co., suite 603 Bank of Commerce building.
J. M. Herchmer, manager.
MONEY SUPPLIED SALARIED PEOPLE, KB
tall merchants, teamsters, boarding booses,
without security offices in 56 principal cities.
_D. H._Tolman, 820 New York Lite building.
MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND TO LOAN UPON
real estate, no delay in securing answer of
in closing desi. Also building lo*ns, lowest
rates. Thorpe Bros.,--Andrus building.
WE OFFER OUR 0W1UE0NEY TO LOAN ON
Improved city property at lowest current rates
no delay. The Minnesota Loan'A Trust OA*
313 NlcMlet av.
R. D. CONE ft CO.. 517 GUARANTY BLDG.,
have on* hand to loan on Improved property
$1,000, $l,5vo, $2,000, $8,500 lowest rates.
THE SAVINGS BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS, Es
tablished in 1899, has since paid 4 per
centyon deposits. 4th -st-fflid 2d v S.
WANTED TO BORROW 'fjCoOO'~ibN~~ST0CK
best security in the world. Inquire at office
of Golden West Hotel.
HAVE A $1,000 FIRST MORTGAGE DRAW
ing 7 per cent, for sale, first-class security.
Address 1192, Journal.
WE LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE AT Low
est rates, no delay. Nickels A Smith. 311
Nicollet av.
SMALL 1st AND 2d REAL ESTATE M0RTGA
ges made promptly. Dever, 537 Andrus Bldg.
I MAKE~A SPECIALTY OF $100 TO~ $60$
loans on city property. Polley,j501 Andrus bldg.
WANTD~T0 BORROW $2,000 LIBERAL in
terest, good security. Address_1200, Journal.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS MORTGAGES
bought_and_8old. M. R. Waters 707 Phoenix.
MONEY T0,L0ASFAT LOWEST RATES: NO
_delay. Thayer^ AGale. 218 N. Y. Life bldg.
$100 TO $600 TO LOAN ON REALTY OR
good paper. 822 New_Yark_Life building.
MONEY T0L0AN"IN AMOUNTS"FROM'$60 TO
$500. H. F. Williams, 805 N. Y. Life.
PROMPT LOANS ON MINNEAPOLIS REALTY.
C. S. Woodruff, 605 Guaranty building.
$100 OR MORE ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
Tabom Realty k. 410 1st av S.
^jO^S^ANg^OHATTOLS^^
WILLIAMS, 434 GUARANTY BLDG.. LOANS
on furniture, pianos or any security large
loans a specialty, terms to suit borrowers,
lowest prices.
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property charges reasonable. 606 Globe bldg.
HUME^ft^DAVnESr^^NERA^Drai^OT
Masonic_Temple, 6th_and Hen. Both phones.
JOHN M. GLEA80N, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. 82 7th st 8. Both phones.
O. E. LARSQN, funeral director, 1911 Central
Residence 1139 Adams. T. C. phone.
M. J. GILL & SONS,
FuneralDirectors, j$d st and? 2d av 8.
J. WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
710 Hennepin av. Both phones 8282.
FLORISTS
GRADUATION DAY FLOWERS.
Place your orders now. Special attention
foran
lve Fresh flowers daily In our up-to-date
department. Both phones.,
California Fruit Store, 1st av S and 6th St.
FLORAL DESIGNS AND FLOWERS TELE
graph or phone. Nagel s. 1118 W Lake st.
^YEIKgj^ND^^ANINa^
TWIN OITY DYE WORKS, THE LKADING
French dry cleaners for ladles' and gents'
clothing and all household goods. 816 Nicollet.
STERLING DYE HOUSEFrench Dry Cleaning,
602 4th av S. T. C. 0332 N. W. S. 449 J8.
HOTELS
HOTEL ALLEN. Sd ST AND 2d AV 8 ONLY
hotel in tbe city having all outside room*
Rate6_73c $1. $1.60. single
THE LANDOUR, 880% NIC AVEUROPEAN
plan, rates reasonable, location first-class.
JBTOJEJREPAIRS^
U. SrSTOVE^XPAETooTirSd ST S, STOVES
repaired and stored for summer. Both phone*
Piompt service.
REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT WEST
era Stove Repair Co., 312 Hennepin.
JPATONTjLTTD^gff
WILLIAMSON ft MERCHANT, PATENT LAW
yers and solicitors, main office, 925-983 Guar
anty building. Minneapolis, ailnn. 82 McOUl
building. Washington, D.
FBOFESSIONAL
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, ETC., PERMA
nently removed by electricity. Miss Holister,
77-78 Syndicate block. Pioneer stand of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
GOOD PIRMSJPOJPATECgia
^^ltAIRi'S ROOF PRESERVER.
*,Ji,
Stopstelephone
la In any roof.
~&
Call or write
tfalre Paint Co.. 242 1st av N.
PIANOS AND ORGANS
WILL GIVE USE OF PIANO FOUR MONTHS
free to responsible party for storage. 1289,
Journal.
BUSEEEBSLgjgAggjBS^^:
TO SELLPART INTEREST IN WELL-ESTAB.
lished brewing business in Alberta plant is
thoroughly equipped and includes eight acre*
of land located on C. P. R-, in operation 13
years present capacity is 17,000 barrels year*
1 additional capital wanted to increase ca
pacity and extend business. For particulars
apply Carruthers, Johnston A Bradley, 471
_Main st, Winnipeg. Man.
WANTEDCAFABLE~MAH TO INVEST $15,-
000 or more in corporation having a well
established and paying wholesale and retail
business of $100,000 per year aad take posi
tion as treasurer, with full financial manage
ment business can .be greatly Increased and
will pay from 12 to 20 per cent principals
only. Address P. 0- Box 501, Minneapolis,
Minn.
FOR "SALEMEAT^llABKCT ONLY ONE IN
town of about 800, reason for selling, to
settle partnership deal can bay half interest
if wanted have two meat wagons running
splendid business for a hustler can rent
shop and tools for $40 per month plenty ice.
Address 1064, Journal.
WANTEDA THOROUGH^ TRUSTWORTHY
and energetic business man to tun% an Inter
est in a well-established, clean and prosper
ous business corporation must nave $2,5u0 xm
invest, with services salary adequate. Ad*
dress 1230, Journal.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD LAND,
elevator, 15,000 bu capacity, 100-barrel mlU,
equipped with modern machinery good grain,
feed and coal business, located in a good
grain country. Address Lock Box 85, De
Smet, S. D.
FOR SALEA PAKTORXUX, WITH TWO
bath rooms and seven-chair shining parloi. all
in one, doing a good business wQl sell at a
bargain if taken at once good reason for
selling. Call or write E. Gamble, Yankton*
S. D.
FOR SALEA TWO-STORY HOTEL IN A
thriving town in northern Minnesota, end of
Great Northern railway, doing good business
all year. A good proposition for right party.
Address H. A. von Robr, Greenbusb, Minn
FOR SALE^DRUG
8T0RET~BIG TERRITORY)
nearest competition west 27, east 7. noiti
20. south 18 miles population 300 west li
miles from summer resort of population 500
beautiful lake. Address 1124, Journal.
BIG~BARGAIN IN SMALL FARM 2 HOURS'
drive from city some good paying rooming
houses and several openings in business fof
small capital. See us. Salmon A Cushniaa
sell everything. 607 Boston block.
FOR SALEACCOUNT OF SICKNESS, BES1
meat market in northern Minnesota town of
9,000 people, part time fixtures, horses and
merchandise on hand will be about $2,000.
Address 1203, Journal.
TIN SHOP FOR SALETOOLS. NEW
benches, stock year's lease and well estab
lished business rent $10 per month owner has
other business and not a tinner price $300.
Applv 141 4th st SE.
FOR BALE QUICK A BLACKSMITH 8HOP
and all larger tools, including gasolene engine
in a good northern Iowa town property is)
now renting for $12 per month. G. W. Coch
rane, Russell, Minn.
BANKER WILL BUY ALL OR CONTROLLING
interest in country bank, located in Minne
sota, North or South Dakota. All information
will be considered confidential. Address 1321,
Journal.
HOTi,LONE OF THE BEST HOTELS IN THE
west, earning $350 month over expenses, 40
rooms, absolutely modern, county seat 5,000,
only $2 hotel, $2,500 cash. J. 118 Kasota
building.
WANTEDCAPABLE MAN AS A PARTNER
to invest $10,000 in a paying, old, well-es
tablished, wholesale manufacturing and Job
bing cigar business. Address 1021, Journal.
CIGAR AND~CONFECTIONERY STORE, GOOD
location must be sold before Saturday Come
and see us today first reasonable offer takes
it Lewis & Co 525 Boston Block
CONFECTIONERY AND POOL ROOM IN HAN
naford, N. D., for sale or rent business last
year over $7,000 must go out on land claim,
reason Address 894, Journal
IF"YOU ARETOOKTITG FOR A BARGAIN AND
want a home, you can save time and money
by calling on the Nicollet Real Estate A Res
tal_ Co., 504 Century building
FOR SALECONFECTIONERY, ONE OF THS
best locations on Central av, sales $9 to $12
will sell cheap, as I have other business to
attend to. 1213, Journal.
FOR SALEGENERAL STORE, WILL TAKB
land in part pajjnent includes postofflce.
Write for further information. Address Box
71. Eldridge, N. D.
WANTEDSTOCK GENERAL MERCHANDISE
will trade fine clear low-priced timber, farm
ing land. F. M Washburn. 503 Bank Com
merce, .Minneapolis.
WANTEDPRINTER, EITHER WITH SMALL
plant or some money, to take half Interest
and charge of only paper in town. Address
1066, JonraaL
HOTELCATCHY LITTLE MONEY-MAKER,
strictly up to date, fine bar, county seat (Min
nesota), only hotel $1,500 casta. J. 118 Ka
sota building.
FOR SALESMALL STOCK OF JEWELRY,
silverware, etc., in town of 600 must sell
on account of poor health. W. L. Reine. Bel
grade, Minn.
CONFECTIONERY, CIGAR AND ICE CREAM
parlor, light groceries. caBh trade. Address
1155, Journal no agent apply good living
room.
HOTELONE OF THE BEST LITTLE. MONEY.
winners, town 1,200, two railroads, only hotel,
30 rooms $400 cash. J. 118 Kasota building.
GOOD RETAIL LUMBER AND COAL BUSlZ
trade for Minneapolis resident property. *.d-
dress Zimmerman ft iTes. Gnttepberf. lows,
DO YOU KNOW "'HOWELL"
The Printer? 304 Nicollet Ava,
1,000 envelopes, $1. (Printed).
FOR STJSTOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
small grocery and confectionery cheap rent.
Call atany time.8047 17th av S.
BARBER SHOP AND BATH ROOMS TWO
chairs, tools, etc., everything for $140 good
location. Spore. 407 Boston Block
WANTED A NON-UNION JOURNEYMAN
plumber, with $1,000 to $3,000 established
business. Address 1236, Journal.
THE~ONLY~$8_H0TEL
nFTHRIVING C0UH
try town for sale or to exchange for rooming
bouse. Address 1079, Journal.
FOR SALE18-R00M BOARDING HOUSE, ALL
furnished, good business, $100 takes it. Call
on N .Larson. 817 3d st S.
FOR SALEGOOD UP-TO-DATE 1M-BU.
steam flour mill for cash, or for clear land.
Address 972, Journal.
AND BARBER GOOD
Address Commercial Club,
WANTEDDOCTOR
opening for both.
Mentor, Minn
ROOMING HOUSE TOR SALE WITHIN WALK,
ing distance. Owner leaving city. 1111, Jour
nal.
i~CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS. SEND DE
scrlptlon. Shepard. Bank of Commerce Bldg.
OPENING FOR MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL
In realty business 612 New York Life
FIRE INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGE*
cy, town of 1.200. 6612 N. Y. Life.
^^^OTOCEgJWESO^TS^^^^ TWO FURNISHED COTTAGES ON LAKE DT
pine woods, one mile from railroad station
five-roomed cottage, $36 per month three
roomed, $20. L. Osborn. Hubert. Minn.
SUMMER-COTTAGBFOREST
A. D. CAMPBELL, SHADE AND AWNING CO
awnings, tents and shades 211 Hennepin a*.
YOU CAN RENT AN OLIVER TYPEWRITES
from tbe manufacturers for $3 per month.
The Oliver Typewrites Co.. 832 Hennepin av.
^TOODjATOjCOAL
DRY FACTORY HARDWOOD, CHEAPEST,
cleanest and best wood in tbe city Bar
nard-Cope Mfg. Oo.,_4th st and 2d av Kfc
^^^AUCTIWIJlAJgS^^^
THE W. D. GORDON COMPANY, LICEN8ED
auctioneers 18 years' experience office 82*
Guaranty building. Minneapolis both phones.
DETECTIVE ACrENOIESl^
MoNfJLTY DETECTIVE AGENCY PROMPT
service unequaled facilities, reasonable ratesj
references.pollce headquarters. 2lo tUsota bla.
^^AOENTS ,WANTED___
AGENTS WANTED FOR PLACING AN AD
vertisement novelty In the twin cities. 408
Guaranty Loan,
f-
LAKE, NEAR
shore five'minutes from depot, good fishing
and boating. Address 1818 University av SJ,
ATfT.AW LINE FAST MAIL AND PASSENGER
service, Montreal to Liverpool, the pictBre*aa
St Lawrence route, new fast turbtc* trip1
crew. 12,000 tons steemers. For full particu
lars and illustrated excursion pamphletls. write
or call on O .N. Westlund. 114 3d st 8, oppo*
site postojgce _^___________^^__^
NonoB
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AFTER,
this date I will not be responsible tor any
hill or debts contracted by my wife. Rosa
Agnes, as she has left my bed and board.
G. P. Kenyon. Sehafer, N. P., June 4, 1906.
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