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nouncement of New Candi
date in Wisconsin.
Spooial to The Journal.
Madison, Wis., July 28.The candi
dacy of John Strange of Oshkosh, for
lieutenant governor, solves a problem
that has been worrying Senator La
Follette for months. He now believes
he has succeeded in heading off W. D.
Connor of Marshfield, the millionaire
lumberman and chairman of the state
central committee. It is known that
Senator La Follette was undecided
whether to take a hand as between
Governor Davidson and Speaker Len
root until Connor came out for lieu
tenant governor and espoused the cause
of Davidson.
This act Senator La Follette con
strued as a shrewd move on the part of
the Marshfield lumberman Jo displace
Senator La Follette as the party boss
in Wisconsin by using the lieutenant
governorship as the stepping stone to
the governorship or senatorship two
years hence. Strange's platform is an
echo of La Follette's speech indorsing
Speaker Lenroot, and he makes it plain
that it is the La Follette vote he wants.
It is understood that as between
other candidates for state offices Sena
tor La Follette has little choice, and
that he has not read Assemblyman
Dahle off the slate for state treasurer,
because soliciting stalwart support.
BRILLIANT WORK DONE
BY THIS GRAND JURY
Journal Special flexvioe.
Baltomore, July 28.Henry S. Wilcox,
foreman of the grand jury which
stopped investigating the charges
against the alleged ice combine* said:
"We simply went to the big ice men
and asked them what the truth of the
matter was and we found out from what
they told us that they were not in the
wrong at all, but were really losing
money on acscount of the hot weather
and the mild winter last year.''
TWO NEGROES HANGED
ANOTHER IN DANGER
Tampa, Fla*, July 28.John Black
and Will Beagin were lynched by a
mob of 200 men near Fort Gardner.
The negroes killed SJd Granger, a White
turpentine operator, without provoca
tion.
At a bridge crossing Peace river, a
mob halted the sheriff and posse and
took possession of the prisoners. Both
were hanged.
Negri Murderer Caught.
Barbourville, Ky., July 28.After
an exciting chase in which bloodhounds
were used, Jesse Fitzgerald, a negro,
was arrested by a posse and lodged in
the local jail, charged with robbing and
murdering Mrs. Eobert Broughton at
her home near here Wednesdav night.
Fitzgerald made a full confession. Mrs.
Broughton's head was hacked almost
off with a knife. Lynching is threat
ened. County Judge Faulkner has
anland
nounced that he will hold a special term
of court Aug. 6 to trv Fitzgerald and
that troops will be summoned if neces
sary to protect him.
VIOLA ALLEN PLANS
TO LEAVE THE STAGE
Journal Special Service.
New York, July 28.After her forth
coming season in, "Cymbeline," Viola
Allen is to retire into private life as
Mrs. Peter Duryea.
The announcement occasioned little
surprise to those in the actress' confi
dence.
Miss Allen's ambition has been to
play what she considers three of Shaks
pere 's greatest plays. She has appeared
as Viola in "Twelfth Night," and has
played the dual role ot Perdita and
Hermone in "The Winter's Tale," and
the third part that she has always
wished to play is Imogen in "Cymbe-
line."
LITTLE PORTO RIGANS
ADMITTED TO ARMY
Washington, July 28.Concession to
the slight stature of the Porto Eicans
is made in a general order just issued
by the general staff of the army pro
viding that five feet and two inches
shall be the minimum height of men
admitted to the Porto Bico provisional
regiment. Heretofore tha minimum
height for the insular regiment has been
five feet four inches, which is the
height required for admission to the
regular army in the United States. The
new order does not extend to officers
of the Porto Eican regiment, who will
still be required to come up to Amer
ican standards. Other minimum meas
urements are also reduced by the gen
eral order in proportion to the height.
The maximum age limit for the insular
regiment is fixed at 30 years, as against
35 years in the United States army.
COLLISION FATAL TO
ONE NINE INJURED
Carnegie, Pa., July 28.One man was
killed, nine were injured and two loco
motives were wrecked in a head-on col
lision between a west-bound passenger
train and an east-bound freight train
on the Panhandle road at Woodville,
near here, today.
Philip Dollee, 17 years old, a mine
worker, riding on the engine, was killed.
The engineer, fireman and seven pas
sengers sustained injuries.
MANY HORSES BURNED
Carrington, N. D., Narrowly Escapes a
General Conflagration.
Special to The Journal.
Carrington, N. D., July 28.Fire
broke out in F. B. Koeler's lively barn
last night, giving but little time to re
lease forty horses that the barn con
tained, tho diligent work was done.
Twenty-two horses and several buggies
were consumed. Loss on barn and con
tents is estimated at $8,000, partially
insured.
The fire 's supposed to have been set
by intoxicated parties wfio were sleep
ing in the hay loft. For a iime it
seemed as if the entire business part of
the town was doomed, but a heavy rain
during the afternoon put out burning
cinders that blew over the business por
tion. Fire Droteetion is very limited
tho the city is now digging an artesian
greU for, better protection.
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WATER COMPANY
GIVES UP FIGHT
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Falls Corporation Offers
All Kinds of Concessions
to Municipality.
Sptoial to Tho Journal.
Sioux Falls, S. D., July 28.A spe
cial election will be called to vote upon
the acceptance or rejection of an im
portant proposition made to citizens of
Sioux Falls today by the South Dakota
Water company, which for more than
twenty years has supplied Sioux Falls
with water, and which was defeated in
the courts in its efforts to prevent the
city from constructing a municipal
waterworks plant.
The company offers to purchase the
uncompleted municipal plant for $210,-
000, the amount voted for its construc
tion to cancel a cleam of $55,000 al
leged to be due for hydrant rentals
from the city to give Sioux Falls the
same rates as Sioux City enjoys, which
are a third less than the present rate,
and to give the city an option to pur
chase the waterworks system at five
year periods for twenty years, or any
time nereafter at its appraised value.
RICH PITTSBURG BOY
SENT TO AN ASYLUM
Journal Special Service.
Pittsburg, July 28.Eobert Mc
Knight, Jr., son of one of the eldest
families of Pittsburg, who fired two
shots into his head on July 1, and who
has since been in the PittBburg hospital,
is to be removed to an insane asylum.
He has been examined by a number of
doctors and pronounced insane. Young
Knight suffered from nervous prostra-
am
on for two years, which finally led
to make the attempt on his life.
He still has the same desire.
MAN OF "HIGH BIRTH"
IS DEAD IN CHICAGO
Chicago, July 28.From papers in
the possession of Eugene Kraft, whose
body was found in a basement at 81
Wells street, the police believe the man
a son of a Swiss army officer. It is also
believed he was related to Baron de
Reding of Germany.
Kraft was a printer and for several
months has been dissipating. His wife
is residing at Marshalltown, Iowa.
Marshalltown,, Iowa, July 28.Elf-
gene Kraft is known here, where he
worked for years as a printer. He had
high family connections in Europe, but
never revealed much of his past history.
He married here, but his wife says he
told her little of his past.
PHI GAMMA DELTA
ELEGTS OFFICERS
Newport News, Va,, July 28.The
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, which has
been in annual session at Old Point
Comfort for the past three days, yester
day elected the following officers:
President, Newton D. Baker, Cleve
secretary, F. L. Pogue, Cincin
nati treasurer, Wilber Christian, In
dianapoliss. The convention revoked
the charter of the New York city col
lege chapter and then adjourned.
MURDERER HUNTED
WITH BLOODHOUNDS
Bichland, Mo., July 28.City Mar
shal William Manes was shot and killed
last night by James Price, alias Prit
chett, a deserter from Jefferson Bar
racks, near St. Louis. Price escaped
and is being hunted with bloodhounds.
Manes had arrested Price and was
on his way to town with him on foot,
when a young woman Tiding by, sawMAN
them scuffling. She was asked by
Manes to assist in overpowering the
prisoner, who had broken his handcuffs.
The young woman started to the mar
shal's assistance, but was warned away
by Price, who threatened to shoot her.
Price then shot Manes and escaped.
WAGON BUILDING AND
RJg^IMNG.
BEST FACILITIES IN THE CITY FOE BUILD
Ing, repairing and painting wagons, trucks,
etc. fine carriage and automobile painting a
specialty. The Boyd Transfer Co.'s Blacksmith
& Wagon Shop, 2981 4th av S.
CARRIAGE AND WAGON REPAIRING, BEST
workmen. O. Mumm, 413 20th av N.
^_JPATEN^ATTORNEYS__
INVENTORS, ATTENTIONPATENTS IN ALL
countries promptly obtained. Bold, leased, man
ufactured models made 25 years established
unexcelled reputation inventor's book free.
Address Patent Market, St. Paul, Minn.
WILLIAMSON A MERCHANT. PATENT LAW
yers and solicitors main oSice, 935-083 Guar
anty building, Minneapolis, Minn. 52 McGill
building, Washington, D. C.
MgNrararo
NORTHWESTERN MANTEL CO.,MONUMENTS,
headstones and markers special designs oa
request. Office 410 6th st S. Granite and
Marble Works. 3517 Hen, av. Both phones.
STCTVEJREPAIRS^
U. S. STOVE REPAIR CO., 13 3d S I S, STOVES
repaired and stored for summer. Both phones.
Prompt service.
REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT WEST
ern Stove Repair Co 312 Hennepin.
^AJTBTY^DEPOSITjrAXJL^
FAMILY PLATE AND JEWELRY OUR 8PE-
cialty perfect security and very low rates.
The Boyd Transfer Co 's Fireproof Warehouse,
400 E Lake st.
_^TEi^^AOT^mmjGs__
A. D. CAMPBELL CO., AWNINGS, SHADES,
tents. 211 Hennesin.
^^^WATOHJ^A^^G^^
F. JONAS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, REPAIR,
ing of all kinds. 2515 Centmi T. C. 17216.
WOOD AND COAL"
DRY FACTORY HARDWOOD, CHEAPEST,
oleaneBt and best wood In the city. Barnard
Cope Mfg Co.. 4th st and 2d av NB.
PENSIONS
ROBT. WATSON, WAR VETERAN, PENSION
atty.. box 413. 328 Boston block. Minneapolis.
THE BALDWIN PIANO LEADS THEM ALL.
Brecke, Olstad A Co., 118 6th st S.
MjUlOING.
HAVE YOUR SEWER AND WATER PUT IN
also plumbing and heating by W. ,S. Bay
ley A Sons. 3037 Nicollet ay. Both, phones.
MACHINBRlT
IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING Ma
chinery, large stock, new and second-hand.
Northern Machinery Oo 217 st S, MpU,
HELP WANTEDMALE
TELEGRAPHY.
*JWW3 Telegraphy. ra$M0Hfe, Ki
t**V& Telegraphy. S I f^SSm*-**
We want 60 young men to take course of
training In telegraphy and railroad account
ing positions guaranteed when course Is com
pleted. Call or write for catalogue. Thomp
son's Railway Institute, 102 Washington av
S. Minneapolis.
WANTED20 LUMBER PftjERS, WAGES 88.88
to $2.00 18 lumber yard men, wages 82.23
20 planing mill men, wages 82to S3 20 saw
mill men, wages 82 and up 10 factory men,
wages 82 and up 4 millwrights, wages 88.50
and up 1 lumberyard foreman, $80 and up
must be able to handle 100,000,000 feet per
year. Reply to I. W. Rathbun, Supt. National
Lumber A Box Co.. Haqulam. Wash.
WANTEDFOR V. S. ARMY, ABLE-BODIED,
unmarried men, between ages of 21 and 85,
cltlsens of United States of good character
and temperate habits, who can speak, read spd
write English. For information apply to Ho*
crulting officer, Phoenix building, or Com
mercial Hotel, St. Paul, or 324 1st av S, Min
neapolis, Minn.
WE "WANT"TWO OR THREE LIVE MEN TO
act as salesmen for lugs, either In the city
or on the road. We sell on the installment
plan. A good chance for men who are not
afraid of work. Experience not necessary.
Call or addiess Creore & Nlckerson Home
Furnishing Co., 221 Nicollet av. Minneapolis.
WANTEDROUND-WIRE WORKERS AND Ex
perienced men on ornamental iron work steady
employment.
Wisconsin Iron & Wire Works,
186 Water St, Milwaukee, Wis.
WANTED800 RAILROAD LABORERS FOB
Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana, Idaho,
Washington and Oregon tracklayers, surfacers,
teamsters, day and station men, blacksmith,
cooks, bridge carpenters and railroad foremen.
Call at Western Employment Co., 11-15 1st
st S, Minneapolis.
WANTEDMACHINIST IN NON-UNION FAC
tory, for repalis, etc. Must be steady, sober
and a good general workman. Some die work.
Permanent place for the right man. Give
age, references and wages wanted In applica
tion. Address 0210, Journal.
WANTEDGOOD MEN TO WORK IN REPAIR
shop, principally threshing machine repairing
also good bollermaker state experience and
where employed before no base fitters
wanted. Address Ridler & Maguire, Grand
Forks, N. D.
POSITIONS PAYING $16 TO $70 PER MONTHWANTEDEXPERIENCED-JOB
and no expenses for board and lodging are
open to young men and mechanics in the
navy: advancement for merit fiist outfit of
clothing free. Apply Navy Recruiting Sta
tlon, 503 Poatofflce, Minneapolis.
WANTED AT ONCESERVICES OF TWO RE
llable, energetic men to travel for wholesale
house staple line 818 or 20 per week and
expenses to right parties experience unneces
sary, steady employment. Address 9113, Jour
nal, Minneapolis.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN $40
to 850 monthly at home in spare time, cor
responding for newspapers: no canvassing ex
perience unnecessary. Send for particulars.
Pi ess Syndicate, Lockport, N. X".
WATCHES CLEANED, 60c MAIN SPRINGS,
50c warranted one jear, $1 will repair your
watch thoroughly, no matter what is broken
expert work guaranteed. Dobrin, 223 Wash
ington av N. Established 1886.
SALESMEN WANTEDSALESMEN CAN EAS
ily make 810 a day selling our gold window
letters, novelty signs and changeable signs
catalogue free. Sullivan Co., 405 W Van
Buren st, Chicago, 111.
THOUSANDS BUY THEMSEND 25 CENTS
for our chord chart learn to accompany any
song or other Instrument In 30 minutes with
out teacher. German Music Publishing Co.,
Box 88, st. Paul.
WANTEDFOR THEU. 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 No. 41 Washington
av S.
WANTED EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER
for retail store. Apply by letter in ownMILLINERY
handwriting, giving references and salary
wanted, to French & Bassett, Duluth, Minn.
PLUMBING SCHOOLWE TEACH YOU THE
plumbing trade. Pays best wages Insures
Steady work makes you Independent. Write
today. Plumbing SchooL_MlnneapoUg _Mlnn.
BLACKSMITH IN CITY,, STEADY WORK
grading machine runner, blacksmith and team
foreman, N. D. railroad work, free fare.
Apply Union Employment Co., 12 2d st S.
WANTEDTWO SPECIALTY SALESMEN AT
once the best opportunity In the city some
thing new. Call in forenoon at camara depart
ment, New England Furniture & Carpet Co.
PRINTER WANTED AT ONCE FOR OFFICE
in central Minnesota good pay must be
steady and reliable. Give references, experl
ence, salary, etc. Address 9364, Journal.
WANTED EXPERIENCED CLERK FOR
hardware and general store, German or Scan
dinavian preferred single man Address C.
L. Merrick & Co., Napoleon, N. D.
WANTEDIMMEDIATELY, EXPERIENCED
man for family coachman permanent posi
tion for right man. Call Monday morning.
Edwards, 74 Chamber of Commerce.
BARBER WANTED GOOD TOWN, EARLY
closing hours $18 per week, half over $23
steady Job to good man at once. C. I*. Mc
Mahan, Staples, Todd county, Minn.
WANTEDFOUR TILE SETTERS WANTED
to go to Omaha, Neb., at once. Apply Na
tional Fire Proofing Co Harold Johnson, Agt.,
216 Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis.
WANTEDA GOODr^LL~AROUNDBLACK-
smith must be especially good at plow work
and floor work: good wages to right party.
John Lattln, Blue Earth, Minn
FOR FAMILY PLACE AT LAKE FOR
balance of season: one familiar with care of
horse, cow, lawn and gasolene engine. Chas.
W. Sexton, Phoenix building.
BARBER WANTEDMUST BE FIRST-CLASS
and sober wages $15 and half over $25,
steady job to light man. K. J. Densmore. 180
3d st S, Grand Forks. N. D.
WANTEDAN ADVERTISING SOLICITOR TO
take an interest in a G. A. R. and state fair
scheme. Big returns on small Investment. Ad
dress 9344, Journal.
WANTEDAGENTS TO SELL STOCK IN
good legitimate, new enterprise, right parties
can make $10 to $20 per day. Call at office,
709 Andrus building.
WANTED EVERYWHERE HUSTLERS TO
tack signs, distribute circulars, samples, etc.
no canvassing good pay. Sun Advertising
Bureau, Chicago.
WANTEDEXPERIENCED MACHINE MEN IN
furniture factory. Ripsawing. Steady work
year round. Barnard-Cope Mfg. Co., 4th atWANTEDA
and 2d av NE.
STRONG YOUNG MAN FOR BOOKKEEPER,
stenographer and shipping clerk combined, give
age, experience, reference and salary. Address
9295, Journal.
COAL SALESMAN, Al HUSTLER WANTED,
with country trade, thru Minnesota and South
Dakota reference good proposition. Address
_8973, Jonrnal.
WANTEDAT ONCE, PANTS AND VEST
maker and doing repairing steady work: sober
man only need apply. O. Anderson & Son,PANTRY
Canby, Minn.
TEAMSTERONE WELL ACQUAINTED WITH
city and able to do heavy work bring refer
ence. Apply H. S. Day, 1122 Yale place.
See foreman.
WANTEDMEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE
Illustrated catalogue free. Moler Barber Col
lege, 221 2d avS, Minneapolis, Minn. Eatab
llshed 1893.
TEAMSTERS WANTEDGOOD VAN MEN
preferred steady Jobs for good men. Apply at
stable or main office. The Boyd Transfer &
Storage Co.
WANTEDYOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
housework must have had experience and
give references good pay. Address 9110,
Journal.
WANTEDNEAT, QUICK, RELIABLE YOUNG
man to bottle milk, run separator and boiler*
will teach Industrious boy. T. C. phone 7436
call 1.
WANTEDUPHOLSTERER ONE WHO HAS
had some experience in chair business pre
ferred. John A. Dunn Chair Co.. St. Anthony
Park.
WANTEDSEVERAL WOODWORKING MA
chine workers immediately, at good wages.
The Litchfield Mfg. Co., Waterloo, Iowa.
ABLE-BODIED STUDENT TO pT-T.P WITH
boats during his vacation. Hotel Buena Vista
Mound, Minn. Captain Hart, proprietor.
WANTED COMPETENT BRICKLAYERS
steady work through the season at 60c
perW
hour. No strike. Address 8734, Journal.
WANTEDMUSICIANS FOR ROAD SHOW
slide trombone, tuba, long engagement others
write. J. Grlese, Red Lake Falls, Minn.
WANTED85 MEN TO WORK ON FARM8~AT
good wages work till snow files. Call on
or write Tasker & Dahl, Garplo, N. D.
|1 WILL REPAIR AND CLEAN YOUR
SHOES RESOLED IN 15 MINUTES BEST OAK
soles, sewed, 76c nailed. 60c: rubber heels,
40c. 8. T. Sorensen. 314 Nicollet av.
WANTEDPRINTER FOR COUNTRY OFFICE
good wages for a reliable man. Apply
once. Enterprise, Rnshmore, Minn.
of^ age.^ a chanceJ to makle money.J
William Bowdln, 221Grand av S.
HELP WAmm~MJM
Contlnusjd
WANTED THREE GOOD ^SHOEMAKERS
Btead work and good pay. Apply at once, 814
Nieollat av. & T. Sorenaen.
WANTEDEXPERIENCED CARRIAGE WOOD
2JkeJ
an
A McCraoken, 250 lat av
watch, no matter what Is broken expert work WANTEDAN EXPERIENCED WAITRESS~TN
guaranteed. Brnnat, 202Sykes block. restaurant, at Mather's restaurant. 14 6*hWE
restaurant at Mather' restaurant 1 4 5t
st S.
CASHIER AND BOOKKEEPER FOR GROCERY
-References required. Address 9050. Journal.
SCRUB GttL. WASHERWOMAN, KITCHEN
girl. Minneapolis Club. 6th and 1st av S.
LADY TO LEARN PHOTOGRAPHY AND
touching. Call ,805 Nicollet av, room 25.
WANTEDx-OUNO WOMEN TO WORK IN
bagifactory. Apply att once. 101 3 avvH.,
at
WANTEDFOREMAN COUNTRY PRINTING
office all around rapid man, but no booaer
Rood wages. Address 8262. Journal
1
N.. -,_, AS V
GOOD BARBER WANTED AlfJbNOE STEADY
^.^L^i,:**# Edward
Pherglo, jjjnderlln,^ N
WANTFJ5BOYg TO. WORK IN BAG FAO-B3T0HENlBntL~WANTEP
tory must be 16 years'of age orolder. Apply
at once. 101 3d av 6.
BARBER WANTEDFIRST-CLASS M*
WANTEDMAN TO DO JANITOR WORK IN
Metropolitan Music Store. Apply at Metropol
itan Music store.
BOY OR KAN LIVING NEAR 84th AND PORT
land to care for horses, lawn, etc. Address
8967, Journal.
WANTEDCARPENTERS FOR ELEVATOR
work. Call at Barnett A Record Co., 416 Corn
Exchange.
WANTEDON FARM, ELDERLY* MANOR
boy abodt 16. Address Louis Benson, Anoka,
Minn.
WANTEDv-FREIGHT HANDLERS STEADY
work. Minnesota Transfer Railway Co.,Mid-
way.
STRONG BOY WANTED TO WORK INSIDE.
American Linen Supply Co., 915 Mary place.
WANTEDRIVET BOYS. MINNEAPOLIS
^SJeel_AJkIacbineryCo., 2854 Minnehaha av.
WATCHES CLEANED, |T71lAIN8PRING8r$r
warranted one year. Paegcl's. 22 3d st 8.
WANTEDSIDEWALK FINISHERS. APPLY
Realty Warehouse. 1st aV N and 1st at.
LAW STUDENT STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE,
_writer_a^ojiceJ_506^oenlx building.
WANTEDLABORERS. MTNEAPOLIS STEEL
& Machinery Co., 2854 Minnehaha av.
WANTEDSHOE CUTTERS. E. W.
Hams' Shoe Factory, Winona, Minn.
WANTEDBELLBOYS.
1st av S and 6th st.
B0 X'^
602 Nicollet av.
WIL-
IS PHOTOS. 8 STYLES, 88 STUDIO OPEN
Sunday. Demnsle. 316 Nicollet av.
WANTEDGOOD TINfiMTTH trBT-yBRB. "H.
J._Shotwell, 103 6th st S.
PRE6S~FEED~
er by Crawford-Dickey Co.
WANTEDFIRST-CLASS
Co., 611Hennepin av.
TAILOR. NEVENS
MINNEAPOLIS CLUB,
WANTEDERRANDOLBKLBB'S
Co., 258 2d avAS.
BOY. SWINBURNE
AWTEI
DRUG STORE*
HELP WANTEDu-FEMALE
WANTEDGIRLS AND WOMEN TO WORK ON
power machine, making shirts In our new
factory.
Experienced help desired but can use a
limited number who can make themselves
skillful on machine work.
The work rooms and lunch rooms are well
lighted and ventilated, cool and comfortable.
The hours are not long and fast workers
can make good wages. Apply to superinten
dent. 618 1st av N. Minneapolis.
Wyman. 'Partridge A- Co.
ANT INTELLIGENT PSSBON MAY EARN 840
to |50 monthly at homS in spare time, cor
responding for newspapers no canvassing ex
perience unnecessary. Send for particulars.
Press Syndicate, Lockport, N. Y.
WANTEDOPERATORS TOR POWER MA
chines, sew sheep linings and wombat col
lars. Sheep-lined coat department, McKlb
ben, Drlscoll & Dorgey, corner 6th av and
Broadway, St. Paul.
AND DRESSMAKING TAUGHT
quickly at our college competent students fur
nished positions free satisfaction guaranteed.
Dobbs Bros.. 1000 Nicollet, Minneapolis.
WANTEDA GIRL FOB GENERAL H0U8E-
work. three In family and easy work. Sol
bergs Point, Mlnnetonka, or call at Henne
pin County bank. J. B. Thompson.
WANTEDFINISHERS FOR FUR COATS
good wages, steady work. Men's fur coat de
partment, McKlbben, Drlscoll & Dorsey, corner
5th av and Broadway, St. Paul.
WANTEDCOMPETENT GIRL WITH REFER
encea, for family of two, in modern apart
ment, 84 week. Apply 365 Bank Minneapo
lis, Nicollet av and 3d st.
WANTEDA YOUNG LADY TO WRITE FINE,
perfectly legible copper-plate hand for work
on card Index system. Address In own hand
writing, 9029, Journal.
WANTEDOPERATOR ON POWER MACHINES
to make shirts, pants and dock coat, steady
work best of pay. Apply Robitshek, Frank
& Heller, 28 4th st N.
WANTEDHOUSEKEEPER, BETWEEN 88
and 40 years old, to go on farm. Only one
in family. Widow pieferred. Address I*. O.
box 5, Brickton, Minn.
WANTEDIMMEDIATELY, BY A FIBST
class hotel, short distance from city, a dining
room girl and second cook. Good waged.
_Addres8_9336, Journal.
PLAIN IRONERS WANTEDEXPERIENCED
and unexperienced lroners to Iron shirtwaists
and ladies' clothes. Hennepin Steam Laun
dry, 120 1st av N.
YOUNG LADIES WILLING TO DO HOU8E
work for best wages call at Mrs. Groecbel's
Intelligence Office, 257 12th av N. Both
telephones.
WANTEDONE TO TAKE WORK HOME
only those that have had factory experience
need apply. Robitshek. Frank & Heller, 23
4th st N
GLRL WANTED. GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
Please apply at 4638 Fremont av S, Lynn
hurst, to Mrs. J. P. Cassady four adults In
family.
EXPERIENCED OPERATOR OH FLAX 0
sweater power knitting machine. The Wink
ley Artificial Limb Co., 1330 Washington
av N.
ARE YOU SAVING A LITTLE FOR THB
hard times coming! The Savings Rank of
Minneapolis, cornet 4th at and 2d av &
WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work steady place, good locality pleasant
home prompt wages. 2015 Stevens av.
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK,
family of two strictly modern house. Call
3037 Dupont av S or phone T. C. 7064.
GIRL FOR GENERAL DOMESTIC
work days and can go home nights. Good
wages. Call at once. 25 Main st NE.
WANTEDAT ONCE, A FIRST-CLASS GHU.
for general housework one In the family.
Apply Immediately. 1604 2d av S,
TWO EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES, GOOD
wages paid, and one to help with dlningroom
work. _The Puritan, 28 6th st.
WANTED-^GIRL FOR~LIGHT_HOUSEWORK"
no cooking sleep at home. Call Mondav af
ternooon. Flat 7, 182 4th av 8.
GIRL, $18 SILVER AND GLASS
washer, $18 per month. Hotel del Otero,
Spring Park, Lake Mlnnetonlrn
WANTEDFIRST-CLASS HOTEL COOK AT
once good wages. Address Robert Scott,
Hampton, Iowa, Hotel Rule.
WANTEDAT ONCE, MILLINERY APPREN
tices. Apply millinery section, second floor,
the Plymouth Clothing House
WANTEDEXPERIENCED GIRL PRESSERS
steady work. Call Henry Bros.' Dye House.
1218 Hennepin av.
WANTEDA GIRL FOR GENERAL H0US&
work small family must have a girl at once.
632 E 16th st.
A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work small family and good wages. 8401
Irving av S.
A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK:
must be a good cook. Apply J. H. Dorner,
89 6th st S.
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work snail family good wages. Call 3423
Pleasant a v.
WANTEDGIBL FOB GENERAL HOUSE
work i small family good wages. 2101 Lyn
dale av S.
WANTED AT ONCEA COMPETENT SECOND
girl, with references best of wages. 2824
Park av.
EXPERIENCED LUNCH COUNTER GIRL
wanted at the old Chamber of Commerce
Room 9.
ANTED EXPERIENCED WAITRESS
steady work good pay. Regan & Co., 28
4th st S.
WANTED-* GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work one who can go home nights. 2504 4th
ay_S.
WAITRESS WANTED AT THE ARCADE COF^
fee House, 619 Hennepin av. Good wages
paid
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1
Apply to
fvkv~vi^nitv~xrArmv-a rnrvVTW.
Wi^!^P^_.WB_GEKEBALd HOUSE:
work small family. 2617 Lyndale av S.
1
5
^WSBiiff^^ Sunday. Dempsled. 316Ada
Co., Dartmouth and Superior SE. WANTEDA' FEMALE OOOX FOR A SMALL
WANTEDMAN" TO GO ON FARM STEADY
work all winter, 24 miles out. Call area- WANTEDAN APPRENTICE IN THE HAIR.
lngw. ,W41an. 1805s
PHOTOS. 8 STYLES, 89 STUDIO OPEN
21t st. dressing department* TU at &
Nicollet av.
Mlnn
Sn
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hote
6 ASSIST WITH GEN-
P*
Conlflnumf
A
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blacksmith helpers.*, Hedderly WANTED--DININGR"OOM GDI AX^THIFMAR^
ket hotel, 1st av N and 1st st.
FUR FINISHERS WANTBDT
A Son, 612 Nicollet av.
i
steady Job $13 per week. Ollie Markham,
Stowartvllle. Minn,
WANTEDEXPERIENCED GIRLS TO SEW
tents and awnings on power machines. 116
Washington av N.
WANTED FITTERS AND HELPERS FOR
mUtectoal iron work. Apply Hersog Iron
E. ALBRECHT
FIRST-CLASS WOMAN, 8d COOK, AT~DAY
ton Tea Room.
ATHJOJHTadirVSET
SITUATION WANTED
BATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, He A
word: no ad less than 10c dally 20 words or
less one week, 60o.
Y0UNG MAN OF GOOD HABITS DESIRES PO-
}-Sn
bookkeeper or stenographer, gradu
ated and experienced In both branches speaks
Norwegian best of references furnished. Ad
dress Lawrence Olsen, Northwood, N, D.
PERMANENT POSITION IN OR OUT OF CITY
by a young married man with four years' ex
perience in general store and considerable ex
perience In hardware store and lumber yard
best of references. 9255. Journal.
A MAN 88 YEARS OF AGE WANTS A Posi
tion as cashier or assistant cashier In a bank
has had four yean' experience can furnish the
^est of references. Address B802, Journal.
PAINTERJOBBERS WITH CONTRACT TO
furnish material, would like to figure with you
?n your painting all work guaranteed. R. J.
Thompson. 910 6th st N,
MAN EXPERIENCED LN DRY GOODS, LADIES'
furnishing goods and shoes, as salesman, man
ager or buyer. Address A. C, 918 1st av S,
MJnneapolls.MJnn.
SALESMAN FOR 15 YEARS, ON ACCOUNT OF
sickness, lost position can give results will
trade property for Interest. O. M. Hoffman.
3439 10th avS.
STEAM ENGINEER AND MACHINISTr"l6
years, with reference first marine certificate,
government stationary, fully equipped. 8771,
_Journal.
SITUATION WANTED AS MANAGER OF
rental department in real estate office by
experienced rental man. Address 8778, Jour
nal.
YOUNG MAN, WELL EXPERIENCED IN GRO
cery business, desires position of a better na
ture in a better business. Address 9024, Jour
nal.
MARRIED MAN. 84, WANTS STEADY EM
ployment, handy with carpenter's tools in
side preferred. Address 8795, Journal.
GRADUATE OF LAW SCHOOL WANTS posi
tion with a reliable law firm can run type
wrlter. 302 Phoenix building.
INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN DESIRES Posi
tion with wholesale house can give refer
ences. Address 9172, Journal.
A NO. 1 CLOTHING AND MEN'S FURND3H
lng salesman wants position best of refer
ences. Address 8822, Journal.
POSITION WANTEDTO FIRE OR WORK IN
a wholesale house.,have license to run boiler.
Address 9290. Journal.
YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION AS COACH
man or run automobiles, In private family.
Address 9420, Jonrnal.
ACTIVE YOUNG MAN OF 20 WOULD LIKE
work of some kind in or out of town. Ad
dress 9863, Journal.
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER DESIRES PO-
slUon In or out of city. Address 9229, jour-
naL
WANTEDJANITOR OR SIMILAR WORK FOR
room and small pay. Address 9339. Journal.
UNTIL AUG. 15 WILL HA%G PAPER FOR
12Vfrc a roll. T. C. 3081. 1010 Western av.
Female.
WANTEDBY COMPETENT WIDOW LADY,
position as housekeeper for respectable, temper
ate man small family, and west preferred.
Box 56. route 1. Plalnview, Minn.
WANTEDSITUATION BY RAPID, CORRECT
and competent young lady stenographer and
bookkeeper salary $35 per month. Address
Box 238, Wadena, Minn.
A NEAT YOUNG LADY WITH GOOD REFER
ences. wishes situation In a dry goods de
partment of Scandinavian descent. Address
9284. Journal.
SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG LADY
for nurse maid or lady's attendant traveling
preferred. Can furnish reference. 8673, Jour
nal.
09 0th ST, FLAT 2WANTED, SEWING
In family work guaranteed terms reasonable
Call Sunday or evenings. T. C. 10505,
WANTEDDAY WORK BY COMPETENT
woman would take care of rooms or offices.
Call or address care 1428 Vine place.
WANTEDSATURDAY WORK AS CLERK OR
to assist in office by a lady attending college.
Address 9017, Journal.
COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER WITH 8 YEARS'
experience, desires permanent position. Ad
diess 1010 21et av N.
FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS WANTS DAY
work will take small washings home. Ad
dress 9149, Journal.
WANTEDPOSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER BY
an American woman. Address 9275, Journal.
SWEEPING, DUSTING AND CLEANING BY
the day. Addiess 9441, Journal.
FINANCIAL
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CHATTEL LOANS.
0 Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co*
O Established 20 Years.
&an
a
Onfurniture, plandL, horses, etc., without
the slightebt publicity. Small or large
payments, weekly or monthly, with prlvl
lege of payment ou or before, thus stop
ping all cost. Having been engaged la
the money-lending business for the*past
25 years, and with the large clientele we
have, we are enabled to make the lowest
rstes and give the quickest possible serv
ice. Our record and reputation for the past
26 years Insures honorable and confidential
dealing to all.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co..
805-306 Bank of Commerce Bldg.,
0 1st av 8 and 4th at
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IT IS EASY TO PAY ALL THOSE LITTLE,
annoying and troublesome debts on the Install
ment plan.
Borrow money.
Chattel mortgage loans
On furniture, pianos, boreqp,
Wagons, warehouse receipts, etc
Lowest and best rates.
Minneapolis Financial Co.,
406-408 New York Life Building.
Telephone N. W. Main 409-L2. T. C. 8082.
ARE YOU LOOKING
For a Friend
To Loan You Money?
We loan on furniture, pianos, salaries,
horses, wagons, etc. Low rates, easy terms.
Open Monday and Saturday till 9 p.m.
Call, write or telephoneN. W. Mala 1770,
Twin City 9378.
Minneapolis Loan Co.,
601-602_Globe Bldg.. 22 4th st &
MONEY TO LOAN 0N~MINNEAPOLIS IM
proved real estate at the lowest prevailing
rates large loans and "building" loans par
ticularly solicited partial payment privilege
granted.
R. M. Newport,
809 Phoenix Building,
MONEY TO LOAN ON MINNESOTA AND
North Dakota farms, a few choice mortgages
always ou hand for private Investors. John
son-Van Sant Co., Bank of Commerce building,
Minneapolis, Minn. S. B. Van Sant, presi
dent J. A. Johnson, secretary.
MONEY WANTEDI CAN NETYOU 8 PER
cent, secured by first mortgage, on well im
proved Ward county, N. D., farm land farm
lauds for sale. Address B. T. Carey, Bonny
brook. N. D.
WANTEDA LOAN OF 98,000, THREE OR
five years, 5 per cent secured by improved
real estate solid brick modern business block
In Minneapolis. John L. Smith, Security
building.
MONEY SUPPLIED SALARIED PEOPLE, RE
tail merchants, teamsters, boarding houses,
without security offices in 56 principal cities.
D. H. Tolman, 920 New York Life building.
MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND TO LOAN UPON
real estate no delay In securing answer or
in oloslng deal. Also building loans lowest
rates. Thorpe Bros., Andrus Bldg.
WE OFFER OUR OWN MONEY TO LOAN ON
improved city property at lowest current rates
no delay. Tho Minnesota Loan A Trust Co.,
313 Nicollet av.
FOR SALEFIVE-YEAR 7 PER CENT GOLD
bond, Interest payable yearly a safe Invest
ment better than a mortgage. Address 9310,
Journal
R. D. CONE CO., 617 GUARANTY BLDG.,
have on band to loan on Improved property
81,000. 91.600. $2,000. 83,600 lowest rates.
THE SAVINGS BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS. Es
tablished* in 1899, has since paid 4 per
cent on deposits. 4th st and 2d av 8.
LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE ATLOW
est rates no delay. Nickels & Smith. 311
Nicollet av.
WANTED91,600 OF A BUILDING LOAN,
house and lot worth $3,200. Address 9402,
Journal.
PROMPT LOANS ON IMPROVED MINNEAPO
lis real estate. C. S. Woodruff, 605 Guaranty*
building.
PRIVATE lat AND Real Estate Mortgages
made promptly. Dever. 687 Andrus building.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES: NO
delay. Thayer A Gale. 218 N. Y. Life bldg.
MONEY LOANED ON GOOD REAL ESTATE
security. Axel Anderson & Co., Sec. Bank bldg.
$109 TO 8500 TO LOAN ON REALTY 0 3
good paper. 822 New York Life building.
100 0B M0BE ON REAL ESTATE 8EGURITY*
SCalww Realty Co 410 lat at 8,
BUSINESS CHANCES
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A MANUFACTURING CONCERN, MAKING A
staple commercial article. Is on the market
for sale ot a bargain. Only factory of its
kltfd west of Chicago. Plant completely
eqnippel, all modern machinery, good trade
well established. Other Interests demand Ml
the time of present owners reasons for selling,
will require about 87,500 excellent opportunity
for the right kind of a business man to expand
the business 'to immense proportions. Cor
respondence strictly confidential. Address
9282, Journal.
FOR SALEBUILDING AND STOCK OF MER
chandlse in one of the best towns on the
Winnipeg extension of the Soo line. This
town Is on the White Earth reservation
and 1* the railroad division point. The land
surrounding the town is now open to settle
ment for white people, so that the town has
the best future before it of any town In
northern Minnesota. For further Information
Inquire of Haceltine A Anderson, Mahnomen,
Minn.
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA,
81 volumes.
New.
In order to effect a quick sale will sell com
plete set of Encyclopedia Brltannlca for $35,
cost $68 only a few weeks ago sickness
necessitates my offering these books at this
ridiculously low dgore need money and am
selling all my personal effects. Answer
quick if you want them somebody la going
to get a bargain. Address 7311. Journal.
FOR BALEREAL ESTATE IN BRAINERD,
Minn., lot 3, block 4, Farrar & Forsyth's ad
dition, East Bralnerd two-story hotel In
good repair. Also lots 1, 2 and 3, block 6,
Sleeper's addition unimproved good resi
dence property. Also lot 22, block 47 good
for business. Make me an offer for the
bunch. Theo. Basting, 608 Globe bldg., Min
neapolis.
$800 BUYS HALF INTEREST IN GOOD PAY
Ing office business in Spokane, Wash. Abso
lutely prove profits last week $150, and can
Ziirnisn best of reference from banks, both
In the east and west. Must devote my time
to my banking interests, reason for selling.
Koy P. Swanson, 207-208 Mohawk building,
Spokane, Wash.
DID YOU EVER
visit the Northwestern Ginning Garden at Gar
den City, Minn.? We will prove to you that
we can grow $30,000 on an acre at present
market price, or refund expense of visit
100,000 roots and seeds for sale. M. L. Van
Slyke, Ptr., Elmore, Minn.
PARTIES LOOKING FOR BUSINESS" LOOA
tlons In eastern South Dakota, where crops
are Immense, undersigned
SixteenTownsitTowns.. New
Waywrite
A
A GOOD BUSINESS MAN, WITH SERVICES
and $4,000 or $5,000, to invest in manufac
turing or other business showing good re
turns on investment details byletter will be
treated confidentially references given and
required. Address 9211, Journal.
FOR SALEBEST ESTABLISHED MILLINERY
business in a western Minnesota
i ,Fresn
cleprogressive
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, ATTENTION.
We manufacture very snappy line soft soles
and moccasins. When In Minneapolis see as.
Prompt attention to mall orders.
Star Baby Shoe Co., 616 2d av S.
WANTEDMAN TO BUILD 80-ROOM HOTEL
with bar and saloon privilege In town of
500 people success certain. Address Thos.
A. Way, Townsite Agent, Minneapolis &
St. Louis B. R. Co., Watertown, S. D.
TO EXCHANGEQUARTER SECTION GOOD
Minnesota unimproved land for either bakery,
drug store, grocery. Jewelry or confectionery
stock in country town state full particulars In
first letter. Address 9151, Journal.
FOR SALESTOCK OF GENERAL mgwmrav.
dise and hardware also store building In
southwestern Minnesota small town will con
sider land for $3,000 to $4,000. Act quick.
Address Box 179, Lengby. Minn.
SEVERAL GOOD STOCKS OF GENERAL MER
chandlse and hardware to exchange for North
or South Dakota land. Owners only reply,
Fremont S. Gibson.
Mason City, Iowa,
10-BOOM ROOMING-HOUSE, MODERN, WALK
ing distance, this house is full of permanent
people gives parlor, one sleeping-room and
kitchen and $50 above rent $400 cash takes
It. 'Address 9199, Journal.
WANTEDTO RENT. BUILDING IN GOOD
live North or South Dakota or Minnesota town
of 500 to 1.500 inhabitants large enough for
88,000 clothing and furnishing goods stock.
Address 8753. Journal.
HOTELSOMETHING RICH, FINE AND MOD
ern beautifully furnished all new 85 rooms,
only $2 hotel county Seat fine bar earning
$300 month over expenses $2,000 cash. J.,
118 Kasota building.
EXCELLENT OPENINGS FOR GENERAL
store, meat market, hardware store, news
paper, doctor in oneof the newtowns on
the Great Northern in North Dakota. Ad
dress 8631, Journal.
FOR SALEOR TRADE FOR GOOD NORTH
Dakota land, my $3,000 Interest In a well
establlsbed general merchandise business in
one of the bet North Dakota towns. Address
9831, Journal.
FOR SALEOR WILL TRADE FOR GOOD
land, If clear, clean, fine stock of merchan
dise, about $7,000. Give full description and
price in first letter. First National bank, As
toria, S. D.
FOR SALENEW SODA FOUNTAIN, SHOW
cases, fixtures and a complete restaurant out
fit at a great bargain. Will trade for go"d
piece of land. Address Ick box A, Apple
ton Minn.
96,000 TO INVEST IN HOTEL THAT SHOWS
a good business. For Interview or reply give
full details In letter. Communications confi
dential. Returned If desired. Address 9211,
Journal.
FOR SALEONE OF THE FINEST LITTLE
ice cream, fruit, confectionery and cigar
stores in the city, all modern fixtures 8700
takes It. Inquire for Hitchcock, Hotel Glen
wood.
FOR SALEGENERAL STOCK, BEST TOWN
In Griggs county stock new now is the
time to get In Just before fall trade opens
up. Address the New Store, Benford, N. D.
BOARDING HOUSE FOR RENT FURNITURE
for sale: suitable for store or saloon, good
place for some one with a little money good
reasons for selling. 1029 Marshall st NE.
FOR SALEA BLACKSMITH SHOP NO. 1
horse shoeing trade, also new wagon and re
pair work the shop is well started good rea
son for_selling. Address 9370, Journal.
FOB RENT{RESTAURANT. FURNDJHXD
complete good location, division station, 2,200.
This is a good layout. Write or apply at
once. P. H. Welch. Tracy, Minn.
WANTEDPARTIES TO HELP ORGANIZE
and finance company for the purpose of de
veloping water power for electric lighting
and power. Address 8808. Jonrnal.
HOTEL. fIRST-CLASS COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
and the only one in a county seat of 2,000
clearing $200 each month over expenses $1,000
cash. J.. 118 Kasota building.
WOULD LIKE TOBUY GOOD CASH GRO
cery or good paying bakery must be good
paying business in country town. Answer with
full particulars, 9137. Journal.
PARTNER WANTED IN OLD-ESTABLISHED
real estate business Incorporated under the
Minnesota laws will stand closest inspec
tion. Address 9246, Journal.
WANTEDENERGETIC MAN WITH SMALL
capital.to Invest In first-class theatrical com
pany. For further Information address H. B
Nicholas, National^ Hotel.
GOOD OPENING FOR HARDWARE, ALSO
for drug store fine territory no competition
good live town. Write Secretary Commercial
Club, Roswell, S. D.
FOR SALE, AT ONCEMUST LEAVE CITY
will sell my restaurant, everything, cash or
time given. Call and see me. 22}& 2d st N.
Ask for Mr. Harris
HOTELSPLENDID LOW PRICED HOTEL 85
rooms, fine bar, only $2 hotel, county seat: a
monev winner: $1,000 cash. J.. 118 Kasota
building.
WANTEDBUYER FOR MILLINERY ONLY
exclusive millinery'in town of 800 about S400
will buy. Mrs. M. Swoboda, Browerville,
Minn.
EXCHANGE, $1,800 STOCK OF GENERAL
merchandise for land and $2,600 in cash give
description and price. Box. P,_Halloway, Minn.
F0R"SALE^GR0CE RY STORE AND" LOT Fix
tures, always rented, in outskirts of city,
by owner. Call or write. 514 10th av S.
WANTEDA PARTNER IN HOTEL BU8LVE88,
big money don't enswer unless you have
$1,500 and_mean Jiuslness. 7192, Jonrnal.
FOR-RENTHALF
8T0RE ON"NICOLLET"AV,
for corsets or gloves splendid opportunity
cant reasonable. Address 8936, Journal. ,.r-_-^
BUSINESS CHANCES
Continued.:
F0R8ALEBLST EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY JM
town of 1,500 moat sell on account of alcb
Box 362. St. Charles. Minn.
BARBER SHOP FOR SALE. MOB rr iarag i
at once. Three-chair shop with bathroom.
Jno. Donlon. Dawson, Minn.
WANTEDPARTNER WITH 840fl-
chance to steady, sober, man or lady. Adddresa
for Interview 9222. Jonrnal.
SMALL CONFECnONEBY. CIGAR AND ICE
Bto,rf
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Agent Minneapo-
lis A St. Louis B. R. Co., Watertown, S. D,
an stock, nearly new fixtures
splendid location reasonable rent. At the price
and terms Is a great bargain and a sore money
maker. Address 9049, Journal.
NOW COMES CROSBY. THE BEST NEW
town In the best country sale of lota will
occur Aug. 9, 1906. at 3 p.m.,on the new
townsite 46 miles west of Flaxton on the new
SJoo Line. C. A. Campbell, townsite agent,
Boo Line, Minneapolis. Minn
CROSBY. THE BIG NEW TOWN IN WILo
Uf,ms county, JJ.
the new "Soo".Line,, will be opened for sale of lots Aug 8 1906
at 8 p.m. Splendid business chances la all
lines. C. A. Campbell, townsite agent, Soo
Line. Minneapolis. Minn.
GLN8ENO,
The crop that Is worth its weight In Ster
ling silver. Write today for folder, giving
pi ices of nursery stock, roots and seeds foe
fall delivery. Address Vall's Ginseng Garden,
Marshalltown, Iowa.
OFFICE FIRM. WELL KNOWN, WANTS LM
medlately. two reliable executive men with
$2,500 cash security by first mortgage 10
per cent, salary $120 per month. Don't' an
swer unless you mean business. Address 9278,
Journal.
SELDOM OPPORTUNITY TO RENT TWO
story frame store building in thrifty division
town. Nobles Co., Minn only two stores
big opening for several lines of business
write quick. Paul Schmidt, Valley Springs,
S. D.
"TOrn a BUSINESS SEN DE
EI
scrlptlon. Shepard. Bank of Commerce Bldg.
WANTED TO BUYDBUG BUSINESS. NO*
over $5,000. Address 9047. JonrnaL
Jt^ST^FOUirojJ^WAHD^
LOSTONE BULL TERRIER DOG. ABOUT A
year old, almost an white except black patches
over both eyes and two black patches on
body. Return for reward to J. K. Christy.
1301 3d av S.
LOSTGLOVES AND BLACK PURSE CON.
taining about $4, marked Cora E. Clayton,
at Excelsior. Finder keep money and return
purse to Jonrnal office.
FOUNDA PLACE TO HAVE YOUR TRUNK
repaired or exchanged for new one, 14 Wash
ington av N, Bijou Trunk Factory. William
Lorens. Both phones.
LOSTTWO RINGS, ROUND LEATHER
purse, Friday, between Summer and Central
av. Reward will bepaid to finder. 401 Cen
tral av, barber shop.
LOSTON THURSDAY, A SCOTCH, SILVER
breastphi. set with amethysts and cairngorms.
Mndcr please return to 801 New York Life
building for reward.
HORSE LOST, STRAYED OB STOLEN AL
most white one black and white eye, read
head. J, McCullum, Columbia Heights.
LOSTA SMALL WHITE mtntm WITH
light brown ears and tafl. Please return to
8044 Fremont av N.
FOUNDPURSE CONTAINING VALUABLES.
See Dad at 228 and 225 5th st S.
FOUNDPURSE AND CONTENTS DESCRZBB
same. Address 9361, JonrnaL
OASPET CLEANING, BUG
MANTJFAOrUBINO
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COMPRESSED AIR CLEANING.
Call us. Both phones 846.
Special rates during summer seaaoa for
halls, clubs and churches.
Give us a trial on cleaning yew Orl
ental rags. Satisfaction guaranteed.
F. H. Brown Mfg. Co.,
4084-7 11th St S.
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BEST RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS CARPET
cleaning. Moorish Bug Co., 1602 Franklini.
CLEAN your own rugs and carpets with Carpe
tlna. costs 2%c yd. 918 Nlc. T.C. 466 Nlc.404.
ANNOUNOE^^TO
THE CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORX,
Corner 6th at and lat av S.
wishes to announce to their friends and pa*
trons that they have .recently Installed oas
ofl
the finest and most expensive soda *"t
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*ood location."
Bal i
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Address 9152, Journal. uw. i
WANTEDPHYSICIAN AND 8UBGE0N- AN
unusual opportunity write at once to L.
Irwin. Murdo. S. D.
FOB SALEA HAND LAUNDRY, DOLNO A
good business, at your own price If takeav
soon. 244 5th av N.
85-ROOM HOTEL. DOING GOOD BUSINESS?
for sale cheap. Hanford Rental Agency, 31
Bank of Commerce.
WANTEDA COUNTRY SALOON HAVE THB
cash It suits full particulars at once- Address
^9312, Journal.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR GROCERY
stock, Edmunds county, 8. D., farm, ftrtrtia
_9393,_JonrnaL
FOR SALELIVERY AND DBAY LINE GOOD
chance fori feed I connection. Address 9046.*
Journal.B
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In the city.
Ladles cordially Invited to make otsr storo
headquarters for a resting place after rtMipptng
or while waiting for the cars. Large, comfort
able seats, electric tana and pnbUc pbtmsa
PARENTS WISHING CONSCIENTIOUS, CABX.
ful music teacher, at very reasonable prices,
will please call np Twin City 8966 for farther
particulars.
SPANISH, FRENCHTEACHER, HfBTRUO*
tor Yale graduate 27 years' residesnoe. Par
sons, 1804 4th av 8. Refesenoea fnmlabad.
T. O. 8566.
GOOD FIBMS TO PATRONIZE
WE CAN SAVE YOUR OLD TLW, IRON
or shingle roof with "Reeder's American
Cold Japan." Guaranteed. O
Trl-State Roofing Co.,
2 Chamber of Commerce.
Trl-State, 8431. O
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SHIRTS FROM MANUFACTURER TO WEAJU
er. Langley A Johnson. 612 and 614 1st ar 8.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HUME A DAVIES, FUNERAL
Masonic Temple, 6th and Hen.
DIRECTORS,
Both phones.
JOHN M. GLEABON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. 82 7th st S. Both phones.
J. WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
710 Hennepin av. Both phones 8282.
ja^n^AOTMBXOTANGE^
PIANO TO EXCHANGE FOB HORSE AND
buggy or team. Segerstrom Piano Co., 804
Nicollet av.
PIANO TO EXCHANGE FOR CARPENTER
work or painting and papering. 804 Nicollet
av.
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents*
clothing and all household goods. 816 McoUeU
PHONE T. 0. 8081, get prices on dry olsaaing.
Pringle Dry Cleaning House. 110 Westtrn av.
STEELING DYE HOUSEFrench Dry Cleaning,
602 4th av 8. T. C. 9832: K. W. S 440 Jft.
^PHOTOGRAPmC^SUPPLffiS^ (WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF THE CELE
brated Eastman kodaks and photographic sup
plies for both amateur and professional. Cash
or weekly payments If desired. The New
England Furniture A Carpet CO-
KODAK AND BROWNIE CAMERAS ABE BAY*
light loading. Buy them of O. H. Peck Co*
5th at S.
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JENNLNoT 8M OUABA^TY^^UttDDJGl
loans moony on furniture, pianos, warohoosja
receipts, or any security low rates: easy
payments.
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property charges reasonable. 806 Globe bldg.
MEDICAL
MRS. DR. FLUELLA MoXAY, SPECIALIST.
No. 7 7th st S electric and electro magnetic
treatments, scientific massage, vapor and med
icated sweats, cures rheumatism, lumbago,
nervous diseases and weaknesses of an kinds
consultation free.
OPT1CIAN8
SYEFEXAMINED GLASSES 91 AND UP AB*
tlficlal eyes open Saturday evenings Sunday
10 to 11. Ostrtm. 329 Nicollet, upstairs.
JOHN J. D0W9. OPTOMETRIST AND 0PTI
clan, optical dept. Minneapolis Dry Goods Oo.
PROFESSIONAL
SUPERFLUOUS HALR, MOLES, ETC, PEBMA*
neatly removed by electricity. Miss Holllster,
77-78 Syndicate block. Pioneer stand of tk*
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
5 3
PLATTEVTLLE. WIS., LEAD AND KOTO
stocks. Write concerning stocks. Advice free.
W. P. McDonald. Andrus building. Mpls.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES
McNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCY PBOMPt)
service, nneqnaled facilities, reasonable ratess"|^
references, police headquarters. 210 Kasota VSk*M
HOTELS
HOTEL ALLEN8d ST AND 8d AT 8( MOD
ern. np-to-dato rates 78 and ap.
BARBERS' SUPPLIES
JUST MOVEDWESTERN BARBERS' SUPPLY^
Oo. to 128 Wash avS grinding a specialty.
AUCTION SALES
Gordon Co. licensed ai
rt*' xfierlenoe. 8SB Goanuux. Both
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