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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-15
ANDRISsA wON THE HANDICAP.
O'COnnOr Carried on the RidinE
H0nOFx-Abia Failed to Land.

San Francisco. Cal. Dec. IA good
crowd witnessed Interesting sport at Oak
land to-day. The Truxton Beale handicap.
the feature of tie card, went to Andrissa,
the second choice. who was well ridden BY
]. P. Woods. She beat varro half a length,
MILE slt Roso'monds was a good third. Auto
badly. but was a close fourth.
Obia was heavily played in the mile and
q quarter race. but made a poor showing.
Lizella. a 10 to l shot. won from Horton
Berkeley handicap with Homestead. and
took the 2-year-o!d event with Old Eng
land.
Before the start in the last race, Diomed
quarter. He won easily from Common
wealth Attorney. OConnor carried of the
riding honors by landing three winners.
was good. Summary:
Weather clear: track fast
Oakland Summaries.
FRS: race, selling. three-quarters Of a mile
Woods. 5 to j, second: David s. los ii. JACK.
;on,; $ to 1., third. Time. l:li: G,:i Baron. Our
n second rae. sys,s.shs1 rs. Ct 2 mile; :-ysar,old;.
snd: f: saisushas. lis q: Wesa.ij. to /, third.
Rose Of China. Bemeie. Mr. Iimtesiake. Mcasna.
PesIes. and The Maniac also ian.
Ldz.e,la, las to'connoT,. s to !: won: Horton. no
ahS so !. third 1H l. : Time. . asIeo'e aaian ~ .No ar r
and Oh!a also ran.
ar asss'h 10 .a1 s. S %eoa @,ie- T to i. ad man1 9saEa. g
(Hoarl. S to /. second; Rosormonde. 50 Il. Jack
fsn.; Z. aus 10 . ss'.' Beau u'o osmo aiie', Edna As'1 ssoas.
Doublei and Rio shannon also ran
Fifth race. thirteen-sf1tcenths Of a mi'e. handI-
cap-Homesiead. 10 O'connor). s to 5. won; 10
Sic G.. ls CHowson). : to /: second! The G;yes.
Waterscratch snd Royalty also ran.
Sixth race. one mile. se..ns-Diomed. ia Vita
Mathews. 1 to /. second: Lost Girl. ia Hcar).
) TO 1. thiri. Time. 1:aeA. Mrs. Bruno II. Mead
owlark, Ba9dad, Rose OF Hilo. Graylctte. Expei.-
ent. Young Moreiio. Sis.envire and Grand Sa-
chem also ran.
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League Records.
High single game. indiyidual11Berglund =
High single game. team-van Dykes. "a.
High five games. team-van Dykes. l:s5I.
TIE Van DYKES have gained another point on
the Consumers. their most dangerous rivals: The
Blue Ribbons are third on the list the Repun-
lies continue to head the second division. stand
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WEEK

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE
wednesday-Blue Ribbons vs.. Spencers on the
Acme alleys and R.altos vs. Van Dykes on the
Friiay-Republics vs.. Consumers on the cres-
Art oItay0
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DR.. BOnANNAn

- e1 ChSsie DsassL Dr. Bs -vsfeahs cunefv~s
2soay eaf0 Nervous Debility, seminal Wakno. ~
)0e.seee g ~ estS resulting from yosShsal anon o.
sx>eo n,ea vssks- In ue and eossnue.y
-@..11pusa IN caring the Won't Cssss I1ps,fr pm
vlSse01A IDEAL seed TO thos MIDDLE ACID
.nkDe1 beyond thsir yan. Price, Nvs
&tsSs.; "a kssa,Ns 0.s Dellsr. s.3esent % .bo. ID
1911. q: e Mespa. ssns. q Losia \
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THIS EEK SCHEDULE
,Tueeday-Black Labels, At home to Towers:
Hickorys. 1t bone to Shenandoahs. and Dol
mann. ut home to 81. LouisianAs.
Thuraday-Ann Avenues, At home to 6ue TOPS.
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E sCHEDUl
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THIS WEEK.
Nonday-Art vs.. Jobs and Office W. Ticket. on
iu-e.day.Biudery rs. Press. on Royal alleys.
Central League Standing.
Four OF the half-dozen contenders In the Cen
trail Cocked-Hat League are having a merry
time for the bunting. At present the Crescents
have an advantage of three games over the
l.oas. Brokers and Acmes. who are tied for the
place. The other clubs are entirely out OF the
running. Standing:
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,hhera. Leaxue Standing.
Emer.ou Leaeve standinx.

Thur-day-Dixies VS.. Tops,ys on Royal alleys.
~Friday-Forr5sts vs. Twin Flags IN Acme al
leys.
Emernon Leakse standing.
Three of the four contenders Of the Emerson
Cocked-Hat League have won eight games. while
the tailenders have failed upon only two occa-
sions. Standing:
Club w. l. club W. L
Nachinizts :....a q winders ::.-...S >
THIS EEK SCHEDULE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vs.. Machinists On Cres-
cent alleys.
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Tuesiay-Tigers VS.. Lilies on Acme alleys.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VI. 1vanhots en- Crescent
alleys. and Regents W. DeSu:antes on Royal al
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THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.
Mcnday-leo:s vs.. Brokers. on Acme alle.-r.
Tue.day-C. c. Waters VS.. Centurys. on Ores
cent alleys. and AGNES vs.. Crescents. on ROYAL
alleys.
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No16 BoWlin Club Tuesday eveninG Mss Anna
Hespef broke the club record for individual
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JuDlO Association
The Secur,tys continue to have a cakewalk for
the pennant In the Junior Cocked-Hat Associa-
tion. The Regents are in the place. three games
in front Of the lvanhoes, who aye third. Ore
game separates each OF the second division clubs.
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FURNISHED ROOMS


Continued.
FOR RENT-NICE FRONT ROOM FOR ONE
or two gentlemen; can give breakfast. two
blocks from Lake Calhoun. Call at 1920
Humboldt av 8.
FOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS.
for housekeeping. S12 10th st s.
DESIRABLE, sWELL-FURNISHED ROOMS:
strictly private and modern house; bath
telephone, steam heat; all conyeniences: sS
month up. 112 18th st s.
FOR RENT-TWO ROOMS FURNISHED
or unfurnished; gas and bath. III I'd av Sc.
A FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT AT 625
8th ag s. fiat 16, in an all modern nat.
mostly modern, $1S
2e17 Cedar av, six-room house $1t.
3452 1st ay s, fine eight-room house, mod
ern, $50
l7O6 and 1908 18th st s. seven-room houses.
27O Emerson av n. seven-room house, mod
ern, SIG.
,1sn 1878 nIIa HawthSrn the an l2-rOOm modern and
1892 Pleasant ay. first floor and barn, sl5;
second floor, $l2
2t2 w goth st, nine rooms and city water.
$20.
s4s and $40 Summer st NE. very neat four
room fats. S11.50.
750 Adams st NE, six rooms. S.
404 26tn st, nine rooms modern S25
Lane Conrad Co., SIS Phoenix building.
FOR RENT-A VERY NICELY FURNISHED
large front room, modern, cheap for summer;
also, small fiat, first floor; fine location and
i'll good condition; modern, 1919 1st av S.
FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
with gas and BATH two parlors,, first floor
and others. 40 10th st S.
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Building Permits.

w. F. Booth. 22S First street S, repairs
anu alterations '....;.,............... $1S
Chris Goehringer. 8 First street S. al
terations ........... ........s,........ 2;
henry Mengelkoch. 12l6-lS Fourth
street n. repairs ................ 20C
[. o. Hillman, 573 Penn avenue \, re-
pairs and frame addition. ........... 81
Charles W. Cork, 4107 Thirty eighth
avenue s. repairs and frame addition sc
II. L. Linstad, us jackson street NE,
112-story frame dwelling. ............ SOC
j. l., Johnson, 3017 Second avenue s,
story frame dwelling ........ 90C
VIM. r. Norris, 3640 Lyndale avenue S,
frame addition ........................ 5C
L. n. Clough, 4047 Colfax avenue y,
!, alterations .....::... ................ l5C
S. F. Weltoni 4I0 Fifth street n, altera-
tlons .;;....:..;. ................... 81
Waterman Manufacturing company 4l0
Fifth street n, frame addition ~ lOC
II L. Dow, 1926 Third street n, re-
II a. nov 800 rbird .:,oo. \ g
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s., 2S5
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IN REAL EsTATE-ExcHANGE

EXCHANGE, LARGE FARM NEAR CITY,
for modern house, Chicago to Hennepin avs.
966, Journal.
FOR EXCHANGE-SUMMER HOTEL, LO-
Gated at popular resort so miles from Chi
cago, furnished throughout ready for open
ing; city or farm property preferred s. (.
Robb, Ala Bank OF Commerce building.
$22, 600 HOUSE, 18TH ST. LOWRY HILL, ~
rooms, big lot. deal for lands. NJ P. Hobart.
Phoenix building.
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STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER AND FUEL co.
has unequaled facilities for moving and stor-
ing household goods; packing for storage ana
Sd st. Telephone, Main S56. both exchanges.
CAMERON'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Furniture moved. stored. packed, shipped;
best facilities; largest and finest transfer
vans. ONCE 200 ME- Tel, 1908; res. tel. 2234-L
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LOST AND FOUND

TERRIER, BLACK. WHITE
and tan head, white body; had collar with
name, Peter Of Breezy Point" on Liberal
reward Tor Information or return to j. F.
Whallon, Chamber of Commerce.
DOG LOST-$5 REWARD; BLUE SKYE
terrier; cropped ears and tail; answers 10
name OF Clip; return to stage entrance Metro
politan theater. Singer
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"a HORSES, CARRIAGES -W'T,D

WANTED-HORsE AND CARRIAGE FOR
its keeping this summer; horse must be
kind and safe for lady to drive; best of
care given; reference If required. Lock Box
5, Anoka, MINI.
WANTED-TO BUY TWO OR THREE
pairs of good sound heavy horses. Must
weigh 1900 pounds or over. The Glenwood
Inglewood Co.
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DC FURNISHED FLATS
FOR RENT, MODERN GROOM FLAT, FUR
nished, from May l. Flat B, 10 Oak Grove.
FURNISHED MODERN FOUR-ROOM FLAT
bath; for rent from May l; no children; ref
erence exchanged. D., COZ 9tn st S.
FOR RENT-A COzY, ALL MODERN, FUR
nished fiat Of five rooms; within walking dis
tanee; for the summer months. j. F. Conk-
lin Zonne Co., No. 115 Temple Court.
07 OFFICES
OFFICES; STEAM HEATED; PRICES So
to $40. Eastman block. 412 Nicollet. Inquire
room II. 49, D
FOR RENTAWITHIN ONE BLOCK OF THE
Chamber Of Commerce yoarean rent room 7,
Mcmillan building, Sd aY S and Sd st. Room
is 55x1s feet, steam heated, well lighted, sec
ond floor front. Just the room for grain
commission firm; blackboard, 35x9, ruled for
stocks and grain. Western Union. cable in.
Price of SIS per month, and location cannot
be duplicated. o. NJ. Laraway & Sons, 100
Bank of Commerce.
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81 900 STOCK NEW FURNITURE, DOING
good business TO sell or exchange for cheap
land. or would take partner. Address sec,
TOl,r1al
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N REAL ESTATE-FoR SALE

EDMUND G. WALTON, 300 HENNEPIN. IS
sues new catalogue OF houses for sale every
two weeks. Send or call.
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THE BEST BARGAINS IN SMALL HOMES:
$55O, $725 and $500; two and four blocks from
street cars; 500 down and monthly payments.
$50 Temple Court
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WE START YOUR OWN BUSINESS AT
home, or on the road, for &c stamp: $50 week
ly easily earned; legit.mates no capital or ex-
perience required enclose stamp for com
plete outfit Rings General Agency A, Mia
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AGENTS WANTED

AN AGENT WANTED IN EVERY CITY IN
Dakota, Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin and Mon
tana, TO sell our ElectroIite" acetylene gas
table lamp. 1t is simply perfection. Big
money in it. Acetylene Gas Supply Co., 6l2
Northwestern building. =
AGENTS WANTED TO CANVASS; SALARY
or commission; books and music, the latest
out; sell we'll Call or address NJ. H. Nor
ton, general agent, Grand Central Hotel, 10S-
110 I'd st S. city.
AGENTS WANTED-TO SELL OUR FULLY
guaranteed L. A. w. bicycle tires. Only
hustlers need answer. Agents sample pair
OF tires. with instructions, catalogues, ETC.,
sent prepaid upCn reteIpt of reference and 81.
The Goodyear Pad and Rubber Co., 81 Cham
bers st. New York
AGENTS. TO SELL THE DUSTLESS DUS-
ter and window washer combined; a CSC arti-
Gle; can make s12 to SIS a week with six
hours work day. Call at 401 James av n.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE, A FIRST-CLASS
stock Of general merchandise in new, thriv-
ing town in southern Minnesota. doing good
paying business; poor health reason for SELL
ing. Address o 961, Journal.
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40RUG MFG. CARPET CLEANING

->-@>--~->~~~~-~<N~~~-~-~-
FINE RUGS MADE FROM OLD CARPETS.
We pay the in freight to out-of-town orders:
carpet cleaning, making over, laying; best
work, lowest rates. NATIONAL CARPET
AND RUG CLEANING CO., George D. Walk
er. prop, Nicollet island. Both phones.
Our rugs. from old carpets, are second to none
but or1entals; quality of work brings more
Economy Rug Co., los 9Th st S. TEL 3217 LII
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PIANO, WHEELOCK PATTERN, EXCEL
lent tone, fine condition; will rent or sell; ;
first reasonable offer takes 1t. I'LL 5th ay s.
FOR ALE-SECOND-HAND SHOW CASES,
counters, etc. Kennedy G Co., S22 and 394
Nicollet aT.
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WILL SELL BLACKSMITH AND WOOD
work shop cheap to right party; easy terms
Good business; splendidly located; best of
reasons for selling. Elk River Milling Co.,
Elk River Mimi
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DYEING AND CLEANING .


y NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE 8:
TX your clothing and all household goods Y
- French dry cleaned and A. Hornungs z:
x Minneapolis Dye House is the largest y:
y and only reliable place in the north y
X west. Offices, 522 Nicollet, near 9Th st. y:
y Tel 31S6 J-2 MAN. and 242 Nicollet, q:
- near Washington av, TEL $40 main. Z:
= 6
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS = PRACTICAL
dyers- and French dry cleaners: QUITO town
orders solicited: prices moderate. 420 Mic
ollet. Telephone 1876.
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ing law practice, in a thriving Minnesota
town. An unusual opportunity for a lawyer.
Address A 965, Journal
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Mrs. Fred. Simonson, S20S 21st av S.. girl
Mrs Bernard F. Wandersee, Grand st
NE and 10th ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. girl
Mrs. Edward Kempton, 2S12 Blooming
NJ ron aI N, .poy
Mrs. Max Smegel, 2305 University av E.girl
Mrs. A. NJ. Lundeen, 1924 9Th st S.. boy
Mrs. Geo. J. Whitaker. 2OS Sd st n boy
Mrs. Oscar Oleson. 240s Central av NE. girl
Mrs. Thomas S. Rainboldt, 20 10th st n. girl
Mrs. Frank 7. Jones. 80 9th ST SE.. boy
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MODERN HOUSES.

EDMOND VI. WALIONt
300 Hennepin av
ALL carpets made and laid free this week at
Peterson's, 70 9Th st S. Easy terms.
WHEN you move get your new carpets at
Peterson's, 70 9Th st s. Cash or easy terms.
STRICTLY MODERN NINE ROOM HOUSE.
desirable location. 1904 I'd av s.
FOR RENT-A NEW, STRICTLY MODERN
six-room' cottage at st. Anthony Park; COM
pleted about May 15. $23 per month. Chas.
w. Chase, 506 Bank of Commerce.
FOR RENT-NINE ROOMS, MODERN BUT
heat; storm windows, screens, shades, nice
yard; $40; good neighborhood. 3045 Harriet
av. Call S047 Harriet.
TEN-RooM FULLY MODERN HOUSE, SO.
Franklin; first-class order. Charles s..
Woodruff, 606 Guaranty building.
FOODS ARE BEST KEPT IN A HERRTCK
refrigerator; no mold, no taint or smell OF
each other Sold at 7th and Hennepin.
FOR RENT-MODERN HOUSE SEVEN
large, pleasant rooms, hardwood finish and
floors Open plumbing, lawn, garden, barn
mostly furnished if desired; will lease; $780,
209 E 9th st.
THE o. G. PETERSON TRANSFER AND
Storage company; furniture moved, packed,
stored and shipped by experienced men only
prompt service. Office, sol 1st av S. Both
phones.
22 FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENI-rpRNlSdED HOUSE. 1714
Hawthorn av; from May to Oct. l. Address
T. A. Sammis. II Chamber of Commerce
PART OF FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
cheap to responsible party; no children. V
965, Journal.
FOR RENT-COMPLETELY FURNISHED
eight-room and bath, modern, desirably To-
Gated Sth st Sc car line; phone 317. H. A
Barnard, 722 10th av Sc.
FURNISHED, THOROUGHLY MODERN
nine-room house, for the summer in pleasant
part of eighth ward Couple preferred. Rent
reasonable to right party. References re-
Quired. s66, Journal.
% FURNISHED ROOMS
FREE, FOR RENT OR 'sFURNTsHED
Room cards for those advertising under this
head. Be sure and call for them when leav-
ing the ad
FOR RENT-MODERN 1O-ROOM CORNER
house and stable. 21s6 Stevens av. Inquire
at 3032 Park av.
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INSTRUCTION

BREATH AND HEALTH CULTURE CLASS
es forming. Call or address % 9Th st s. Of
fee hours, to g.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

-O--~~-~~~-~-~-~-~~>~~--~ -~-~-~~~-~~~~-~~~-
P. H. GUNCKEL, 745 Temple CT, counselor
and solicitor in patent and trade mark causs&
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NOTICE

40 NOTICE
NOTICE-5-LB JARS BEST CREAMERY,
$110; fine dairy, tic, 1Sc; New York cheese,
12hc; $1.75 for fancy patent. Northwestern
Butter Market. 513 Hennepin.
FISK BROS, Mfg. jewelers. and watchmak-
ers, will move May to II Micollet House blk.
NOTICE-RECEIVED NEWEST HOLDINGS,
picture frames, ovals, oil paintings will sell
and frame pictures at deep cut prices to try
double business; new store, new goods. Zes-
haugh, IL 5th st S, opposite Lumber Ex-
change.
SEE US THIS WEEK ABOUT FRAMING
your pictures. Great bargains. Regilding;
artist materials cheap. j. o. Braa, 500 Hen
nepin av. opposite West hotel
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AN OFFICE BUSINESS, WE'LL EsTAB-
lished and a money maker. Office desks
chairs and furniture, new typewriter; price
$40 cash. Address d 962. Journal
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-23

FIRST-CLASS RANCH LOCATION FOR
sale; plenty hay, range and water mean
business. Address box G, Bowden. N D.
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MEDICAL

70 MEDICAL
= ~4~>~~~~~~-~~~~~-~-~-~~~~~0~ ~
ELITE BATH PARLORS, 626 HENNEPIN
av; porcelain tubs; massage, cabinet and
medlcated baths; experienced lady attendant
LIE DUES FEMALE REGULATOR" RE-
neVes and cures most stubborn cases path
ologleal, diseased, unnatural and abnormal
monthly stoppages, irregularities, onstruc-
tlons, suppressions; 81 or three for S.. Sent
on receipt Of prices Churchill Seheldrup,
Nc House, Minneapolis; F. NJ Parker, opp
+: o. St. Paul. Fred Scott Estate. saltwater
P1LEs-DR. H. WAITE, % YEARS ,SPE-
cla!lst. cures every case; write for pamphlet
mailed free. 1918 Hawthorn av. Minneapolis
CANCER CURED
without the knife or loss of blood. Forty
years experience: satisfaction guaranteed
Write for book of testimonials or call on Dr.
wheeler, Globe building, Minneapolis.
MRS. DIR. MKAY, REMOVED FROM 620l@
Nlcollet to 412 Nicollet, room 51-52; to r.
to o.. yapor, sweats, electric and magnetic
treatments; osteopathy and neuropathy
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ADS ON PAGES II. IL
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Carey Emerson and wife, William
hriedman and wife to Samuel Pier
son, lot II, block Z, Forest Park
addition .:.... -. ...:.................. s7OC
James A. Pagan and wife to Nettie
IA. Willis, part lot 4, block 2, Mof-
rett d Minds addition ............ 4OC
Laura n. Libby and Henry o. Thayer
to Minnie Ziebarth, part lot 12
block 2, Willard and Casseday's ad-
uANonr ......... ...S........ ............. 500
Christine Herbst and husband to Han
nioal D. Porter and wife, lot s,
block q, Forest Heights ............ 1870
p, block ]. Fifth avenue addition. 200
Marie Pauline Schott and husband to
Charles J. Lund, lot 21, auditors
SUBDIVISION 29 ........... ......... 21OO
Nellie @. Parrott and husband to Sew
mour C. Hood. lot s, block g. Mime
haha Park addition ............. 4Oe
Addison J. Beebe to Mary w Beebe.
lot y, block 40, Remington's third
addition ..;.........;. ............... 125
NJ. Boyington. in section Is, town l16,
north Of range p. .;....,...... 1900
John Dempsey to Bertha E. Schruth
Engels, lot 2, block l. Motor Line
addition ................ ........... 900
Charles ]. Haggerty and wife to Emily
H. Brodley, part lots l and ., block
l, Bakers second addition .... zoe
Ella c. Bigelow and husband to George
Z. Blauvelt, lot /, block 8, Cable
Portius c. Deming and wife to John
L. johnson and wife, lot II, block =
Sibley addition ........ ........... $50
Five minor deeds ......... ........,. az
Total IS deeds ...............ss s.. .272
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SITUATIONS WANTED

MALE

- -
MALE
A GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Is YEARS
experience in the trade, desires position in
city or country. Address 964, Journal
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, A JOB ON
stock in livery barn private; experienced
in the work. Address w s65, Journal.
YOUNG, REFINED GENTLEMAN WISHES
position as private secretary business
manager for some wealthy man or woman.
A 966, Journal.
MARRIED MAN WANTS POSITION AS EN-
gineer, fireman or night watchman. Address
2524 Aldrich av s.
A YOUNG MAN WANTS A POSITION AS
clerk in hotel; six years experience; no OBJ
iections to leaving city. R 946. Journal.
WANTED-BY AN HONEST, RELIABLE
boy of is, position as office boy; Al refer
ences. Address F. L., S610 21st av S.
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN, ACQUAINTED
with the grocer trade in northern Iowa and
southern Minnesota. wants position on the
road with some reliable house Address box
2l5 Estherville, Iowa.
ANY KIND OF JANITOR PLACE, OR
fireman and engineer two years experience;
strictly sober and Al references. 966,
Journal.
YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION OF SOME
kind; driving delivery wagon preferred. Am
not afraid Of work Well acquainted in city.
966, Journal.
JUNE l, BY A YOUNG, EXPERIENCED
man, where absolute reliability, trust.
WOrInluSSS ana puSlueSS aDlllLy IueTN TecoB-
milton, position grocery salesman. Can
furnish AL references as to ability sales
man and as to character. Address 966,
Journal.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES SITUATION IN
barber shop to complete trade. One years
experience. Address 966. Journal.
WANTED-COPYING OR ADDRESSING BY
accurate penman. Address D 967. Journal.
So FEMALE
AN EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER DE-
sires position at once. Smith Premier ma
chine preferred Address R s65. Journal.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER DESIRES
sewing in q few more families by day; salts
faction guaranteed. Call or address 1921 Stew
ems av.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL. A PLACE
to work for room and board while learning
dressmaking. 72S Hennepin. Call at once.
WASHING AND IRONING CALLED FOR
and delivered; Arst-elass work shirts,
dresses. shirt waists and childrens clothes.
Send postal. Mrs. Barry, 4ls 9Th av s. Tele-
phone 1921 il.
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90 STORES
ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR RENT. THORPE BROS. ,25S HEM. Av.
A WAREHOUSE OR BUSINESS BUILDING
will be erected for suitable tenant; lot 200
feet by $50 feet; across street from new city
market. +. NJ. Henry, 500 Lumber Exchange.
9TH AV AND I'd ST, TWO-STORY AND
basement building, 30x66; call for list. VIM.
II. Gibson, 420 Guaranty Loan building
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FOR RENT o
Store, No. 22S Hennepfn av, from .
May l. .
WOODS. KINGMAN & WALLACE, .
909 New York Life Building. o
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Ian Paper Co. Charles S. Woodruff, COG Guar
anty building
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-23

WE EXECUTE OPTION ORDERS FOR
grain; $40 will margin 900 bushels 2 cents
send for our free book, Facts and Figures .
explaining option trading. The Osborn Grain
Co., 812 and S14 Phoenix building Mime
apolis. Members Chamber of Commerce
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-23

SIC AN ACRE, LARGE TRACT, GA ACRES,
Wright county, facing fine big lake; good
black soil, make fine stock farm; might sell
for less for quick deal.
81 400, 146 acres, Wright county.
SIS, $40 acres, good stock farm, cut $50 tons
hay. only 16 miles from city, good house and
barn: win rent for $3.50 cash rent.
1915 for 100 acres, Marshall county, S. D.
NJ P. Hobart, Phoenix building.