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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-04-16
Spring Schedule.
Weens Steamboat Co.
BALTIMORE, FREDERICKSBURG AND
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER ROUTE.
NORFOLK AND RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER
ROUTE.

ROUTE.
ON and after Tuesday. March Goth steam
ers Richmond, Lancaster and Essex VIII leave
Pier ?, Light street, Baltimore, every lues-
day and Fridav at 1870 p. m, for Federeks-
burg and all Wharves on the river. Return
ing will leave Fredericksburg ut 2:3O y. m,
(tide permitting), Monday and Thursday,
LeedstOwn at 4:3O a. m, Tuesday ana Fri
Leave baltimore Wednesday and Thursday
at 4.3O y. m. for TappahannOck ana all
Wharves below, except Bay port Return
ing will leave lappahannOek AT SOU a. m.'
on Monday and Thursday for Baltimore
NORFOLK ROUTE.
win leave Tappahannock for Norfolk at
p. m. Friday, stopping at all landings. Will
leave Norfolk at g p. m Saturday for rap
pahannOck, calling at all landings.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Manager.
w.D. SCOTT. Agent.
at Fredericksburg Va
at Norfolk. Va
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
Beginning Tuesday. March 26. Steamers
Northumberland and Potomac VIII leave PIER
9, Light street, Baltimore, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at p. IN. for Alex
andria and Washington, calling at all OF the
usual landings. Beginning Thursday, March
%, VIII leave 9TH Street Wharf, Washington,
at 4 D. m. Thursday, Sunday and Tuesday,
going as far as LeOnardtown on these even
ings. VIII leave BeOnardtOwn at . a. m,
Kinsale at y m, Millers at . p. m, Grason's
at 6 p. m, and BacOn's at p. m, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, arriving In Balti-
more early the following morning. Freight
received daily I'm Baltimore.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent, BALTIC,
STEPHENSON X BRO, Agents,
at Washington, ID. c.
WILLIAM NJ. REARDON, Agent
at Alexandria, Va
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-06-06
FOR SALE.

Open red-gear buggy of latest
style and finish, high grade. Also
fine single harness.
A. II. WARD.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1901-06-06
LUJAL NEWS NUIES.

Plenty Of rain now.
Strychnlne for gophers, at the
Star Drug Store.
DIR. Featherstone, will be here
June II and 18th.
The finest 1ce-cream soda in
town at E1ner's.
INTS:- very best, at
the Star Drug Store.
Fresh bread always on hand
at the Palace Bakery.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Keller
last Saturday. boy.
Miss Wallwork departed Mon
day for her home in Minneapolis.
A social dance was engaged in
at the city hall last Friday even
ing.
DR.. Featherstone, the dentist,
at the Hope House, June II and
18th.
See my handsome patterns Of
wall paper, at the Star Drug
Store.
Try the Palace Ice Cream with
fruit favor-any flavor desired.
Try it.
Fresh Strawberries every
Wednesday and Friday at the
Palace.
Formaldehyde in large or
small quantities, atthe Star Drug
Store.
Fresh bread, pies and cakes
always on hand at the Palace
Bakery.
A large shipment of millinery
goods just arrived at Mrs.
Bowen's. :
Wall paper-fnest selection at
the lowest prices at Wamberg &
Jacobson's.
Toxo-Phospho, the most dead
ly gopher poison, at the Star
Drug Store.
The Lanpher hat makes a
stylish wearer. Correct in color,
correct shape.
A fine line of fresh candies al
ways to be found-at the Palace.
Try cur candies.
The best gang pillow on the
market-the GAINESVILLE for sale
by Geo. A. Luce.
H. ]. Harness is treating his
house in the north end of town
to a coat of paint.
Dir. J.E. F'eatherstone, dentist.
will make his next visit to Hope
June 18th and 18th.
Geo. Washington will drive
"Maude Scalp" C. S. Moores
trotter, this season.
Mrs. D. N. VanDusen's photo
gallery is open at all times. Cal
J and get your picture taken.
, The June term of Distric'
Court convenes at Shcrbrookt
next Wednesday, June 18th.
! Have you been smoking
!, Genera" Cigar. It is the fines
| smoke in town. At Elner's.
{ "Comrade Pratt"of Galesbure
I is a new subscriber to the Pho
} neer this week. Whose next?
! LOST: A six months old Jer
3 sew heifer calf. Finder pleas
notify c. W. johnson, Hope, ND
Two weeks from next Tues
day are the Hope Races. 1t i!
time we were getting a hump Oh
The Lanpher hat has style AM
wearing qualities combined bet
ter than most hats. Buy N AM
be convinced.
Fresh pine-apples, cocoanuts
oranges. bananas, lemons, etc
always on hand-at the Palac'
= Restaurant.
The Hope Roller Mills ar,
running double time in order t
y fill the orders for their popula
y brand of flour.
u All Woodmen are requested t
call at the store and pay thei
dues and assessments.-F. f
CARPENTER, Clerk,
. Street Commissioner Day i
busy these days with a larg
y force of men repairing and build
y ing new sidewalks.
y Hope and Page dust the die
N mond on the Hope grounds Sat
urday afternoon. Game to b
y = called at 800 o'clock.
. T. f. Bcad1e has moved int
the residence recently purchase
s. by him from Jas. Garrity in tn
q northeast part of town.
Y Fine line of childrens' me-
Y school hats just arrived at Mr.:
2 Bowers millinery. Come earl
Q before the stock is picked owe.
Q It rained all day yesterday,
@ genuine old soaker. The groun
q is thoroughly saturated. Hurra
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-03-30

Yale Realty company, 114-16 w Grant
st, 4-story and basement brick fats. .$11 900
Xale Realty company, 120-22 w Grant
st, 4-story and basement brick flats. II 900
Yale Realty company, 124-26 w Grant
st, 4-story and basement brick flats. II 900
John Sullivan, 244 Nineteenth av n,
1epAlr5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "
John Sullivan, 244 Nineteenth aY n,
alterations and repairs ................ s.
Thomas Blackwood, 402 Tenth st S, al
ferauons and<repairs .................. ], ,0QO
Louis J. Lace, 135 Monroe st NE, alter
Rtions and repairs Observation-Disclosures. 100
Nm. Donaldson G. Co., Thirty-ffth st
and Portland aV, two frame and glass
greenhouses .......................... 4,5OC
Charles Hommes, agent. 1909 Aldrich
~, repairs Observation-Disclosures. ~
Matt Donaghue, 2509-11 Twenty-difth aV
8, frame shed and alterations ........ GO
=. W. Vorhees. Jr., S12 Bryant av y,
History frame dwelling .............. 900
Ole Handberg, 2412 Fourth st n frame
sneo ana repairs Observation-Disclosures. 11l
q P. Sandahl, 1926 Fifteenth av S,
frame barn ........................... e
n. E. & +. Manthey 2600-2 Bryant av
n. repairs after fire .............. 75C
Julia A. Reed, 21002 Irving av n,
frame addition Observation-Disclosures. S0(
Mrs. Nels Loberg, 1909 Washington av
5, 2-story frame dwelling ............ 2,20C
Frank E. Moody, 140S Park av, 2-story
frame nat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5,5Ot
Total ............................ $50, ,6ct
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-03-30

room frst-hoor fat, bath, hot and cold water,
range, shades. heater, gas fixtures. F. c.
GriaNold Nicollef island
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FOR RENT-HAMPSHIRE ARMS BARBER
shop; furnished; large pleasant room, steam
heat, hot and cold water; electric light, billiard
table. etc. Marston. corner 4th aV end 9th st
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-03-30

LIST OF NAMES FOR NAIL ORDER
trade, farm lands, mines, never used. Ad-
dress 929, Journal
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PORTRAIT AGENTS EVERYWHERE QUIT
sacrayons." Try washable enamelines; no
glass; don't rub; cheap. Family Portrait
Co, Chicago.
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MUDEHN F1LIEh CO.,
243 Franklin st, D3, Boston. Mass.

AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMISSION.
The greatest agents seller ever produced; !;
every user of pen and ink buys it sight;
200 to 500 per cent profit; one agents sales
amounted to $500 in six days; another $32 in
two hours. Monroe Mfg. Co., X 120, La
Crosse, Wis.
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Building Permits.

Total. twenty-one deeds. 49,.
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n MISCELLANEOUS

an MISCELLANEOUS
MANUFACTURING, with or without power
and trackage. VIM. H. Gibson. 42O Guaranty.
SHOP. FOR CARPENTER. PAINTER OR
manufacturing, SO per month. 237 10th av S.
ELITE HALL, 500 PATH ST; FINE AP-
pointments and ventilation; just the place for
social gatherings and club parties Apply
Nickels & Smith, 311 Nicollet av, room 2
Phone, Main 104.
FOR RENT-BARN OR PART OF IT IN
quire 2O00 Portland av.
CARRIAGE PAINT SHOP FOR RENT. lI3
and 115 8th av NE.
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FOR SALE-SOME EXCELLENT HOUSE
hold furniture; have more than we need be-
cause of moving into smaller quarters. Call
for inspection 17O1 Sd aY s.
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Deaths.

Mary Grippa, 121 I'd st Sc, "a years.
Katherine Weisen, 140S 9Th st n, 60 years.
Emmett John Killeece, 2746 18th aV S,
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-03-30

FIRE INSURANCE. WRITTEN IN GOOD
companies. Title Ins. & Trust Co. Oneida blk.
FOUR ROOMS, UPSTAIRS, AT $50 Lincoln
st NE, for small family; rent S.. Pratt 4
Field Co. 100 Lumber Exchange.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-03-30
NUMBER s1-contlnued.


HARNESS MAKERS WANTED, WITH FAC
tory experience. Apply Schulze Bros, Du-
/ iuth. MINI
ENERGETIC SALESMAN. SCHOOL SUP
| pnes; country work 800 salary and com
missions. r, o. Evans & Co.. Chicago, Ill.
| TRUSTWORTHY PERSONS TO TRAVEL
for old established house or solid financial
standing Salary $3.50 and expenses. No
! canyassing. Inclose self f-addressed envelope.
Manager $40 Caxton building. Chicago
| POSITIONS UNDER THE GOVERNMENT:
| thousands OF appointments wi be made from
clVii service examinations to be held In all
| large citles catalogue of information free.
Columbian Correspondence College, sWasniEg-
| ton, ID. C.
MECHANICS, ENGINEERS. ELECTRIC
lans, nreinen. etc, new 4o-page pamphlet
containing questions asked By examining
board Of engineers; sent free George A. Zel-
| Ter, publisher, st. Louis Mo-
! SALESMEN FOR OFFICE sPECTATTIES-
/ by sample fine side lines; easy sellers; lib
/ eral terms we help you start: exclusive ter
ritcry catalogue free. Model Mfg Co. Box
| l., South Bend, Ind.
| WANTED-Traveling salesman 10 Wholesale
/ and retail trade only: salary 81 POO and ex-
penses. The National, 302 Caxton bid, Chicago.
BARBER TO TAKE CHARGE OF AND BUY
! part furniture of two-chair shop. Inquire of
| j. Heller, 1000 Lyndale av.
WANTED-A BOY or YOUNG MAN. COM
! petent to do draughting. The Roberts Heat
] ing and Ventilating Co.
! GOVERNMENT POSITIONS, WHERE THEY
are, how obtained. salaries paid particulars
! tree. Write for circular 143, National Corre-
! spondence Institute, Washington, D. c.
! statesmen WANTED BY APRIL Is, TRAY
\ eler for Minnesota and Wisconsin; natural
! ability and aptness count for more than ex-
| perience, high commission contract; staple
! line; references, bond and entire time re-
| quired; frst-class men only need apply. L.
| L. Rice 80 Congress st. Detroit, Mich.
! WANTED-MEN TO ADVERTISE AND IN
! troduce our soaps and speeialties, tack signs
/ distribute circulars, samples; steady work ;
! Sl2 weekly and expenses. Marvel Mfg. Co..
| Chicago
| WANTED-TRAVELIN MEN TO CARRY
! SIDE line; little work, easy seller and liberal
| commission; no samples. d 920, Journal.
WANTED, RELIABLE PEOPLE EVERY
! where TO distribute small books and circu-
lars 81 per thousand paid for distribution .
! no canvasing. Narder Advertising Co., GIL
| Broadway, New York.
| MAN WANTED-AS DRY CLEANER N
! dye house, with without experience. State
age and salary. 929, Journal.
| MAN IN EVERY COUNTRY TOWN TO
| sell staple article to grocers and butchers
Haynes Supply Co., 2S0s Hennepin ay, Mime
! apolis, Mimi.
WANTED YOUNG MAN AND WIFE WITH-
out children, on farm 100 miles from city;
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-03-30

FOR SALE-25 COWS. ROUTE, TWO
horses, milk wagon, sleigh and cans. F 92S,
al
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machine shop for the right parties; good
farming country and a foundry could get
plenty of work. w. G. Gould. GlencOe. MINI.
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SECRECY Our business would be small in
SECRECY deed if we did not protect our cli-
SECRECY ents with absolute secrecy.
SECRECY A large share of our clients
SECRECY could borrow from their friends,
SECRECY but they don't want their friends
SECRECY to know about their little tenn
SECRECY porary difficulties.
SECRECY. You may be sure that no one
SECRECY outside of our Office will ever
SECRECY learn of any transactions we may
SECRECY have.
SECRECY We loan on unindorsed notes
SECRECY to parties holding good, perma-
SECRECY nent positions.
Room 2O2 Sykes Block, 256 Hennepin Av, over
Adams Express Co.
RELIABLE CREDIT COMPANY.
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:
WE PAY S18 A WEEK AND EXPENSES TO
men with rigs to introduce our Poultry Com
pound. Javelle Mfg. Co., Dept. 76, Parsons,
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-03-30

MODERN FIvE-ROoM FLAT. SS2 18TH
st. second hoor Apply Frank Miller
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-03-30

FOR sALE-MY STOCK OF MILLINERY.
hair goods and notions. My trade and GOOD
business without cost Good reasons for sell
ing. Nine Young, 4O6 e Park. Anaconda,
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-03-30

= - =, )" OII III FEhbU-No IO TIN ' e
Tor old established house OF solid financial
standing. Salary $3.50 and expenses. No
canyassing. Inclose self addressed envelope.
Manager S75 Caxton building Chicago.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-03-30

| ALL MODERN, NINE ROOMS, BEAUTIFUL
| location 81 Willow st, overlooking Central
! park; key the next door; rent $40 H. E.
Ladd, 302 Andrus building, Nicolet and 9th.
SMALL HOUSE-IN REAR OF Sl6lR Sd
i iav
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MODERN SIX-ROOM FLAT, WELL LOCAT-
ed, light and convenient; call afternoons 734
18th ST hct
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NEW FLATS, 5 ROOMS, $13; ROOMS, SIC,
SIS; all modern bat heat; 1126 18th av ~ cor
ner Fremont; also 4-room fiat, l114 11th ay
y, So R. D. Cone & Co., 517 Guaranty.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-03-30

TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, EN-
tirely modern; private family; strictly first
class; references exchanged Address F 924,
Journal
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-03-30

HENRY WE'LL
HIGH CLASS LADIES' TAILORING AND
DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT,
S26 Second Av. S.
Ready with pew models for the new
spring styles; good cloth and findings;
established reputation III fitting: speciality
in riding habits, bicycle skirts and party
dresses. Ladies, be glad to have you call.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-03-30

MECHANICS, ENGINEERS. ELECTRIC
ians, freinen. etc, new 40-page pamphlet
containing questions asked By examining
board Of engineers; sent free. George A. Zei-
Ter, publisher st. Louis, No
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CLAIRVOYANTS

MRS. MANEWELL, medium; readings daily;
Thursday eve circles, Zoe. 62O1z Mic. room IA.
NINE. BATCH, IMPRESSIONAL CARD
reader and palmst, will give double readings
this week for 80 cents 500 5th av S.
MRS. MARY JACOBS, THE WELL-KNOWN
medium for 90 years located in Minneapolis,
can now be consulted daily on all affairs of
life. at her new residence, $40 sd ay S.
NINE. CLAYMONT, WONDERFUL CLAIR
vOyant and magnetic healer. 1923 Hennepin
NJ E. CREMONA. GYPSY CARD READER
has removed to 81 Ith st s.
SPIRITUALIST SOCIETY, LIGHT OF
Truth, will celebrate the SD anniversary of
modern spiritualism Sunday afternoon, March
81, at 500 Nicollet ay. Mrs. Manewell, pastor;
trance lecture by Mrs. Holmes, grand test
seance, conducted by the pastor.
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WANT ADS ON PAGES 8, 9, 10.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

-,r-o~-o-,o-,,~o~-,->o>o1~
solon H. Eveleth to VIM. F. Boser; s1s
lot 2, block 80, Gales second add-
Luke Curry and wife to Thomas
Curry; in section 80, township 100.
FrsnS ns' Nickels and wife to Flora lzO
E. Brace; lot IS, block %, First Di-
vision Remington Park. k................ 200
Joseph Blum and wife to Phillip G.
ztmmerschied; part lots and 8.
block p, Bassett, Moore & Casess
addition ..........................- 1,O3O
Hallett w. Hill and wife to Josephine
Palmer; lot II. block 25, First Di-
vision Remington Park. ........ $50
Mary A. Allen TO VIM. d. Allen; part
lot 6, block 6, Gales first addition 80. 500
Mary A. Allen to Thomas Allen: part
lot 6. block g. Gales first addition. 900
Michael Curry and wife to Thomas
Curry; in section 80, township 12O.
range % .......................... 12O
John Curry to Thomas Curry; in sec
tion 30, township 120, range 3D.. 120
Adele II. Goundie to Joseph Blum:
part lots and 8, block %, Bassett,
Moore & Cases addition. ............. $50
Susan Damon Gale and husband to
Joseph L. Harper; lots sS and SO.
Cottagewood revised. ...........:........ 500
VIM. d. Palmer and wife to Hallett W.
Hill; lot IL, block %, First Division
Remington Park ...................... 900
Katharine r. West and husband to
Lillian r. and Richard L. Costigan;
lots and 8, block ., Nicollet addition 1000
Jessie NJ. Trent and husband TO Roland
;. Lake Of the he Isles les addition -, $500
Ambrose Tighe (executor) to John X.
Lane; lots 10 and II, block 9, Town OF
st. Anthony ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
Mary f. Sanborn and husband to John
G.. Wadenstsn; part lots l and 2,
block 8, Morrison & Lovejoys addi-
ton ..................................,.. s75
Manchester Savings bank to Albion
Barnard; part block So. Town of Min
nGADGllS
-Four minor deeds. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1S
Total, twenty-one deeds. 1888, All
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POSITIONS UNDER THE GOVERNMENT; !;
thousands OF appointments will he made from
civil service examinations to be held In all
large cities; catalogue of information free.
Columbian Correspondence College, Washing
ton, d. G. -. ssrl
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Marriage License.

Marriage License.
Manfred Johnson and Selwe Newman.
Births.
Mrs. William Dwyer, 2127 Aldrich av N, boy
Mrs. Charles Wilder, 1908 Tyler st. .-.... girl
Mrs. Oscar Backstrom, ZIP 22d st S...... girl
Mrs. James Carr, 311 4th st NE......-.. girl
Mrs. Richard Fitzgerald, 349 Broadway
Ne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. boy
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

SUPERFLUoUS HAIR, MOLES. ETC, PER-
manently removed by electricity. Miss Hol-
lister, 77-7S Syndicate block. Pioneer stand of
the northwest. Exclusive specialist.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-03-30


WANTED-TO BORROW s., 900 FOR TWO
years; will pay per cent; frst-class secu-
rty. 922. Journal
CHOICE MORTGAGES FOR SALE. WITH
titles guaranteed and interest collected free
of charge. Title Insurance and Trust Co.
|EST TATES CAREFULLY MANAGED:
trusts accepted; wills kept without charge
Title Insurance and Trust Co., Oneida block
$3.50, 600 TO LOAN, Az TO PER CENT, ON
city property. Title Insurance and Trust Co.
WE LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY REAL
estate at lowest rates. Nickels & Smith, 81
Nicollet ay.
On FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
FREE FOR SALE" CARDS TO THOSE
advertising under this head. Be sure and
call for them when you leave the ad.
COLFAX MINERAL WATER.
VIII permanently cure constipation. We
guarantee results: $1.75 per six-gallon case.
The Glenwood-IngIewood Co., S1S Hennepin
WATCHES cleaned; main spring fitted. 81:
warranted year. Fiske, jeweler. 80 s. Wash.
WILDWOOD, DRY, 175 TO So; 2 LOADS
partly dry, $2.75; COAL S. and $5.25. Plymouth
Lbr. Co., Lumber Elk. Phone. Main III J-2.
GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND SLIGIT-
ly used household goods of every description
We can save you 25 per cent at the Town
Market Furniture Co., 25 and q 9th st s.
Repairs for all kinds of stoves at half price
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 2S7 Hem. ay-.
Sell, rent, repair all makes. Ask for prices
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-03-30

NO. 843 SUMNER ST NE-VERY NEAT
foEr-room fiat; city water; only one left:
S1150 month. Lane & Conrad Co.. 513 Phoe-
nix building
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AGENTS, If YOU WANT GOOD GOODS
that sell and are money makers, send for
our 55-page illustrated catalogue OF patented
household and office specialtes, novelties,
t9icks, puzzles, etc.; 165 articles to select
from. Day Novelty Works, 224 Clark st,
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-03-30

YOUNG MAN DESIRES TO OPEN FIRST
class barber shop in small town in North
Dakota or Montana; has had 13 years expe~
rience in the business, is strictly temperate
and can furnish No. l references; would feel
greatly obligated to any one who would be
kind enough to inform me of such an opening.
926 Journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-03-30

SECOND FLOOR, IN STEAM HEATED,
modern house; three rooms and bath, unfur-
nished; walking distance; new paper. 14S
LYndale av \
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FOR RENT-MODERN SIX-ROOM FLAT
corner, first floor, cheap for summer 74S f
18th ST, fat /.
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FOR SALE-GENERAL STORE WITH
stock and postofice on railroad station and
two elevators. Kurt Diercks, Claybank, Mimi.
FOR RENT, SALE OR TRADE-A 20 ROOM
hotel in growing town on Great Northern
railway; must deal quick; a snap for right
party. VIM. Thissen. Clara City. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-03-30

HARNESS MAKERS WANTED, WITH FAC
tory experience. Apply Schulze Bros, Du-
iuth MINI
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SALARY LOANS.
If you are employed by a responsible firm
We will loan you sums of $40 20 $100 on your
note at much CHEAPER AND EASIER
RATES than elsewhere, of this we are POSI-
TIVE. Absolutely no charges for papers.
Nothing deducted from amount you desire.
Easiest partial payments. MINNEAPOLIS
FINANCIAL CO., room 206, New York Life
building
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PROMINENT MAIL ORDER EXPERT WILL
privately help a few people to succeed in the
mail order business; advertising placed at
low rates, also circulars, ads and booklets
written so they bring business; personal let
ter and copy Of leading mail order paper sent
for 10 cents. A. L. SWEET, Omaha building
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FOR SALE-ENTIREC CONTENTS OF HAND
somely furnished house, including brass bed
leather library furniture, bicycles, dining
room set, book cases, kitchen utensils, etc
254l Harriet av.
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UNTURNIsHED ROOMS
UNFURNIsHED FLATS

FOUR UPSTAIRS. 287 10TH Av S. Sc.
FOUR. IN BRICK BLOCK. 1924 WASHING
q 9 SQ
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01

of the most attractive places in New York.
Today bysan.
naugurate this historic
The stories necessarily brief but their intense-each
condensed
thousands who profit by the extraordinary
which they exploit.
Read
New-York tribune., 1901-03-01

important enough to interest does
compel attention by fitting and beau
exhibits we'll such continuous
will fill the months selling days
public merchandising
offerings goods special prices will include line
o
This month
and will of
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-31

EIRST CHI RVI OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST.
Il service, each sunday al II. m. " r. g.
Hall, adams Block. Testimonial service, Nednes
day evenings "a = $780, at the residence of First
Reader An are cordially invited "a all our
Service ). q. PA RAED. First Reader.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-31
NO REDUCTION.
China Must Pay Indemnity Demand cd
by the Powcrs-TrOops Are
Leaving for Home.

Picking, May 23.-The last Of the
American troops, with the exception
of the legation guard, left Picking
Wednesday, escorted 10y British and
Japanese bands and Indian troops.
Washington. May -. Mr. BockhiH
has confirmed the news from Picking
u the effect that the foreign minis
tiers have declined To acccdc 10 the
suggestion of the United States that
the total of the indemnity To he col
lectcd from China shall bc limited to
$2O0.OOO 1000.
Pek'ug. May - United States le-
cation guards here had a clash with
German soldiers. who give them con-
siderable annoyance.
Picking, May 2~ The allied forces
are gradually yielding Picking to the
Chinese. each separate power leaving
al It's best convenience. There is
some fear Of renewed disorder.