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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-24

tlu.N t'oa. * O.. .. uYvnville.
---Dr w L. AUSTIN Will be i'm
his Office at l;as.cy January 20 80.
Old soldiers had II busy day
looking after pensions last Mon
day.
Miss Mario Folgor has charge
OF Il aflrurishin2 school near Grorges
Creek church.
--i'rn pounds Of coffee for ono
dollar at Mrs. Curcton's.
Mr.. W. Is. Bramlett Of Eas-
Icy, who his been very sick with
fever is Improving.
See notice OF called meeting OF
stockholdrrs OF Easlcy Farmers
Warehouse company.
-Mrtiodi,ts should not forget
the Quarterly Conference an
nounc"mtnt iu this issue.
LEAST Friday morning, bright.
crisp and clear, revealed the dis
tanL ElouHtu!ls covered with snow.
- y. II. Shauklln of Pendleton
spent several days last week in
Plckcns Visiting amongst his
'0'
Nv. 5. kirkscN is still in the
mineral business. Those iutcrcr-
cstel will be bcnslt!cI by giving
him cal.
-Chmirs Bowen has opened an
oillcH "Nef DR.. Ear'e's drug stO. G
70: the storage and distribution Of
Domestic sewing machines.
-Scrator ". r. B,w,n AND
Representatives ROBINSON anG
ManId'' came up from Columbia
last Fr'day' returning Monday.
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ed for worl; Inst wnak ond ,ha ,'r Gri,
bale Of; cotton started thrm~h thn
machinery was raiycI bv N T e
Hester Of his pIacr
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-24

I
Nice Minco Meat at Mrs. Curo.
tons.
Gaines & Gaseaway Bros, of
Central, now have on hand u nice
lot Of good Tennessee horses and
mules for sale for cash or good pa
por. t2
For Sale.--1CO bus hels Of Russell
Big Boil Cotton Seed. Price G5c
per bushel. Apply to
w Il. S. Griffin.
Tho Relhlchom Sunday school
was re organized on tho the third
Sunday rilh elisha Gllstrap us
superintendent. The outlook is
cncouraSil
Rev. r. r. Dagnall filed his
regular appointments at Twelve
Mile and bethlehem churches last
Sunday, preaching to good co"gre.
cations.
We want II good 1--we CORES
pondcnt in every locality not al
ready represented, Liberal ar.
rangcmcnts will BE- made with the
proper persons.
all persons indebted to the
estate Of }. l.. Il. Freeman mus
&ctl'o at once with Amanda T..
Frcoman, Administrators or ".
IN IL y .
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-24
YOUNG MEN WANTED,

with fair education and good character, to
.-IEARN TELEGRAPHY,-
Railroad accounting and typewritting
This is endorsed by all leading railway
companies as tho only perfect and reliable
institution Of ita kind. All our graduates
arc assisted to positions. Ladies' also ad.
United. WIIte iog tsee catalog.
Fall term opens August 18TH.
GLoRg TELHaRAPH CoLLGGR,
! ua2lm9, CgkLsxipgtou, Ky,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-24
Aut'Itor's No4i2e.

The Auditor or his doputies will
will be at the following places for
tho purpose Of taking tax returns
for tho fiscal year commencing
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-24

The words OF German nuihnr
to bis daughter arc SO full Of viz.
dom that the yovpG lady who should
make them her rule would avoid
half tho acrapos Of her compan.
ions: "Convers' always with your
female friends as if a gentleman
were Of the party, and with young
men rs il your female friends were
present,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-24

will be at the following places fol
tho purpose Of taking tax returns
for tho fiscal year menclng
Jan. |. 1901.
Six Mile, "Wednesday Jan. 8, 1901,
Ca.hovn, Thursday " 10
Central, Friday II "
Catct cnoe. Saturday - "
Liberty, Monday " II "
hasley, Tu". and Wed. " 1916"
Cross Plains, Thursday II Z"
Looper> Shop, Friday IS
Fughcs' Store, Sat. " 10 &"
PumpkinIown, Monday " ~ &"
Holly Springs, Tuesday /" % "
Eastatoc, Wedn, sdav " % &"
Milo Creek. Thursday {" - e."
Pn ntcr's, Friday 4" 25
After which time l will be in
my otIi:o in tho Court House at
Pickons, $. &.
Remember tho time expires Feb.
rnnry 20;h 1901. All who do not
make returns by that timo will be
required by law to pay 80 per cent
penalty for non returns. All re-
turns .au>t he nado by school dis
trlcts. Please remember this and
it you do Ia! know your district
ask your n'ighbor to tell you.
Dee. &. 1880. I'd. S. a. Hunt.
Auditor.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04
BENT AND CRIPPLED
Ex-Empress Eugenie Is Still Living
in England.

II
in England.
The description given of the life of ex-
Empress Eugenie by one who saw her
lately Is pathetic to degree. Her
home, Farnborough a little village in
Surrey is so hidden among trees that the
house is absolutely invisible to the pass
ers-by. The mistress of Marlborough, a
sad, whtte-haired woman, bent and Grip
pied with rheumatism, spends the most Of
her time in prayer. She is too inf1rm now
to sit in the sanctuary of the big, white
church near the mausOleum she had built
and under which are two large carcophagi
in red granite, laden with wreaths of i'm
mortelle, each wreath bearing a card on
which royal autograph is seen. She
has endowed and entirely supports the
monastery. Three black-robed Bene-
dictine monks pray constantly for the
souls of Napoleon and the prince imperial.
The anniversary Of the death of the young
prince imperial is a day of broken hearted
sorrow to the empress, who indeed mourns
the double loss every hour of her sad life.
Her face is the saddest one can possibly
imagine. Always, even in the zenith of
her power charitably disposed woman,
she is now universal benAfactress to the
poor within her range. Even those who
cannot be classed in this category feel the
power of her intense sympathy when
trouble comes near their dwellings, The
empress drives In the plainest of black
broughams, her servants being always in
deep mourning, and before her health be-
came so utterly broken the carriage was
very often seen standing at a cottage door
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04
NUMBER o.
BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED-PARTNER IN PAYING BUsI-
ness, manufacturing granite and marble mon
uments, ETC., $1,500 cash required. Address
F go, Journal.
HOTEL FOR SALE, WITH 29 ROOMS,
heated throughout with steam; in a good
thriving town; only 81 hotel in town; owner
wants to go out cf business. Address H s2S,
Journal
FOR SALE-FIRST-CLASS MODERN DRUG
store in thriving southern Minnesota town,
l, 800 population; cash receipts average S25
per day. Address G S23, Journal
WHEAT IS VERY STRONG AND IS GOING
higher; buy now; $40 will margin 1000 bu
&c. Send for our free book. Facts and Fig
ures, explaining option trading. The Osborn
Grain Co., 814 and 815 Phoenix building, Min
neapolis. Members Chamber of Commerce.
PIONEER GLOVE CO., WHOLESALE AND
retail manufacturers Of gloves. mittens,
buckskin and chamois suits. 27 Central av,
Nicollet island.
WALKER, 4O4 CENTURY BUILDING.
$6,000-General merchandise, exch. for farm.
Roominghouse, $3.50; $3.50 cash.
Confectionery, cigars and news stand.
Livery business, exchange for farm.
S165-Piano, brand new, worth $400.
See me for Touring Mills large list
Groceries, good locations, $500 to 81, ,000
Houses from 5000 up good bargains.
Hotels, large or small, any locality.
Want partner with $3.50; grocery; central
Marshall county lands at $3.50 per acre.
Want discount stocks general merchandise.
List your property and business bargains.
A GREAT BUSINESS CHANCE-$4, 600
stock of general merchandise in one of the
best towns in North Dakota; for sale or
trade in good land. Other business takes all
my time. Address box S34, Moorhead, Mimi.
FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF NINE-ROOM
house, with piano and large steel range; fur
nished rooms more than pay rent; party leav-
ing town. Apply S1S 1st av Sc. Price, $3.50.
WHO WANTS TO BUY A SMALL GENUINE
alligator grip, good as new; used but once.
Address K S26, Journal.
FOR SALE, CHEAP; FURNITURE AND 12-
room boarding house, all newly furnished
must be sold at once. Cali at 19 eth st s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04

ELITE Bath PARLoRs, 626 HENNEPIN
av; porcelain tubs; massage, cabinet and
medicated baths; experienced lady attendant
LIE DUES FRENCH FEMALE REGULA-
tor" cures most stubborn cases pathological
monthly stoppages, irregularities, obstruc-
tions, suppressions; 81 or three for S.. Sent
on receipt OF price, Kidd Drug Co., Elgin,
Ill. Churchill & Scheldrup, Me house, Min
neapolis; f. NJ. Parker, opp. P. o., st. Paul;
Fred Scott estate. Saltwater. Rubber goods.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, WARTS,
permanently removed by electrolysis. Anna
M. GriswolG, ALT Medical block.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04
NUMBER Sz.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

YOUNG LADY = FOR THOROUGH PREP
aration for office work attend Archibald eCl-
lege. Lake st, corner Stevens ay. Day and
evening sessions.
WANTED-COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework; small family; good wages
Apply 5lS Forest av.
NURSE-COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN
nurse for baby. References required. Cal
mornings. AIS 10th ST 5.
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, at 17Os 1st ay 5, fat No. 2.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04

NUMBER AZ.
NOTICE

JOHN HOGLUND-DEAD HORSES AND
cattle promptly removed from any part OF
city; 81 each. Tel. N. w, 1924; Miss, 3O0S.
72s HEM. AV, f. c. Black & Co., plumbing,
heating and lighting. Tel. Main 2115 J2.
MUST MOVE APRIL-SELLING OUT EN-
tire stock new and uncalled-for pictures at
aeep-cut prices, including framing pictures;
NOTICE OF THE REGULAR ANNUAL
meeting of the stockholders of Dodson, Fish
er, Brockmann Co.-Notice is hereby given
that the regular annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Dodson, Fisher, Brockmann
Co., a corporation, will be held at the office
Of said Dodson, Fisher, Brockmann Co., at
Nos. 10, II and 10 Sd st N, in the city OF
Minneapolis. county of Hennepin, and state
Of Minnesota, on Tuesday, the 18th day of
January, A. D. 1901, at 10 o'clock a. m. of
that day. Dated at Minneapolis, Mimi, jan
!, A. d. 1901. w. S. Hughes, as secretary of
Dodson, Fisher, Brockmann Co.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04
NUMBER b.
MEDICAL

SURE CURE FOR GRIP; vAPOR AMI
electric baths: electro magnetic and massage
treatment also rheumatism neuralgia, lum-
bago, and all nervous diseases and weak
nesses treated successfully. Special terms
Mrs. DR.. F. g. Mckay, ID. NJ, 62016 Nicollet
room 10. third floor Formerly 50 sth st S. I'm
proved yapor bath cabinet for sale
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04
NUMBER B.
AUCTION SALES

VtTFE WYVVV
:. AUCTION, AUCTION.
!. We offer, beginning tomorrow, Sat
!, urday, our entire stock of fine jew
= elry sterling silverware, cut glass,
!. diamonds, watches, clocks and novel
!. ties. We are going to, try and close
:. out every article in our store. Ladies
:. especially invited to attend this sale;
Z. 1890 a. M, p. m.
!. FISKE BROS, JEWELLERS,
!. 80 Washington aF S. A. E. Gregory,
!. auctioneer.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04
NUMBER 1.
AGENTS WANTED

WANTED-THREE AGENTS TO TRAVEL
for Northwestern Agriculturist; steady posi-
tion; references required; apply Immediately.
1927 Guaranty building.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04
NUMBER 81.
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-THE BEST PLACE TO GET PURE
wines and liquors, at Jonas F. Browns, 2i6
Nicollet.
LOST OR STOLEN-A FEMALE SHEPHERD
dog; color, yellow, with white spot on breast
Return TO No. 1928 I'd st NE and receive re-
ward.
LOST-TINY RED LEATHER POCKET
book, containing a folded s. bill, on Nicollet,
between 4th and 9Th SITS. Finder please re-
turn to Journal office.
LOST-AT LORING PARK, THURSDAY
night, diamond ring. For reward, return to
G. M. s., 80 Chamber of Commerce.
LOST-YESTERDAY MORNING, A LADY'S
solid gold watch, at corner of 18th av and
Franklin. Return to Hicks drug store and
be rewarded.
BEADED PURSE, CONTAINING $3.50 AND
key, on Oak st car or 8th av Sc Wednes-
day evening. Return to Mrs. Hughes, 525
18th av Sc. Reward.
LOST-PI4EASE RETURN TO ED PETER
son, letters, notes, mortgages and other pa
pers found in overcoat taken from library
Jan. 5, 1901, about p. m. Leave at 615
6th st s,
LOST-ONYX WATCH CHARM OBLONG.
platinum fTalAe. Liberal reward. 3l37 Isl
ay s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04
Real Estate transfers.

Mary E. Brown to Great Western Ele-
vator company; in block 6, Manhat-
tan Park ..,............,......... 75(
Jennie A Hardy and husband to B. F.
Christy; lot 10, block IS, Lennon G.
Newell's addition observation-disclosures. 45C
Benjamin c. Hardwick to Susan G.
Easter; lot Z. PearsaTs addition. =. s,1OC
Anton Olson and wife to James E.
Nelson; lot 4, block 6, Bakers addi-
tion, :. ......................... 5OC
John s. Harris to John C. Kebm; lot
10. block 4, Menage's second addition 800
William Buck and wife to Millie A.
Drew; lots /, 2 and 3, block 3, re-
arrangement Of B: Menages Lakeside
Park .,........s.............. 800
Emma N Emmons ard husband to
Abel A. G. Beed; lot T. block 3,
Lyndale avenue addition ............. ,50t
Samuel G. Field (executor) to Soren
addition :. ............................. 1,sOI
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04


IA HUNS UF hi WAN
FAGE S1UULU GUI If1IS UUI
ro1 1r-r1r.or ~ - ,su,,
run nETEnENOE 40 Ill WILL
no- an1rr rurnu nav
NO At EHn EVEnl DHIs
ara mmn suwm ~
ME\ -
EG WANT HEAwEMGSv
10 easily nno any heaulng, noCe Cno
NUMBER opposite the neadlng IN the
INDEX; the meanings OF eacn department
are numbered consecutlVeiy as In INDEX:
I--AgentS Wanted.
z-Anaoancements.
3-AuctiOn Salss.
4-Accountaats.
o. Belgian flares.
6-Business Personals.
0-Business OpportuaItIsL>
z-BusIress Specials
S-BIcycieG
cuisines Bar0alns
-o-ROard and Ro.mx
II-Board Offered.
,a-Board Wantsd
oo-castinxs
rECews.
:A-CIairvovants
66-Detective Arency.
oA-Detective Bureau.
Is-DressmakinO
Io-Dyeinv and CIeusiax.
Iz-EducationaI.
Is-EiectricaI.
Io-financiaI.
1o-Fsr Sale, ,MisceIlaueaux
zs-FOr Sale. Stocks and Bonds
NI-For ksnt InfuruIst,ed dar.s.
az-For Rent, Furnished Fisuses
S3-For Rent. Furnished Rooms.
74-Fsr Remt, Uzfurnlshed &esmA
26-Far Rest, Furnished Flats.
ss-For Rezt, Unfuraishsd Flats.
S7-Fsr Rent, Offices.
9S-For Rent, Stores.
ao-For keat, Acres
1o-For Rent, Miscellaneous
74-Furriers.
3t-heIp wasted Male.
sz-HeIp Wasted, Female
,,Har..s C.rr,o~.a-por z.I.
80
S%-hofsess SdEHaSeS-"S S"SS-
3S-lnstruction.
1n-I ala Parr, I aud.
dO-EsAns anu SnatIeiA
37-Lost and Found.
Az-MInes nnd MinInv
g ,. ..
o7-Machinery and Engines.
aS-MusicaI
:. M.a;..I
0"
4O-MiscelIaneous.
AI-MIunetouka Praoartx
- N.,
+7-Netces
43-Notices to Contractors.
72-Nursery Stock.
- o.4oua.h
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04
NUMBER 81.
HELP WANTED-NALR

L
WATCHES CLEANED. 81; MAIN SPRINGS,
! u; warranted one year. Paegel's, 2z Cd ST 8,
YOUNG MAN, GO TO ARCHIBALD COL
!ege, Lake st, corner Stevens, for bookkeep-
ing, shorthand, typewritng and English
branches. Day and evening.
WANTED-YOUNG MEN AND LADIES TO
learn telegraphy, shorthand, bookkeeping:
! success assured. For catalogue, address GLOBE
Business College, st. Paul, MINI.
SILK VELVET COLLAR, soc; OVERCOAT
sleeves refined, 50c;- pants recut into style,
75c; suits steam cleaned, 81. At Anthony,
tailor, 119 Washington av n.
! WANTED-SALESMAN WHO CAN FUR
nish good No. l reference to go on the road
at once; no canvassing. Cross & Jackson,
3O4 Bank Of Commerce. Minneapolis
ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN WHO CAN GIVE
good references to work In grocery store;
experience not necessary; one from the coun-
try preferred. Address c 1923, Journal
| WANTED-BOYS, APPLY AT A. D. T.
office.
WANTED-THREE statesmen FOR ROAD
work; Two for city; good pay for men who
can do good work. Address B S24, Journal.
| WANTED-AGENTS IN EVERY TOWN IN
the United States to start multiple-coupon
business for their own profit. The biggest
money maker ever instituted; send 25c for
book OF coupons. which sells for 81, and ex-
| elusive agency for your town, with full in
structions; absolutely legitimate first come,
| first served Address Multiple Coupon Co.,
Milaea, Mimi.
| WANTED-YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN AS
sistant in wholesale lumber office. Must be
good at figures and write well. State if can
use typewriter. Give references and expert
ence. Address S26, Journal.
BOOKKEEPER AND GENERAL OFFICE
man for county store; experienced and COM
| petent; Scandinavian preferred. Apply fore
moons, at 1884 Guaranty building.
WANTED-BAKER AND PASTRY COOK
! good wages, steady work. Cosmopolitan
Cafe, 41S Nicollet.
YOUNG MANTLE SECOND TERM OF
/ evening school at The Munson Shorthand
| first of the new year. Our evening school
! affords an excellent opportunity for inereas-
| ing your earning capacity.
| WANTED-HORSE COLLAR STITCHERS.
| Apply Sommers Bros. Mfg. Co., st. Louis,
| Mo.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST IN
bookkeeping couple OF hours in the evening;
| an excellent opportunity for student. Cirkler,
druggist, 6O2 Nicollet av.
WANTED-GOOD FARM HANDS; MUST BE
good mixers; steady work; good home; small
wages paid. Call 90S Sth st S, between and
| 6 tonight.
| WANTED-MAN TO CARE FOR STOCK
and drive in livery. GIG 18th st.
FIRST-CLASS EXPERIENCED MEAT AND
pastry cook for country fotel; state expert
| ence and wages; last cook worked three
years S27, Journal.
WANTED-STEADY YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
habits. Call at q 4th st s, upstairs, room Z,
! Collom block.
| WANTED-BOY OVER Is TO TAKE CARE
| Of furnace and DO other work about green
house. Apply at 2427 2212 av s.
WANTED-A RELIABLE REGISTERED
pharmacist one with city experience pre-
| ferred; by 1st of February. Must be a good
one. State wages expected. Address G S25
Journal.
WANTED-SECOND PORTER, BASEMENT
Office. Minneapolis Club, corner 9Th st and
1st av s.
i WANTED-FIRST-CLA TINSMITH FOR
country job. Address Joseph Karl, New
Prague, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04
Births.

Mrs. George d. Connolly, "a Eastman av boy
Mrs. Shay l.. Rosenthal 1927 14th ag S. .bov
Mrs Charles Lundeen, APT Knox av N girl
Mrs. John F. Mcdonald, 213 w 14th ST. girl
Mrs. John B. Rank, st and 22d av NE girl
Mrs. Julius Peterson 10S w 14th St. girl
Mrs. Thomas p. Davis, 2715 4th av s. boy
Mrs. Phelix Koenig, 3204 I'd st girl
Mrs. John Anderson, 2611 9th st N girl
Mrs. John Quady, 2620 Sd st N.. girl
Mrs. Leslie J. Wiese zoos 4th av S. boy
Mrs. John Hanson, 2508 Irving st girl
Mrs Simeon Brinda, SO 18th aY NE boy
Mrs. Irving ]. Clark, 2944 Garfield av boy
Mrs. Gustaf r. Johnson 1413 I'd st S. boy
Mrs. John Collins, S29 I'd st NE. - boy
Mrs. John Rydeen, 47th av and Queen. girl
Mrs. Frank Lee, 3009 21st av S. girl
Mrs. Eugene B. Miller, S2S 9Th ST girl
Mrs. Carl g. Johnson, 256 18th av girl
Mrs. Harry n. Vincent, 3129 18th av S. girl
Mrs. Andrew Anderson, 2305 26th av S boy
Mrs. Gustav Matson. 1929 Portland .boy
Mrs. Blasins Ruffermach, 261Q Aldrich
Mrs. Charles Wiman, 1882 Garfield girl
Mrs. George Clark, 1923 9Th st S.girl
Mrs. John Svenson, 1014 5th st s. girl
Mrs. Horace E Russell, 1907 Clinton ay boy
Mrs. Anson E. Wilcox, 315 11th st boy
Mrs. Gust Jackson, 231S S15 st girl
Mrs. David Legaee, 1927 9th st NE girl
Mrs. John H. Burk 523 Central ay. girl
Mrs. Albert S. Kellington. 403 University
Mrs. Eli o. Page, 4ls 9th st SE..boy
Mrs. William D. R. Macleod, $50 f
litn 81 -...................... girl
Mrs. William James, SO 18th st N bow
Mrs. Stephen Archambc. 416 18th av S. girl
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04

John Lally, 1925 Ramsey st NE. 45 years.
NJ F. Meechen, 1923 2Sth av Me- 8 days
William c.. Crawford, st. Barnabas hospital.
II years.
Elizabeth A. Perkins, 1921 Nicollet av. 67
years
Frederike Wolf, 2526 Portland av, SO years.
Almira Savory, S0S 4th av S, 49 years.
Carrie E. Paul. 2710 Clinton av years
Nancy A. Reeve 6o6 jackson st NE, "a years.
Ignatius Donnelly, 1922 2sth av S. SO years.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04
NUMBER 20.
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-lnglewood Co., 3l3 Hennepin.
WATCHES cleaned; main springs fitted, 81;
warranted year. Fiske, jeweler, 80 Wash.
WILDWOOD, DRY, S1.75 TO $2.75; 2 LOADS
partly dry, S2.70; coal, IS and $5.25 Plymouth
Lbr. Co. Lumber Exch Phone, Main III J-2
FOR SALE-Fine set Saintsbury Balzaz, 81
vols, cost S75, for $50. Goodyear, S19 Hennepin.
OYSTER SHELLS, rs CENTS; CRYSTAL
grit, 70 cents, oil meal, Loo per 100-pound
sack. J. II. Smith, 2l4-2l6 Hennepln aV.
MAPLE FLOOR BLOCKS and SAWED OAK
slabs for kitchen fire. Cent Fuel Co., Tel 19OS
MINNEAPOLIS HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL
kinds second hand store fixtures, 500 counters,
shelving, showcases, office furniture, safes,
cash registers, scales, saloon and retaurant
furniture, butcher supplies, barber chairs,
wagons, carriages, sleighs; 1000 stoves Of all
descriptions. 1927 Washington av s.
FOR SALE-WILL SELL MY UPRIGHT Pr
ano, almost new, for half price; reason for
selling, leaving city. Apply 1907 Hennepin.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 2S7 Hem. av-
SELL rent, repair all makes: Ask for prices.
SIS OXYDONoR KING FOR SALE, CHEAP.
Good as new. Address $50 Olive st, st. Paul,
MINI.
SMALL GREENHOUSE, PLENTY OF
stock, hotbed, sash, pots and soil; will sell
on account of sickness. Address R S24, Jour-
nal.
ORIENTAL RUG AT A BARGAIN; ROYAL
Kazak. 9Sx4-6 very handsome; excellent up
right standard piano; very nice Portland cut
ter. Call 513 Phoenix building.
RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES, A
large stock of pure and old wines and liquors
of every description. at Jonas Browns, PIG
Nicollet av.
FOR SALE-ANY QUANTITY OF THE 1OO,-
600 gallon stock of choice OLD wines and
liquors at Jonas Browns, ZIG Nicollct, at
prices SO low that will surprise you.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE-QUICK-
Meal kitchen range, neSriy new; fine gas
range, nearly new; fine oak library table also
several bedroom sets and other articles
of value. 2017 Columbus av.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04
NUMBER q.
BUSINESS SPECIALS
NUMBER 10.
BOARD AND ROOMS
BOARD WANTED

LADY STUDYING MUSIC WOULD LIKE
board and room with use of piano; state price
and particulars. Address K 825, Journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04
NUMBER IA
FURRIERS

FUR TANNER-FURs DRESSED IN FIRST
class order H. M. Taubert,, 625 Bryant sv. N.
FURS-FUR GARMENTS AND STORM COL
lars at cost; furs repaired, lowest prices.
Hubachek, furrier, 40S Nicollet av.
CENTS FUR COATS, s12, WORTH 500: AS
trakhan jackets, $25, worth $45; collarettes, ",
worth S. Robert Napmann. 701 Nicolet.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04

SEND 81 TO JONAS P. BROWNS, ZIG NC
ollet and he will deliver to your residence or
office gallon of the best port wine you ever
had.
PRRSON-G. c.: YOURS RECEIVED TO w
%, Tribune. Please meet me Jan. 5, p. M.
at place stated in yours; dress same way
do not disappoint me.
ADAMS SCHOOL HIGHER GRADE PUPILS
can secure game of Minnesota FREE at Gar
rats, through courtesy of Franklin av mer-
chants. Call soon.
ARE YOU STILL BEING ROBBED BY HIGH
prices on butter? If so, it is a sure thing
that you haven't tried the Northwestern But
ter Market, 51S Hennepin.
DON'T PAY BIG PRICES FOR ELECTRIC
belts or electric suspensories until getting
our twentieth century offer. We beat the
world. DR.. Peterson's Electric Belt Co., 245
list av 8, Minneapolis, MINI.