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The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20
RENTAL REGISTER.

H.
NICKELS & SMITH,
LOANS AND FIRE INSURANCE,
Suite 2. 81 NieolIet Az. Phones, 104.
$35OO-14O1 Chicago av. detached: all modern;
large yard.
35O0-1711 5th av S; eight rooms and alcove;
all in best Of condition
S000-1712 Nicollet ay; nine rooms, modern;
parquet floors.
3000-1714 Nicoliet av; same as 1712.
l4Oo-4o7 James ay N; seven rooms, partly
modern.
14OO-9OS9 Clinton av 4th av car; six rooms
cellar, cistern and well; back yard
fenced.
1S.Oo-So1S Garfield av; eight rooms; barn.
$ 7.50-2S3S 21st av S; seven rooms, cistern,
cellar and well.
STEAM HEATED FLATS
$S750-Flat B, Normandie, Nicollet and 14th.
SIX rooms, entirely up to date; no
S5.OO-Flat D, Seville, 1st av and 18th st;
seven rooms, second floor.
27.50-1230 Mary place fat 2; seven rooms
all modern.
UNHEATED FLATS.
SIG. 50-3109 Columbus ay: first floor, six
rooms; window shades. gas and fix
1s.5o-92s 10th av S, first noor, six rooms, all
modern.
15.OO-s21 18th av S. second floor: seven
rooms, all modern; same as above
2.5e-1512 Chicago av; five rooms; steam
heat hot and cold water, shades,
water closet and gas stove
9.e0-1217 I'd av s. second floor four rooms
city water. walking distance
u.50-12 26th st, second floor, hve rooms,
gas, water closet, sewer; very
pleasant; hardwood floors in
kitchen; all in good repair.
1000-10 26th ST. second floor, five rooms,
same above.
10.oo-2731 HenneptE az, irst floor, four
rooms: city water.
7.00-2116 Cedar av, fat 8; third floor. Ave
rooms. bath, closet, city water.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
$50 0o-3lS % av $, with basement.
14,0o-407 James av N; store with seven
rooms in rear; opposite Harrison
school.
10oO-5O2 E 24th st.
Good store on Nicollet av
NICKELS & SMITH.
FOR RENT-6-ROOM HOUSE, s14 BRYANT
av Y. Inquire at 1920 I'd av S.
MODERN HOUSES.
422 E 25th st, six rooms. ms..............S $50 90
Alb e 25th st. six rooms ...,............. 27.5O
Ala E 25th st, six rooms. ms.............. 27.50
Z44z 9TH aY 5, six rooms. ms................. 81 so
CENTRAL REAL ESTATE CO.
2OS Bank Of Commerce Building.
2O17 CEDAR Av. sEvEN-ROoM HOUSE S17:
1706 and 170S 18th st s. seven-room house. 70:
S452 1st av s, fine eight-room house, modern.
$50; 2Sl9 Stevens avs ten rooms, modern.
$3.50; 3019 Aldrich av s, seven rooms. mostly
modern, $1S 270 Emerson av n, seven-room
house, modern, SIG; 1915 Hawthorn av, twelve
rooms, modern, and large barn, $50: 1892
Pleasant av, first floor and barn. SIS: also
second floor, $12; 212 w 26th ST. nine rooms
and city water, $50; S4S and S45 Summer st
NE, four-room fats, very neat, $1l.5O; 75O
Adams st NE, six rooms, $6 Lane & Conrad
Co., 51S Phoenix.
WANTED-HOUSES, FLATS, STORES FOR
RENT or sale; also nicely located rooms. fur
nished or unfurnished; customers waiting:
come quickly. Walrath Realty Co., 609 Phoe-
nix building.
FTVE-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT, 272s TAY-
lor st. Call at 15 1st st s. G. c. Black.
FOR RENT-7-RO0M HOUSE, SIS. 1920 AL
drich av s.
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AGENTS WANTED
Continued.

READ BRAHAM's HONEST, STRAIGHT
forward offer in Agents column and write
to them.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20


TWIN CITY DYE WORKS = PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners: out-of- town
orders solicited; prices moderate 49O Mic
ollet. Telephone 157G
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Building Permits.

Northwestern Compo- Board company,
Forty-fourth avenue n and Lyndale;
brick dry kiln and repairs. ......... SIS
J. A. Berquist, 400 Upton avenue S;
two-story dwelling .................. ]
Fred C. Harvey, 2300 Hennepin ave-
nue.; two-story frame dwelling ... &
VIM. j. Bishop, 1912 w Twenty first
street; two-story frame dwelling. .....
VIM. J. Bishop, 1916 W Twenty-frst
street; two-story frame DWELLING.
j. G. Oswald. 906-908 Twentieth avenue
N; two-story brick veneered fats. 4
Sophia Schmidt, 902-904 Twentieth ave-
nue. n; two-story brick veneered>hats. 4
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20

To COWS
FINE FAMILY COW FOR SALE; RICH
FOR SALE-ERSEY COW, s YEARS OLD;
$45 takes it. 241O Both av S.
FRESH JERSEY COW AND HEIFER CALF;
gentle and good mixer. Must be sold. 1122
Fremont av n.
FOR SALElTWO HORSE, LIGHT WAGON;
1Ss iron axle; little used; with stock rack
hay rack and springs. Also 1A-inch long
tug double harness, little used Call to-
morrow or any day. S629 Portland av.
FOR sALE-A THOROUGHBRED JERSEY
COW; can be seen Sunday morning at S24S
Harriet av s.
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On FOR MISCELLANEOUS

20 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FREE FOR SALE" CARDS TO THOSE
advertising under this head. Be sure and
call for them when you leave the I'd.
COLFAX MINERAL WATER
guarantee results: s1.75 per six-gallen case.
The Glenwood-Inglewood Co.. 313 Hennepin.
WILDWOOD. DRY. 1.75 TO So; 2 LOADS,
partly dry, $2.75; coal, s. and $5.25. Plymouth
Lbr. Co., Lumber Elk. Phone. Main III J-2.
WHEN YOU WANT FURNITURE repaired,
reupholstered, rennished, or mattresses reno
waited, try Rainville Bros, the East Side
dealers, No. 15 Nicollet island. Both phones.
GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND SLIGHT
ly used household goods Of every description.
We can save you rs per cent at the Town
Market Furniture Co.. 70 and y bth st S.
Co.'s bulk seeds just received. j. II. Smith,
2l4-216 Hennepin aY.
WE MANUFACTURE EVERYTHING FOR
lighting purposes; sas, electric and combina-
Welsbach burners, manteis, ETC., wholesale
and retail. Call or write Cor prices. Min
neapolis Plating & Gas Fixture Co., 216 1st
az 8. n. W. Tel.
SODA FOUNTAINS CHEAP. MINNEAPOLIS
Soda Fountain Co., 521 Marshall st NE.
PASTRY OVENS, STEAM TABLES, cor
fee urns, hotel ranges; tin, copper and sheet
iron work of all kinds; retinning. TEL l61.
Great Western Stove Repair Co., S12 Hen. av.
TENTS, AWNINGS, DUCK AND COVERS.
AMERICAN TENT AND AWNING CO.,
125-127-129 1st av N, Minneapolis.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 2S7 Hem av-
Sell, rent, repair all makes. Ask for prices
SECOND HAND STORE FIXTURES OF
every description LOCO counters, shelving,
show cases, refrigerators, scales, oil tanks
| coffee mills, wall cases, saloon and restaurant
fixtures, Office furniture, safes, barber chairs,
wagons, carriages. harnesses, 500 cook stoves
and ranges, so chamber suits from Sc up
wards, springs soc, lounges 81. 1927 Wash
ington av 8.
WIRE NETTING FOR POULTRY, ABSO-
lutely lowest price in the city; crushed oys-
ter shells. soc per 100 lbs bag; all kinds OF
supplies for chickens. Telephone main
2494 L2. r. A. Pike Co.
eoaoeoao aaaoao
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20

LIGHT MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, $4,000
to $4,000 yearly profits assured; legitimate;
parties with moderate capital who mean busi-
ness should investigate. Highest reference
given, II 957, Journal
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20

FOR SALE-A1 FLOUR AND FEED BUSI-
ness; best location in city; good trade and
cheap rent; good reason for selling. Send
stamp for reply Do not answer unless you
mean business. Sell cheap for cash. Box 557,
Rroip
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20
DYEING AND CLEANING

NOW is THE TIME TO HAVE
your clothing and all household goods
trench dry cleaned, and A. Hornung's
Minneapolis Dye House is the largest
and only reliable place In the north
west. Offices, 522 Nicollet. near Eth st.
Tel. SlS6 J-2 main, and 242 Nicollet,
near Washington av, Tel. $40 main.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20

NEW YORK-HENRY w. MITCHELL, BRO
ker 80 Broadway, transacts any kind Of New
York business. Commission moderate. Ex-
nprienpe. honestv promptness
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20

1EH&e2 QQQ063
* WE LOAN MONEY q
IL TO salaried people on their notes at 81
lowest rate; strictly confidential: pay
weekly, semi-weekiy or monthly.
~ Room ze2, Sykes block, 256 Hennepin ay. q
q RELIABLE CREDIT CO. q
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Births.

Mrs. Emil johnson. 2O1s 25th av s........boy
Mrs. Walter H. Eggleston, 1880 Columbus. girl
Mrs. Mike Babbe, 2315 1st st N.........b boy
Mrs. Carl NJ Oberg, 1911 10th av S......~girl
Mrs. Victor F. Ryden, 1900 B st Me-. girl
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20

Orville O. Poupe and Freda B. Green.
Charles Anton Fransen and Ellen Sophia
Peterson.
Edward o. Olven and Undine @. Wise.
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Deaths.
Marriage Licenses.

Joseph W. Rice Hyser hotel, SS years.
Seward P. Richardson, soldiers home.
years.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20

WIRE NETTING FOR POULTRY, ABSO-
lutely lowest price in the city; crushed oys-
ter shells. 55c per 100 lbs bag; all kinds OF
supplies for chickens. Telephone, main
2494 L. r. A. Pike & Co
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20

and superintend agents; s1S per week salary
and expenses. Permanent position. Zieg
Ter Co., $40 Monon building, Chicago, Ill.
WONDERFUL SELLER = THE IDEAL
sharpener; sharpens the dullest knife or
shears; needed in every house; sample, 25e.
Other useful articles, also. Write. Key
Gfone SupnIV House Taih
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20

BARGAIN IF TAKEN AT ONCE-A SMALL,
clean stock groceries in good location. Have
other business to attend to. 2S15 Emerson
aY N
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20

FREE FOR SALE CARDS TO THOSE
advertising under this head. Be sure and
call for them when you leave the I'd.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A SURE
money-making investment in a rich devel-
the Salmon River Mining company, Bank of
Commerce building. Minneapolis.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-29
PENNSYS AND
DUBLINS PRACTICE

HENLEY. June 22-The University
of Pennsylvania crew were out early
today and posed for numerous photo
graphs. They padded TO Temple Isl
ard. and thence to Hambledon DOCK
where they disembarked and watched
their new college rivals in the contest
for the Grand Challenge Cup. row past
Soon after them came the Dublin crew
ont for its first spin. The Dublin men
will not meet the Pennsylvanians until
thew compete on Lake Killarney. Judg-
ing from today's exhibition they are
not very dangerous rivals. though they
nave got Goldie the famous Cambridge
oar. who had been rowing with Lean
der this year as coach.
On re-em barking the PennsyiVaIna
men roweta wonderfully well. putting
great driving power into the stroke,
which was hit up to IS. An English
exnert. who was watching the. rowing,
said to a representative of the Associ-
ated Press:
LAS types OF Wards stroke they
could hardly be better, and L nave no
doubt they viii still improve.
The entries for the Grand Chailenge
run closed today. Pennsylvania
connetitors will be the Leander, New
College. Thames, London and Gnent
Rowing Crabs.
Heelman, the Canadian oarsnian, haa
entered for the diamond seulls.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-29
POLICE vs..
STARS TODAY

TWO of the finest matched baseban
teams which have ever met on the dia-
mond in Honolulu are to cross bats
this afternoon on the Punahou College
campus These are the Police and the
Star mines. The Police nine is the lat
est aggregation to enter the field for
honors, and the Star sphere twisters
Will have TO stand up before a picked
nine which is a strong organization.
Arrayed in natty uniforms, headed
by the Deputy High Sheriff, and feeling
confident that victory will perch upon
their colors, the police are ready to
make strong battle with their older
and more experienced opponents. The
Police uniform is composed of navy
blue knickerbockers. blue stockings,
white high shoes, white flannel shirt
with Police" in blue cloth across the
front. white belts, blue and white caps,
and blue bow neekties
The boys are under obligations to
President Smith. of Oahu College, for
the privilege OF using the college cam
pus today, and for that reason il is
expected that no betting will be done
on the campus. and that the spectators
will remember that they are on private
property. A big crowd is expected,
and the rooters for the two organiza-
tons have prepared their favorite calls.
Following is the Police lineup.
Samuel Leslie, catcher: 3. Joy, pitch
er; O. Akau, first base; C. F. Chilling
worth, second base: Robert Parker,
third base: n. c. Mossmann, short
stop; Lare. right field; Martin, center
field; N, Jackson, left field
Substitutes-H- Espinada, Kaeo, II.
Flint, Kanae
The Star team will be scattered about
the diamond as follows:
German, catcher; Babbitt. pitcher;
II. Wilder, first base; Moore, second
base; Bower third base; W. Wilder,
shortstop; Davis. left fed; Kiley, CEN
ter field: Marcellino, right field
Substitute-Perry.
The game will be called at D. m.
sharp. Jock" Carter and Charles Ora
ham have been selected as the umpires,
both known to be fair and impartial
men.
The Police colors are blue and white.
The Star colors and black and white
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-29
CHANGES IN THE
MYRTLE TEAM

AS the time for the Fourth of July
championship rowing races at Pear
Harbor draws near. the members of the
Healani and Myrtle boat clubs are COW
ering themselves with glory. or else
getting it put all over them by the
other fellows"
There was considerable excitement
Iamong those interested yesterday morn
| ing. All kinds of things in the way OF
! changes we're rumored, and when il
came out late in the afternoon that the
original Myrtle senior crew had beer
done away with and the original Junior
crew put in its place, an entirely new
junior crew being organized. specula-
ton among the club men as TO the out
come was rife
The junior team was advanced to the
position of the senior men after COM
ference held on Thursday evening, after
a trial race over the course. the senior
team being retired
Those who We're surprised the most
however, were the members of the
Healani club.
1t is said that the chief reason OF the
change was Captain Judd's adaptation
Of the Yale stroke in which stroke he
coached the original senior team up to
Thursday night. With this stroke the
seniors accomplished but little, and
CT oh rxf.
gushing themselves in the final event
that the stroke was not only abandon
ed, but, since the junior team showed
such marked superiority over the GEN.
Tor crew, il was advanced and the
senior team retired.
OF course the real championship has
altogether to do with the senior event,
and the Myrtles came to the conclusion
that it was better 10 plan for the great
er triumph of the two
In the race over the course on Thurs
day evening the Myrtle juniors beat
the seniors by six lengths. This per-
Torrance clearly went to show the SD
periority of the Junior team
Now the old warehouses have come
10 the rescue, and will help make up
the Junior team, while the original jul
Nor crew advances.
Captain Judd said last night There
are too many uncertainties for me TO
make a positive statement regarding
the makeup of the crews, The best
crews the club can get together will
row"
The junior team of the Myrtles. at
present, stands as follows: R. Ross.
stroke, 100; S. johnson. No. 8. 15e; Allan
Judd. No. .. 1s5; William MeLain, No
l. AS
There have been no changes made in
the Healani crews Both crews went
over the full course in good time last
night. Klebahn is coaching the seniors.'
while j. Lloyd is looking after the
juniors. Captain Atkinson says that
everything goes smoothly, and that
their chances are of the best
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-29
HOW TO AVOID TROUBLE.

Now Is the time to provide yourself
and family with a bottle OF Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. It Is almost certain to be
needed before the summer il over. and
IL procured now. may save you a trip
to town in the night, or In your busiest
season. 1t Is everywhere admitted to
be the most successful medicine IA use
for bowel complaints. both for children
and adults. No family can afford to
be without it For sale by Benson,
Smith & Co.. Ltd. wholesale agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-29
READY FOR THE
AMERICAN DERBY

: CHICAGO, June 22.-Everything is in
readiness for the running of the Am
erlcan Derby at the Washington Park
track this afternoon. While the wealth
er was somewhat foggy in the morn
ing, Forecaster Cob has promised a
pleasant afternoon
Eleven horses are announced as sure
to go to the post, with three doubtful
quantities on the side. There was live
ly betting on the race until late hour
last night at the Auditorium Annex
where Well known bookmaker made
handbook on a large scale. When he
opened up business His ETainence and
Bonnibert were equal favorites at !
to 2, but pretty soon a well dressed
stranger came up and had a confer
enee with the bookmaker- AS a result
of this confab the bookmaker took out
his book and did a little altering of
the I51ces. He marked The Parader
down to tc 2, and put Bonnfoert Il
311, and Fis Eminence at 1. It deyel-
Oped that $4,000 had been offered on
The Parader in one bunch. The book
maker took 5000. and announced that
he would try to place the rest at TO
2. BonnioeTt's friends rallied, and that
colt was marked down to TO /, His
Eminences remaining at 4. The prices
against the other sure starters this
morning are. to !, Beau Galian; to
morning are: s to 1. Beau Gallant; to
1, each Silyerdale and Lady Schorr; 10
to /, each Terminus and Robert Wad-
dell; 10 to /. SanDazara, and 80 to L.
Sadie and Six Shooter.
Whether there will be betting at the
track to which the general public can
gain access rs doubtful, but 1t Is be-
heved there will be plenty of it with
wen known bookmakers in charge, al
though nc open states win be permit
ted.
There is bound to be a great crowd.
Even Should rainstorm come up and
soak the fed, the attendance will ex-
coed Is, etg and should the skies be
fair at tbs time for starting the first
race, &c, 9ao people will probably see the
Derby Tire will be the usual great
turnout OF Ine equipages and well
dressed soesegy women, the State street
stores reporting an immense sale of
Derby dress goods during the last fort
night.
The entries. 5ockies and weights are
as follows.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-29
Protest Voted Down.

AT meeting of the Honolulu Base
ball League, held last night. the pro-
test of the Male lima Club against
the Honolulu Athletic Club on account
of a decision given in the baseball
game of June %. was voted down.
Stewart Jones was appointed second
umpire of the league for the balance
of the season The official umpires are
now Messrs Graham and Jones.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-29
Grocers Shown Up.
OFFICE OF CARROLL WHITAKER,
ATTORNEY,
Hilo Hawaii

Hilo, Hawaii. June Z, 1901
Dear Sir@In my innocence I pvr.
chased here in Hilo a jar Of your
PrN-AoNEY PICKLES
(put up by Mrs. E. G. Kidd. Richmond
Virginia.)
It brought me great trouble. and one
of three things must occur:
1. You must stop making them; or.
2. must get them at less expense; or
s. I'm a ruined man.
Since my first venture I've had many
Jars My family from early morn
cry Pickles." neighbors ring the door
bell and shout Pickles." relatives visit
me In expectation OF Pickles" Your
pickles are my Nemesis Please. dear
sirs. quote them by the keg. barrel.
hogshead, ton or saipload, and pre-
serve" me. Yours very truly.
CARROLL WHITAKER.
TO LEWIS q CO..
Honolulu, Z. q.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-29

On the night OF July 2, Bob Fitzsim-
mons win grestie Rubin at the Madison
Square Garden.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-28
WHATS MONEY 2"

Dickens, in his charming and moral
giving tale of .Dombey and Son"
sketches for the leading character of
Dombey the elder type of the modern
sordid business man, cold and
Unconditional, with mind and energy
wholly bent ON the accumulation of
large fortune, concerning the enjoy
ment of which he has not the remotest
idea. He is the head of a large house
and entirely swallowed up in it lost
to home, family, society and all
the Joys of life. When at last he is
presented with an heir, his sole
pleasure is the satisfaction felt that the
time-honored firm of Dombey and
Son will continue. As little Paul
grows, his father seeks to plant in the
boys mind the kind OF knowledge that
he deems adapted for the future
station Dombey junior is to fill. The
little fellow is early impressed with
the importance of finance and business,
and an effort is made to direct his ideas
away from less weighty matters But
the boy has a mind of his own which
early turns into philosophic channel,
and one day he comes to his grave
father with this staggerer :'Papa, what's
money!" The old gentleman, recover
ing himself, proceeds to explain that
money is guineas, shillings and pence.
"0h, yes, [ know. / don't mean
that. mean what is money after all =?
What can it doPn
''Most anything replies the father,
seeing a chance to cultivate his
fayorite theme.
"Aiost anything means everything.
doesn't it Pr pursues little Paul.
''Yes, my son."
Then why didn't money save my
motherP" (who died at his birth.) at
isn't crnel. is itPn persisted the wee
mite. "Why doesn't it make me
well and strong, if it is so good and
can do anything?n
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-28

The city of Montpelier started in to
do business on the non-partisan basis
and the plan has succeeded so wellthat
its abandonment is not tor a moment
contemplated. The mayor is elected,
not because he is Republican or a
Democrat, but because he is well fitted
for the office. and the same rule applies
to the aldermen and other city officials.
There has been less friction in the
Montpelier municipal machine than in
any other in the state, we believe. The
Democrats have had a fair chance at
representation, as citizens. not as par
tisans. This is the sensible method.
Why should any one party appropriate
all the local offices from mayor and
seleetman to pound keeper. just be.
cause it has the power? What has q
mans ideas on the tariff or imperialism
to do with LAYING out a highway OF
caring for the poor? Give us the bes'
men, and their politics should MOI
count any more than their religion.
preference.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-28
Avoid Grip.

Use Downs Elixir freely on dx
appearance of a cold. II viii prveui
grip, pneumonia and all Dangerous
bronchial or pulmonary troubles L
will cure grip in any stage. Baxter,
Mandrake Bitters are natures remedy
for expelling all grip poisons from
the blood, regulating the boWelA
strengthening the nerves and inpar'
ing vigor TO the system. All drug
gists sell and guarantee them to do :
recommended or money refunded