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FROGS IN STOMACH
Nashua, Iowa, Woman Strangely
Afflicted.
OPERATED UPON IN THIS STATE
Gaze Is Authenticated by Home Phys
teians-How Her Trouble May
Have Started. Nv
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. .
Nashua, Iowa, Feb. 10.-Mrs. N. P. Fer
gusons stomach Is veritable zoo. A
lizard and five small frogs already have
been removed from her stomach and she
has gone to Chicago for further treatment.
The facts In this case are so incredible
as to challenge belief yet there Is no ply
sician in this city who will not readily
furnish satisfactory confederation.
Last August Mrs. Ferguson went to De-
troit City, Mimi, where she underwent
an operation for her strange affection.
The animals that were removed furnished
nine-day sensation. The lizards lengt h
and size corresponded to that of other
animals Of the same species twelve years
OF age. 1t was thought at the time that
all the reptiles in the patients stomach
had been removed and that she would
speedily recover, but recent investigation
show that two frogs remain OF such great
size as to prevent removal in the usual
manner and 1t was determined to have
Mrs Ferguson go to Chicago where she
is preparing to have a surgical operation
performed.
1t is the currently accepted theory that
the reptiles reached her stomach in the
form of eggs when she drank water from
a surface we'll for several mont hs in sue
cession thirteen years ago.
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AGENTS WANTED

-
BOOK CANVASSERS WANTED IN EVERY
county; big money; new proposition; sells to
everybody; write to-day. Pontiac Pub. Co.,
Pontiac, Mich.
PROFITABLE WORK OFFERED AGENTS
Ladies' Home Journal and the Saturday Eve
ming Post. We want agents who will work
thoroughly and with business system to cover
each section with our illustrated little book
let's and other advertising matter, and to
look sharply after renewals from old sub
scribers. The pay Is first rate, and at the
end Of the season $4,000 will be given the
best workers as extra prizes for good work:
How we'll some of our agents have succeeded
is told in a little booklet we would like to
send you-portraits OF some of our best agents
with the story of how they made it pay. The
Curtis Publishing Co., philadelphia, Pc.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL OUR NEW
combination drawing and writing instrument;
used by business men and bookkeepers; con
tains II different articles: sample price SO
cents; send no stamps. P. O.. Box 1874, Ken
nedy, MINI.
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on FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

Continued.
FIRST-CLASS MAPLE Sc A CORD; TAMA-
rack, $3.50. II. @. Stone, 2S44 18th av s.
Office desks. banner sectional bookcases ]. F.
Gage & Co., Business Furniture. 9 5th at s..
SNAPS TUESDAY-GOOD SINGER SEWING
machine SO; White, IS; Domestic, $3.50; oak
White, $3.50 Elmer, no LIST av S.
81, 800 SODA FOUNTAIN, IN GOOD CONDI-
ton, cheap. Photograph furnished on appli-
cation, A. B, Hermann. 400 I'd ay S.
FOR SALE, CHEAP, SEAL CAPE, IL PEARL
handled knives, couch bed, dresser COM
mode, blue jacket. good as new. 124 3 18th.
NO. ! REMINGTON, CHEAP FOR CASH;
will ship into country. Minneapolis Station
cry company, 405 Hennepin av.
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MEDICAL
NOTICE
40


BIDS WANTED-FOR BUILDING SUB
structure of bridge across Mississippi river
at Little Falls. MINI. Notice is hereby given
that sealed bids will be received by the city
council of the city of Little Falls, Mimi, at
the office Of the city clerk, until Saturday,
Feb: Is, 1902, at 8 o'clock p. m.,. and then
piers and abutments for wagon bridge across
the Mississippi river in accordance with the
plans and specifications thereof on file In the
in the Office OF F. w. Cappelen. consulting en-
gineer, at 702 Oneida block, Minneapolis,
MINI n M certified check eek for the sum 20 Of
city of Little Falls must accompany each bid,
which sum shall be forfeited to the city OF
contract is awarded fail to enter into the con-
tract and furnish satisfactory bonds equal to
the contract price thereof within ten (10) days
of date Of award. The city of Little Falls
reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
Dated Little Falls, Mimi, Feb. Z, 1902. Fred
Cary, city clerk of the city Of Little Falls,
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TYPEWRITER BARGAINS

tSSS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES >S}StSt$tS;S><I$<>S1<<
TYPEWRITER BARGAINS.
We are headquarters for the northwest type
writer and supply trade; largest and most
complete stock of standard machines at
prices defying competition. Highest grade
carbon anG ribbons at greatly reduced pri-
ces Machines rented 81 monthly. Sole
northwestern agents, wonderful Lambert s25
typewriter. Catalogue prices and specimens
work on application; shipped anywhere for
examination.
GENERAL TYPEWRITER CO.,
311 rNic..av. Tells. M. 3193-J2; T. o.. III.
PIANOs-BARGAINs IN USED UPRlGHTs:
S. to $40 monthly; Henry F. Miller. 5000;
McPhail, $3.50; Sterling, $3.50; Haines s235;
Hall & Son. $40: two uprights, $50, 500; new
pianos for rent, $3.50 and 81 month; one
years rent allowed if purchased. Foster &
Wardo, 40 5th st S, corner Nicollet.
SECONDHAND STORE FIXTURES OF
every description, suitable for grocery stores,
hardware, dry goods butcher supplies, sa-
loon, restaurant bank and Office furniture,
Safes, barber chairs, good pianos, ss5 organs,
1000 stoves from 81 and upwards; household
goods Of all kindg. G.sel bargains. 1927
Washington. Nv
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AUCTION SALES
. . 0 Q 0 . . Q . . 0 . Q Q
COSTLY FURNISHINGS AT AUC--
TION WEDNESDAY NEXT.

, COSTLY FURNISHINGS AT AUC-r .
, TION "WEDNESDAY NEXT.
, The elegant and costly furniture. .
, rugs, carpets, pottery. bronzes. piano, Q
. etc., of large ST. Paul residence. at .
. auction Wednesday next, 18th. at 10 Q
, a. M, by order of A. w. Suttles, Esq, .
D who is going to California. Ali first .
, class modern effects, including three .
, fine Spanish mahogany dressers, three
D handsome brass beds, box springs, hair .
, mattresses, mahogany dressing table, .
D birdseye maple and iron beds, fine
, large rugs, Royal Wilton and Axmin- .
. any parlor cabinet, fine bronze jar .
, dinieres, vases, ETC.; Davenport bed,
. odd dressers. students chair and gas .
D drop light, Turkish leather couch and .
. rockers, handsome mahogany Engllsh
o writing table, fine mahogany library .
D table, Louis XIV. table in Verns Mar Q
, tin, lockwood pedestal, marble busts,
D antique plaques, handsome mantel
D clocks, bronze dinner gong, mahogany
. and oak center tables, rockers, chairs, .
. etc.; gold parlor pieces, box couch,
0 fine oak dining-rOOm furniture, Roman
. chairs, brass samoYar, music cabinet,
D Singer sewing machine, rattan rockers,
. weathered and Flemish oak pieces, .
. books, pictures, fine bric-a-brac, lady's Q
. bicycle, secretary and open book cases, q
o lady's mahogany and btrdseye maple
Q desk, fine gold mirror, sweet-toned q
0 piano, china closet draperies. kitchen
Q utensils, refrigerator, lady's saddle, q
0 china, glass; silverware, ETC., all with Q
Q out the slightest reserve.
. &c., HUBERT BOWN CO., .
Q Aucuoneers, A and As 7th st S.
Q
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NORTH DAKOTA

GRAND FORKS-William Quinnell Of Bath
gate undertook to build fire with gasolene
and was fatally burned.-A child Of George
Brown died from burns it received few days
ago. .aEs-0-. -.
FARGO-Nelson Hodges was held to the
district court under $1,000 bond the
charge of shooting s; W. D: Folger in the
leg In addition to the criminal case Folger
has started civil action for $4,000 damages.
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BuTTE-Contempt proceedings are threat
ened against Judge William Clancy OF the
district court by the attorneys OF the Boston
and Montana company because OF his alleged
contemptuous treatment of an order made
by the supreme court in one Of the numerous
Injunction suits between T. Augustus Heinze
and the company.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE

YOUNG WOMAN, FOR THOROUGH PREP
aration for office work or business, go to the
Archibald college, Lake st. corner Stevens.
NEW METHOD OF EXTRACTING TEETH.
GOOD POSITIONS AND COOP SALARIES
are obtained by graduates Of the Minnesota
School OF Business. "a Sd st s.
LADIES IN DOUBT PLEASE CALL OR
write DR.. BLY,, II 4th st 8. New book. 25c.
WANTED-LADY COMPETENT TO KEEP
pher and typewriter and willing to assist in
q general store; one that speaks Swedish pre-
ferred;, reply, stating experience, references ace
Hallock, MINI. .-.-.--
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED PASTRY
cook; hrst-class country hotel; good wages to
right party. Address 1899, Journal.
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR. GENERAL
housework. 1920 Linden av, two blocks north
of Hennepin, above 18th st.
WANTED-A COOK, AT 1414 STEVENS Az.
WANTEDDCOMPETENT GIRL; MUST BE
good plain cook; will pay good wages to good
girl; small family $40 Irving av N.
WANTED-sEWING GIRLS AND ALSO Elk
machines; steady work and good pay. APP
ply at Sterling Mfg. Co., corner Sd st and
wANTED-GooD DOMESTIC AT 327 HEN
nepin av. Good wages Call this evening:
: esafe., Cali For booklet. The Savings
Q Q Bank of Minneapolis. Adam Hannah,
treasurer, Bank of Commerce building.
WANTED YOUNG MEN AND LADIES TO
sell The Journal cartoon and year book. Ap-
ply Journal subscription counter.
WANTED-NEAT, COMPETENT GIRL FOR
general housework; two in family: no chill
dren. Flat 6. 1917 Stevens ay.
WANTED-GIRL FOR HOMEWORK; Ell
preferred good pay. A. D. Nelson. 1925
Clinton aV.
THREE DINING-ROOM GIRLS WANTED
at the Holmes Hotel, Sth st and Hennepin:
ST. JAMES HOTEL-WANTED, A FIRST
class dining-room girl.
WANTED-YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH
housework Call 2S15 Fremont av 9.
| WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; small family; good wages. 1882 Port
land OF 9Th av 8. >H~ --
WANTED-WOMAN TO WORK IN REsTAU-
rant kitchen Ais Nicollet av.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work: no cooking, 1896 Harriet av:
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON POWER
| machines to make silk waists; good pay
| steady work. D. Cohen Co., 619 LIST ay 5,
| third floor. 49,.
DON'T BELIEVE THERE'S ANYTHING
lust as good as Satin-Skin Cream; only
WANTED-GIRL TO Do CHAMBER WORK
at 10 Washington av s, second floor
WANTND-INTELL1GE YOUNG LADY
to travel with gentleman and sell specialties
experience not essential Salary, paid; give
| particulars. Address 5000, Journal.
WANTED-GOOD MARKER AND sORTER;
also hand shirt ironer, at Custom laundry.
l12 9Th st S.
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The Journals 1902 Almanac and Year
Book contains much valuable information.
You can.tsafford to be without 1t. POST
paid to any address upon receipt Of price.
20 cents
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WISCONSIN,

CHIPPEWA FALLS-Corine Goulet, Lau-
Tette Murphy and Eugenia La Plante, little
girls who were in a sleighing party, received
injuries in a runaway. .-.',
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APPLETON--At meeting Of paper manu-
facturers who have not yet granted the short
hour concessions, preliminary steps were
taken to effect an organization which vii
present a united front against the paper
makers.
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DYEING AND CLEANING

lG DYEING AND CLEANING
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS - PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners; out-of-town
orders solicited; prices moderate. 420 Nicol-
let. Telephone 1876.
THE MINNEAPOLIS DYE WORKS,
A. HORNUNG, PROP. FRENCH DRY
CLEANING. OLDEST, LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
MENT IN THE NV. OFFICE, 242 MIC.
TEL. $40; AND 522 MIC, TEL. S1S6-J2.
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OH the 18th of James McNenny of this city
and Miss Kate c. Halbert of Lead City are
out.
DEADWOOD-Word has been received Of
tho death Of Daniel OConnel in mine acct
dent at Telluride, Col. He served in the
DeadWood city council at one time.
WAGNER-Joseph Miller, driver Of stage
which carries the mail between Wagner and
Greenwood, was perhaps fatally Injured by
the accidental discharge OF revolver.
ARTESIAN-The Comm onwealth, a weekly
newspaper which recently made its appear
ance with Melvin Clark as editor and pub
Usher has been sold to Willis Clark.
ARMOUR-state Railroad Commissioner T.
lie Coco Jr and X. G. Foster have gone to
Charleston, S. c., to attend national meet
ing Of the railroad commissioners, after which
they will go to Cuba and Porto Rico.
SIOUX FALLS-A dispute to the owner
shin OF a cat has reached the state circuit
court. Ole c. F'nstad and wife claim to have
loaned the cat to Mrs. Lewis, who afterwards
declined to return the animal 1t Is alleged
RAPID C1TY-The South Dakota state
school Of mines Is finally in position to per-
form credtably the work originally intended
for it, A new building has just been COM
appointed buildings.
LEAD-The death of W. H. Mckinney of
consumption occurred after long Illness
The new building completed by the Hearst
Mercantile company, to be used in connection
with the Lead store, was formally dedicated
by a reception and ball.
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EXAMINATION FREE.
THAT BALD SPOT
will be covered with hair If O.. X. Chance
~ and permanently relieved and cured. Send
stamp for particulars, or SOC for trial course.
o. X. Chance, $50 Syndicate Arcade.
3. NAGEL G CO., FLORIsTs-FLOWERs
for funerals, wedding s and parties specially.
Orders by telegraph filled on short notice.
812. Micollet av.
MARRY-sEND &c FOR A BIG DEsCRIP-
tive list of many rich and handsome ladies
and gentlemen GENT no!.a who want to marry. Address
DANCING GLASSES :. MONDAY AND
Thursday; children. Saturday at 3; buck wing
saa Rrivat IS 4th by appointment
write DR.. BLY,, u 4ta st s. New book. 25c.
$50 AND SIS ovERCoATs AT $40. j.
The Misft, 241 Nicollet av
FOR IS YEARS A PRACTICAL .PREsCRIP-
ton druggist; I use only the best Of drugs.
and quote reasonable prices. Miss Wanous.
52lh Nicollet av, upstairs. Mail orders So
PRACTICAL LESSONS GIVEN. IN MILF
merry Call or send for circular. 32s Cen
trail av, room F. ."
Sc DOWN, BALANCE 81 WEEKLY, BUYS A
handsome Elgin or Waltham watch. eve
trust honest people,. La Sale Watch Co..
919 Guaranty Loan.
WILHELM1NA BERG. HAIRDREssER AND
manicurist, IA 10th st S. Outside calls prompt
ly attended. Tel. Main 2739 L3.
CORNS extracted, Csc; inverted nails and
bunions treated DR.. Collier 405 Nicollet av.
SENSIBLE YOUNG LADY HAS SEQ, 600 IN
property. sls5 monthly income: is sincere in
home happy. Address 1869, Journal.
EYES EXAMINED FREE; glasse1 adjusted
properly by graduate optician. Abeles. 243 Mic.
SWITCHES FOR LESS THAN HALF PRICE
switches worth 81 for 99c; switches worth S.
$2.49; switches. $3.50. 1914; switches, $40, fol
$4.s9; wigs and toupees to order. Brahl's
| Hair Bazaar, 400 Nicollet. second floor.
| BEST FOR YOU BECAUSE BEST MADE
| Satin Skin Cream and Powder. 25c.
MISS WANOUs, THE DRUGGIST, 521k NC:
| ollet av, upstairs. will sell you pure drugs
! and fill your prescriptions carefully and salts
factorily. Mail orders solicited.
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WATERLO O-Fred w. Stephenson who
shot and instantly Killed Deputy Sheriff Will
liam Cooper, after attempting to shoot Mrs.
Stephenson, was induced to surrender on the
strength of the statement that if he did not
put himself in the hands of the officers he
would be lynched.
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PALMYRA-Robert Thulke and Thomas
Wills, two OF the boys of the robbers roost'
notoriety, who, with their companion, Clar-
ence Reider, were released on examination,
missing.
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% HORSES, CARRIAGES-SALE

SO HORSES, cARR1AGEs-sALE
w1DMAYER Z PRENDERGAsT. IA . Sd ST
robes blankets, etc., bought. sold. Largest
line in city constantly on hand. Telephone.
Main 2702 J3.
HORSES FOR SALE CHEAP-FRoM 80 TO
so head, mares and geldings, weights 1900 to
1900. Just received from Iowa and Mime
sofa. Bargains to cash buyers. Dan Egan.
Iowa Sale Barn. -
GRAND HORSE AUCTION SALE.
Barrett & Zimmerman will hold their hrst
grand horse auction. sale Of the season at
their Midway Horse Market St. Paul, Mimi,
Wednesday. Feb, IL, 1902, and every succeed
viii have for the first sale from 1000 to
coach horses, roadsters and mules, which
will be sold to the highest bidder without re-
serve aud regardless Of value Remember the
date and do not miss this opportunity to buy
your kind at your own price.
FROM so TO $50 HEAD OF FARM MARES
and drafters constantly on hand; consign-
ments received Tuesdays. THURSDAY and Sat
urdays, at Nolan's Sale Stable. 20 I'd st N.
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE, BAY HORSE, 8
sell for Sioo: CAN Union city Mission:
HAVE YOUR WAGON, BUGGY, CARRIAGE
or automobile repaired, painted or vanished
by the Downham Carriage Co., 216 9Th st s.
AUCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION.
Thomas Bloom will have his fifth grand
auction sale Of horses, wagons and harness
In the sale will be 200 head of frst-class farm
horses and mares. from LOO to 1900; several
| gent lemens drivers, saddle horses and fancy
carriage teams: Everything will be sold to
the highest bidder. No reserve, as most Of
the horses are on consignment. Carload
buyers and shippers, take notice. Wait for
Blooms sale, Thursday, Feb. Is, 10 o'clock
a. m. Terms, cash. 21S I'd ay N.
FOR sALE-MIKE MAYER SPEEDING
cutter, jump seat sleigh and cart and run
ners; come and make offer. 3112 Portland av.
$10O TAKES SPEEDY PAGER, TOP BUGGY
and cutter; this is snap; call after eve
nings. 1901 Grand ay.
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OSAKIS-The Douglas County Medical as
ISOLATION and the Osakis doctors banQueted
the visiting members at the Lake House.
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IOWA.

SIOUX CITY-Jeremiah Harrington, we'll
known farmer. was almost instantly killed
by the accidental discharge of gun.
DIES MOINES-Distrct Judge Holmes has
directed the issuance of a writ of mandamus
to compel the state board Of medical examin-
ers to issue certificates to graduates OF the
s. s.. Still college of osteopathy in Des Moines
in accordance with the provisions OF the stat
uteS. fs-t. ~ t.5s : t't
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FINE FURs.

FINE FURS.
THE BARGAIN OF THE SEASON.
Having bought the entire bankrupt
stock OF E. c.. CLAM, SIG Nicollet,
REINER, THE FURRIER, is prepared j.
to dispose of an assortment of scarfs,.
collarettes, storm collars, muffs, etc.,
at prices seldom heard Of. This bank
rupt stock includes, also, fine selected
skins, natural otter, Persian lamb,
krimmer and astrakahn, from which
may be made to measure ladies' jack
cts (otter and lamb for 500; krimmer
this month in gentlemen's lightweight,
Z fur-lined coats. Call and see this as
sortment at Is 9th st S.
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MINNESOTA

NEW PAYNESVILLE-Cha w. Henke
at one time editor OF the Press, has purchased
the Dassel Anchor.
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, acknowledgements Colonel Ray, who
was recently transferred from the Eighth in
fantry to the Seventh has received orders to
proceed at once to San Francisco, from where
he will sail Feb. 10 for Manila to take COM
mand of his regiment, which is now in the
Island of Samar
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ROCHESTER-James F. Price, one of the
best-known pioneer farmers of Olmsted
county, died Of pneumonia at his home near
Eyota.
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MONTANA

.HELENA-Captain Pitcher, u. S. A., re-
ports the discovery of new geyser in yell
ioWstone park. The eruDtions occur every
Two hours and continue for ten minutes
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PERSONAL

a. PERSONAL -.
DR. BERTHA SHEPARD, SPECIALIST.
Diseases of women. Office, 407 Nicollet. Tel
ephone M $50. Office hours, II a. m. to 5
p. m. Consultation free.
FEMALE DISEASES. CURED.
Irregular and suppressed menstruation cured
quickly; 40 years. experience; good home for
patients. DR.. Wheeler, Globe bid, Minneapolis.
EXAMINATION FREE.
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These WANTS will supply your WANTS and everybody ess WANTS. &4 .@
HELP WANTED MALE

~
Continued.
WANTED-CARRIAGE PAINTERS AT 49,
115 9Th st Sc.
WANTED-OFFICE BOY: GIVE ADDRESS,
age and references in own handwriting. 3043,
Journal.
WANTED, TEAMS WITH sLEDs TO HAUL
Ice cents cake, four-turn road; call at
. . On sums of 500 or multiples thereof we
ooopay per cent interest. Call for book
- Olet. Adam Hannah, treasurer Bank OF
Commerce building.
ST JAMES HOTEL-WANTED, A NIGHT
fireman; must understand steam plant.
wanted, capable of repairing furniture or
working ON new work. Apply to J.. e. kel-
logg, secretary New England Furniture and
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED sTENoGRA-
pher; state amount of experience; give refer
ence and state salary expected Address the
jackson Rowland Land Co., Detroit, Mimi.
WANTED-AT ONCE, COLORED PERFORM
ers in all branches of show biz: also pianist
and musicians for band. white or black, Ia
dies or gents; state color in first letter. J. H.
Anthony, Elbow Lake. MINI.
WANTED BOOKBINDER; MUST BE RUL-
er and hnisher; good wages and steady Job to
sober, reliable man. Address Herald, Grand
Forks, N. d. 7
WANT FIRST-CLAsS EDGEMAN IN SAW
mill for Montana. Inquire st. James Hotel.
COLLYBR's STEAM LAUNDRY, 249 9Th AV
8; shirts, Sc: collars and cuffs, 112c; under
wear, &c. Telephone 3454-L1.
YOUNG MAN TO WORK IN SHOP WHO is
capable of repairing bicycle; out Of town;
Scandinavian preferred Call at 52S Sd av s.
TO TEST VALUE OF ADVERTISING IN
these columns, the Cation Business College, 614
Hennepin av, during all this month, will
F.! issue scholarships free to any one bringing
this advertisement. Day and evening. School
| books free, also.
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CLAIRVOYANTS
LADIES' TAILORING

A COMFORTABLE WALKING SKIRT WILL
be necessity for the next three months. G..
c. HUTCHINSON is showing so styles Of
heavy and medium-weight imported and do
mestc suitings, which he is now closing out
at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Former
$12 skirts for $3.50: $13 so skirts for $40; SIG 80
skirts fOf $12 English Newmarkets, Derby
listers, Automobile and swell, long coats, $25
and $50. 81 Sth st S. Tel, Main 2773 L3.
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NOTICE-CLOSING SALE ENTIRE STOCK:
pictures at deep cut prices; large discount on
framing pictures, oil paintings, regilding, re-
framing, cleaning pictures. Zesbaugh, II 9th
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT GAMES F.
Williamson and Frank D. MerchanD, patent
attorneys and solicitors; main Office, No. 929-
935 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis.
Mimi; branch Office, room 81. McGill build
Ing WASHINGTON. D. C.
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SOUTH DAKOTA

STURGIS-Cards announcing the wedding
Oh the 18th of James McNenny of this city
and Miss Kate C. Halbert of Lead City are
out.
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BUSINESS CARDS

Get Our Estimates on printing your business
stationery. First-class work: up-to-date
methods. Hall-Black Co., Printers, S29 HEM.
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WATERVILLE-The Samaritan Home,
owned by Dr. E. P. Case, caught fire from a
defective chimney, and burned, together with
most Of its contents The inmates narrowly
escaped. Loss about $4,000, partly covered
by Insurance.