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The Seattle Republican., 1902-07-04

E. Humphries for supreme judge, ow.
ing to the fact that Mr. Humphries
did not ask it do so, nevertheless it is
plain to be seen that a majority of
the delegates selected to the next con-
vention are favorable to his candidacy.
and Mr.. >Humphries will succeed in be-
ing nominated without opposition.
Notwithstanding the fact that Judge
Hadley is already supreme judge, and
it is understood he will be backed
by the state administration for the
nomination, stifl the disposition
throughout the state will be to give
King County both the congressional
nomination as we'll as the nomination
for supreme judge. The Pie-maker
fully believes that Eastern Washing
ton, regardless of the factions, will
be unit on this proposition, and if
Mr.. Humphries can get any kind of in
dorsement from the King County dele
gates and a little side support from
the Southeast, he is almost certain of
the nomination.
By referring to the files of The Sc
attic Republican prior to the late
county convention you will be con-
vinced that as political predictor it is
quite a success. The Pie-maker pre-
dicted that r. B. AIbertson would not
have cOrpOrals guard of the dele
gates to the county convention, and
he did not; yea, his name was with
drawn from the contest before half OF
the country districts had been given
an opportunity to vote. The Pie
maker also predicted the nomination
OF John Wooding for sheriff practically
without opposition, and such proved
to be true. 1t further predicted the
nomination of all of the successful
nominees, and only failed to properly
name a few of the nominees to the
legislature in the different districts.
The legislative ticket, which ap
peared in full in the Post-IntelligenceI
last Sunday morning, is an exception
ally strong one, and one that will be
unanimously elected next November
While it has been reported that Gov
ernOr McGraw would make a fight
| against the election of George y
Piper, yet it is also safe to say tha
before the voting times. comeSAarounC
the governor will have sufficiently
cooled off, and will either be neutra
or will vote the Republican ticket al
he has always done In no other dis
trict is there any dissatisfaction
hence it can be said, without fear O
successful contradiction, that the er
tire legislative ticket will be elected
and what has been said in thi
connection can be likewist al
piled to the county ticket, which is a
strong one, from a political stand
point, as has ever before been name
in King County. Occasionally on
hears that Cudihee, the present Demo
cratic sheriff, will defeat Wooding, th
Republican nominee for sheriff, bu
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The Pie-maker predicted last week
that P. L. Allen would be nominated
as one of the representatives from the
42nd legislative district, but Mr. Allen
was not nominated, and he can give
the speech which he made at the
Young Mems Republican Club ban
quet last winter credit for him not
receiving that nomination. 1t will be
remembered that the young men be-
longing to that club extended the
olive branch to all factions of Repub-
licans to attend their first banquet,
and the POSTMASTER of the evening
announced at the very outset that no
factional Republicanism would be toll
Grated therein and that all were
heartily welcome at that banquet
table; but among the speakers of the
evening was P. L. Allen, and he hav-
ing seen that number Of Republicans
were there to whom he had taken per
sonal exceptions in the past, he took
advantage of the opportunity to pub
licly score the management of The
Post-IntelIigencer and The Seattle Re
publican, and that, too, while leading
representatives Of both of the papers
sat within arms reach of him. The
friends of the Post-Intelligencer did
not propose that such an uncalled-fol
attack as that should go unrebuked
and when Mr.. Allen announced his
candidacy for representative from
that district the friends of the P.-I
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Though the last county convention
did not indorse the candidacy of John
The Seattle Republican., 1902-07-04
Report of the County Convention.

The Thirtyfrs Represe
T.
representatives and has instructed
U. until he
to
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Continued on page 4.
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5. H. Piles, Chairman.
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H. R. Cayton, Secretary
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The convention selected the following delegates and atenate
attend the state convention Tacoma September 10th
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MISCELLANEOUS

WE BUY diamonds or trade Cor new; we pay
cash for old gold or mako into new jewelry.
Jacobs Jewelry Co., Al Washington ay S.
CASH PAID for all kinds of household goods
Don't sell before getting. estimates from the
Town Market. 25-27 5th st S.. Tel. 1893
CARLOADS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS MADE
up for Pacific coast points, making big
saving in freight; 3 parties moving to the coast
should net fail to consult us. The Boyd
Transfer and Storage Co.. 46 s Sd st.
TOPRRICEs PAID for 5nrst-class, .second-
hand household goods OF all kinds The
Branch. corner of I'd ay and Washington.
WANTED-A ROLLER, SUITABLE FOR
rolling turf on tennis court. Address, stat
ing lowest cash price and location. fs, jour
nal = ls....s ..s:..z
WANTED-A- GOOD. TENT. STATE SIZE
and price. . 5s7, journal. 81
DIRT WANTED. INQUIRE AT KUN OIL
Co, .Nicollet. island. y l,r- - T.
WANTED-BIDs, EITHER DAY. WORK OR
contract, for the laying of several thousand
perch stone masonry work. Apply on ground
to I: l.. Penney 18th av NE and Central avs
BOOKS IN SMALL QUANTITIES, or whole
libraries purchased for cash. Cos. 1st av s.
CASH FOR PAPER BOOKS, schoolbooks and
libraries. at <Ad, IRIS. 20 Washington av S.
WE PAY CAsHi,F FOR OLD GOLD.AND1 Sill
yer. Rentz Bros, 305 Nicollet, second. floor.
WANT 10 BUY A .sECoND-HA PIANO;
good tone; give make. condition and lowest
cash price. Address 100. Journal
JOHN 7. BELL, e
1923 Hennepin av, Siddall's store 1000, cor
ner Plymouth and Sd st NJ 25x165; s., 900 each
lots on Colfax and Dupont avs. between Goth
and 9th SITS, 80
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AGENTS HEADQUARTERS FOR BUTTONS
and special street fair novelties: SEND :Ior
prices; buttons, assorted stock designs, oOo
IS; 1000; $3.50 St Louis Sutton ~ Co. 81
A BIG SURPRIsE-NOTH1NG LIKE IT ON
earth. Rand McNally World Pocket Atlas:
Just out; 464 pages; 80 accurate coiored maps !;
2S pages tx
and agents terms postpaid, csc. Rand, Nc
Nally & Co., Chicago Ill: - 80. - : - -
AGENTS, EITHER SEX, SO TO IS 4 DAY;
H Sg %Sne XtF ce So a
Mo. -. s.. -...,,-
AGENTS WHO WISH TO HANDLE GOOD
reliable articles, and who do not care for
cheap goods, viii find our Modern n aaa:
as easy to sell as any article they ever saws
it is applied to faucets in waterWorks towns
and uses cotton fiber altering material H. 49,. a
ten minutes run of water through IL SHOWS
a larger deposit Of sediment on the ;cotton
than that from any other hlter.- IAls ma
teriaI is the best. for the purpose yet found
one gross of filing free with each inter
ogr prices aGX ag Shs es
cluded; reserved territory. Agents, turnlsheo
with circulars with their name and address
on. Modern Filter Co., 243-D3, Franklin ST.
Boston, Mass: $500 - ia. LIZ :. :. :.
wANTED-AGENTs TO sELL.:ouR RENE #
extent of $1,000; Gail or address Rea Bros
&. CO., Minneapolis, Mimi, 32s Boston block
wANTBD-sPECIAL. REPRESENTATIVES
guaranteed money making proposition; NJ
capital required; permanent position; al youl
time not necessary. Royal Investment Co.
Los Angeles, Cal. &..:-:@
READ BRAHAM's + STRAIGHTFORWARD
offer in Agents: column and write: to them
AGFNTs-W -FOUR NEW PATENTS
| that are selling like wiIdtire: and guarantee
you $25 per day clear profit; your offers viii
ha s1Jpl1 hat M
| them; you need no capital; we guarantee II
send you complete samples free the. day w
| receive your letter; we want local and gen
eral agents and men, Of ability To then +
we offer the opportunity of a lifetime. Writ
| at once and secure outfit and territory Aut'
Braham Co., SIG, Cincinnati, Ohio. - =
AGENTS -WANTED-ALL WHO HAVE 5
to start on the road to wealth and fame, AM
| none others need write; send postal for full
particulars to: Theo: Noel. Chicago, Ill. =
WE Will PAY ANY HONEST: MAN IS
| per month and all travelling expenses to TAX
| orders for the greatest portrait concern i
the United States; your salary will be guaran
| teed and position permanen address tn
Worlds Art Exchange, Dept. 26o, Chicago, I'll
LIVE, AGENTS CAN AVERAGE, FROM: 5
to $50 per- day selling imitation onyx sod
catalogue Fountain Department. Acorn Bras
Works, Chicago. - ~ = =. :, - = =
WANTED. AGENTS: BIG MONEY MAKER
new article; sells on sight Write to-day TO
free sample M. ". Smith,, 12o2]h 7th; ay
AGENTs-s1s5 MONTHLY GUARANTEE
one person in each neighborhood: work i
!, hard but s125 is sure: right person will be in
sured years work. Forshee Mfg. Co.: B. II
Cincinnati, Ohio. =: s.,t..
20 PER CENT COMMISSION, SELL THREE
shares stock United States Land Co.. 431 An
l drus building for ST. Every one buying stoc
| land companies now. a. -: !
AGENTS TO SELL SHEET MUSIC; STU
salary paid weekly; references required. III.
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MINES AND MINING

SIX EAGLES IS THE BIGGEST MINING
proposition in America Mines are better
than the United Verde, from which Senator
Clark is taking $12, 100000 annually Write
for information We can convince you. SIX
Eagles Mining company, Loan and Trust
building. 80
WANTED-To BUY FROM 500 70 5000
shares of Oil Stock. pool receipts accepted in
the Texas Standard, Saratoga, Diamond
Crude, Texas Fuel. Omaha-Texas, Texas Gey-
ser, Sun Oil and Refining Co., or the Texas
Petroleum Co. Address for one week, ia
St Peter st, St. Paul
CHARTER MEMBER PRICE lie; SUBSCRIBE
now: company forming -to~ develop valuable
oil lands; postal card brings particulars.
c, L. Bauman, Andrus building. Minneapolis
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WANT ADS ON PAGES II, Is, 10
HELP WANTED-MALE

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Continued.
YOUNG MAN sTENoGRAPHER FOR LUM-
Der concern. Must have had one years ex77
perence. Give age, references and where
last employed. Address 72S, journal -
WANTED = AN ALL-ARoUNlD BLACK
smith; must be first-ciass horseshoer. Apply
1O6-l08 Washington av N.
SALESMAN-FOK THE TRADE; COMMITS
sion. Address Sl2. Journal.
WANTBD-THE MILWAUKEE FOUNDRY
mems Association Will paw at least So. IS per
day, with bonus OF 81 per day added, for a
ploYment guaranteed. Address Lock BOX SOY,
Milwaukee, Wis. 80
WANTED-NON-UNTO INSIDE ELECTRIC
wiremcn: Address, Box liz, Detroit. Mich.'
stating experience, references aud wages. !.
:WANTED-MAN11T ITO DO ,FILL1NG 0pIRT)
in exchange for tailoring: Hanson Blom-
quist, 1927 Washington av S., Minneapolis.
wANTED-GooDs BooKMEN TO CANVASS.
First floor Journal Office j. w. r. Winter .
S25 WEEKLY STRAIGHT SALARY TO MEN
food. Australian Poultry Food Co., Dept. p
70s Washington av N, Minneapolis, MINI. :.
BOY wANTED-15 OR Is YEARS OLD
with wheel Woman's Baking Co., 1920 50 av
ENGINEER WHO CAN HANDLE. LEDGER
wood hoist engine. 5----.-. &c. =. -,
for grade niseng gang York
pass. Ship Sunday. National Employment
Company ~ =. - :
WANTED-TWO- GOOD PAINTERS, NON.
union men, Call 1888 Grand av...:
WANTED-GOOD HUsTLING, LIVE SALES
man, who knows how to sell goods to mills
and factories: must he a high grade man O.
ability; have an elegant position Tor rign n
party. Address NJ; NJ; Herschel and Soutf
SITS, Cleveland. Ohio. j. -. - -
CIVIL SERVICE GOVERNMENT POSITIONS
1872 appointments made between July.
1901. and April Is, 1902 only common schoo
education REQUIRED for exampatlonr caea1ogd'
ence College. Washington, d. c. -
WANTED-COACHMAN = na5 5th ST Sc.
CUSTOM COATMAKERs .WANTED-TAF
loring department. third floor. The Palace
ClothiD-. House. = - : - -.
WANIED-BOO IN; A"WHOLE
sale and manufacturing establishment Al
dress $40, Journal, giving age. experience AM
references. e ... :. 80. -. -.
The BEST MADE AND PERFECT FIT
ting clothes by Bentson Tailoring Co., 81
Nicollet. SO sr.i.--. =: 49,. -
WANTED-FOUR- FTRsT-CLASs CARPEN
tiers mon -union). 500 1st av S, or 1916 Harrle
av, Sunda=' afternoon. :. - :-.--s y
WANTED-TWO- CABTNETMAKBRs :: on
piece work; very simple work and steauy JOB
also man to rub and polish bookcases M: =
Burr, Power building, Nicollet island: = =
WANTFD-ALL-ROUND, ELEVATOR MAN
for passenger. and freight work; one INA. pa J
| familiar with electric elevators II. H. vi as
| 41o eth ay S. -. :
WANTED - CYLINDER PRESSFEEDElk
| Monday morning University Press, Slo 14tl
! ay Sc. ...,:
YOUNG MAN-TO GO TO ARCHIBALD
| College, Lake st, corner Stevens, TOT SNORT
/ hand and business branches. ~ Positions SO
cured all graduates: - :
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one-half the usual rates. Monthly Install
ment Loan Co., SIS Guaranty Loan. - b.
MONEY TO LOAN,
ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSES
WAGONS. ETC, ON SHORT NOTICE. AT
CHEAPEST RATES IN THE CITY. EASY
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
STRICTEsT PRIVACY GUARANTEED
CALL ON THE OLD HOME COMPANY;
ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS. MN
NESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, 800
BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING. COR
NER OF 1st AV S AND 4th ST.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, Pr
AMOS, HORSES, WAGONS, ETC, on thu
same day as application, the goods to remain
in your -undisturbed possession. -
WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF LOANS
FROM SO TO S100 -. = =. =.
We also make LOANS to sALARIED PEG
PIE with responsible firms on their plain
note without mortgage, indorser or publicity.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED THAT OUR
PLAN IS THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN
THE CITY. :
PRIVATE INTERVIEWING ROOMS. -
Minneapolis Loan Co., -
60i-2 Globe Building,
20-22 4th st S.
Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
WILLIAMS AIS GUARANTY BUILDING,
loans en- furniture, pianos or any security:
large loans a speciality. Terms to suit Dor
rover. Lowest rates. s
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COntiuu ed.

Continued.
THE SWEETEST LINE OF WOOLENS AT
Bentson Tailoring Co., 313 Nicollet av.
FOR SALE-ELECTRIC LIGHTING GEN
orators, two four-pole, 50 kilowatt, ITO volt
lighting generators: frst-class condition
these machines may be inspected at the plant
of the Electric Machinery Co., 14th ay and
Tyler st NE, Minneapolis.
FOR sALE-A GOOD ACORN COOK STOVE,
No. 8, with reservoir and warming oven. In
Quire at 1102 e 24tt st.
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ACCOUNTANTS

WANTED-SET OF BOOKS TO WRITE UP
during odd hours; expert work on accounts.
preparing accounts in legal cases a speciality
w G. Hayden: 1910 10th av S: x -. =.
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HELP WANTBD- ,FEMALE

yS-~~T<ST-~S@~>7 ~N-~~~~~r>~~~>~
- 800, COntinn9 d.
WRITER'S EYERYWIIE RE--CoPY LET
ters home so per 1905 10, canyassing; send
addressed zervelop forstt 5py,sand particulars.
Ark. 81 ~. - s1ss sll ,i
WAN Ted 5FoR COOK IAND 5GENER-
al work; no tr%ashingf Norwegian preferred;
wages -. Call !ntorY ngs, 9D1 Chicago av.
at Minnetonka bes e.: best WAGES Apply
Harvard SChambsfrS, nat ]. second floor ,
GIRL gu Z For g GEEy1RAL HoUsEWoRK. 1913
WANTEp--AF ONCE, GOOD NURSE Girl.
TO AXE care. off child I months old also girl
i for general no HseWork Flat g es3i 2 Frank
WANfED--At YOUNG OR MIDDLE AGED
woman for, fneral ahousework 70 80 to a town
IN Soutn pe kota; good wages, good home aud
permanent Elaee, Address s3l Journal.
A COMP tTENT Girl FOR GENERAL
homework IN small family, at sll2 Hennepin.
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STOVE REPAIRS

REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT
Western Stove Repair Co, aa12 Hennepip ava
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WANTED-BY DRUGGIST AND JEWELER,
young man with some experience in drugs,
Scandinavian preferred Give age, expert
ence, lowest salary by month, with board, for
q year, references, ETC. Address A. H. Os-
horn Elandreau S. d.
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BUSINESS CHANCES


municipalities TO BUILD A, FIRST
class hotel in frsJ-class town; good induce
ments. John E. Villa, village recorder, West
brook, Mimi. -
MILLINERY, NOTIONS AND STORE FIX
lures; good, clean stock for sale. Will bear
closest inspection Will trade for small cot oe
Alexandra, S. D. .:E
HOTEL-LEASE AND FURNITURE OF 60
rooms; only hotel, new; $500 month net profit
Only first-class hotel man can get this;
$4,000 cash handles it. 11s Kasota block.
FOR SALE, A CENTRALLY LOCATED RES
taurant paying we'll, near West Hotel; owner
has other business to look after; will pay
investigation. A4. Journal.
JUDIClOUS, SYSTEMATIC SPECULATION
1000 blu cents; send for free book, Faces and
Figures, explaining option trading. The Os-
born Grain Co, S13 Phoenix building, Mime
apolis, members Chamber of Commerce.
BARBER SHOP FOR SALE IN GOOD COUN-
try town; only shop and plenty CT work at 15c
per shave. For particulars address $40, Jour
nal - r..-
A FIRsT-CLAsS- BUSINESS SUIT MADE TO
order for S25. -Turnquist, tailor, 616 LIST av S..
GRAIN ELEVATORS BOUGHT AND SOLD;
the Exchange Bureau, 1923 Guaranty bldg.
OPPORTUNITY FOR THE RIGHT MAN
For sale, onethird interest in an up to-date,
1o0-barrel, Plansifter roller mill, with man
agement. Must sell on account of sickness.
Best wheat country. 449, Journal.
FOR sALE-NEW STOCK AND FIXTURES,
groceries and meats. Death in family. $50
per day cash trade. Must sell at once Cen
trail av. Address 424, Journal.
MEAT MARKET FOR SALE OR RENT
Close to the city. Inquire AL Washington
az S for particulars.
FOR SALE OR RENT-BoARDING HOUSE
and saloon: a nice location and easy terms.
7lS Sd av NE.
HAVE GOOD OPENING FOR JOB PRINTER
with $500; give age and references; Mime
sofa city. Address 5s2, journal
HOTELS ,WANTED-WE HAVE SOLD 2C
first-class hotels in past five months. Have
customers ready to buy at once. Want moth
ing but money making propositions. Write
US and be explicit in first letter. 11S Kasota
building.
RESTAURANT, BAKERY AND. CONFEC-
tlonery, in town of 5000; good reason for sell
ing; stock and fixtures invoice about $3.50
Address BIS, Journal.
RAKERs-Get prices on ovens from Middleby
Oven Mfg. Co., 60 W Van Buren, st, Chicago
NEW HoIINTRIES
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BARGAINS IN. IRON BEDS. SPRINGS AND
mattresses and all kinds Of furniture cover
inss; hair and mess mattresses renovated.
s1.50.4 G. A. Gustafson, SOB Mic, Both phones.
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LOANS AND CHATTELS

>~~N~~S~~~>~~>>>>~-
RICE LOANS on all kinds OF personal prop
erty: charges reasonable. sos Globe bldg.
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
furs in storage and warehouse receipts. at
one-half the usual rates. Monthly Install
ment Loan Co., S25 Guaranty Loan. -
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CYLINDER PRESS FEEDER WANTED I'M
mediately. Apply to foreman pressroom, Pho
neer Press manufacturing department, Sd and
Minnecnta st 81 PaMl
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$40 WEEKLY EASILY EARNED (POSITION
permanently distributing circulars, SAMPLES,
lacking signs; send &c for particulars Com
mercial Advertising Association, Philadelphia,
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z. Make F0SMlSTAKE.:4E =
! II our advertising does not convince you.
anteed TO please.-ana benefit you and do. III
that is claimed for them; 81 80 to- S. 50 GER
tainly protects you from badness; two weeks
trial by mail Csc. Q. x: Chance, scalp sne-
caalst, $50 Syndicate Arcade. Snampooing at
112 E Grant st - $50 - 80 2 =
DANCING CLASSES MONDAY EVENING,
with social following; buck wing and private
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS HEADQUARTERS FOR BUTTONS
and special street fair novelties: send for .
prices; buttons. assorted stock designs. $50,
IS; 1000, $3.50. st. Louis Button. Co. ST.
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Baxter's suite, -6l4 Is Temple Ct. TEL. 2724 j..
EARLE, GRADUATE MAssEUsE, MANI
cure and chiropodist,- from Washington, D.
G.. go I'd az S, third foor: u.
>, MINNEAP0LIs. HEALTH. PARLQRs.
52s and 52s Nieollet hay. third floor, corner
9Th st, suite 49,: Electric, ma USAGE and mental
treatment given. = : Z : 90. -: -, p
YOUNG, NAN sWOULD. LIKE TO, MAKE. AC-
quaintance of young lady of good haracter;
object, comprehensive. 1913, Journal !.
PRIVATE HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND
medical attendance;: strictly private rooms for
women during confinement. Mrs Hatch, 80
Western. az. =. ~ -. -.
USE @BLANCHARD's'.1 ECZEMA LOTION.
Free Office treatments at Az Nieollet. ! Sold
at drug stores. Write forsfree book on skin
diseases. r -. H.":@ =: = -. ~
HEALTHY FEMALE CHlLD@ FOR, ADoP-
ton; parents healthy. Mrs: Keilholtz, SOP
4th av S, upstairs, to- left: =! .
without knife; by Dr. Greenlee,. lo2 Sd st S.
LADIES CHICHEsTER's ENGLISH PENNY
royal Pills are the best; safe. Sfellaple; take
no other; send stamp fer particulars RE.
druggists. Chichester Chem. Cos Phila. Pa.
coRNs extracted Sc; inverted nail. and
bunions treated. pr. Collier 4o5 Nieollet &C.
eans hass gssrA sform eo o.
harmless, permanent, home cure, Mrs. Bald
DR. WYATT, LOCATED IS YEARS AT $50
Hennepin av. has Had 80 years OF wonderful
success in curing men and women of all sex
S Sh d dd ~zte s s sf a s sSssses Visit
MARRY-sENB 2 CENTS FOR "a BIG. De
scriptive list of MANY rich and handsome
ladies and gents who wish to marry POST
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REWARD FOR ADDRESS OF: MTCHAEL
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ay S. S:.sS3. ~
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tack signs distribute circulars samples, etc. ::
no carvassng; good pay. Sun Advertising
Bureau, Chicago. :- -
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WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS,a ALL-AROUND
blacksmith. Must. be good horseshoer and
good pillow man. Good wages to a frst-class
man. Address Wilfred Smith, York, y. D.
GLASS PATTERN-MAK-
err Globe Iron Works, 2425 University av Sc.
MinneanoliS -. -. :: -. -,
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PERSONAL.

ID PERSONAL Else.IjT 20
c~>~SSecH~->>Scsc
DIR. BERTHA SHEPARD, SPECIALIST.
Diseases OF women. Odlos, 407 Nicollet. Tel
epnone N 6os-J2.z Office hours. p. m. to- 5
p. N. Consultation free. - : 49,:
LADIES IN DOUBT. PLEASE CALL or
write DR.. BLY,, 81 Atm 1T S. New book. 25c.
,ys FEMALE DISEASES CURED. - { :
years experience. Once open Until 10 at
night. DR.. Wheeler, Globe building, Mime
apolss. Telephones, y. W. 1908 LIT. C.. 3s5.
CANCER CURED. 7g25@5:
No cutting; no danger. Come and see me or
write. q. C.. Coiburn, III 9th av Sc. Mlnne-
STEIN BROS, LADIES :TAILoRs.
lining, at $25; our handsome hanging skirts
of imported woolens, at $3.50; the only skirt
in the twin cities made by tailers' own ma :
terial.i s15 51s fand:52o Nicollet az, second
flor NJ r = E=-5%-- =. z J. ~
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WANTbD-A BARBER AT ONCE; YOUNG
man preferred; steady job; 60 per cent, half
over %; prices 35 and 10; snap for good man.
Address Harry Wieland, =Langdon, n. D.