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Evening journal., 1902-08-26
DOES 1T PAY

with traction far easier than upon the
best macadam or asphalt. The steel,
we are told, would outlast stone or
asphalt, and would cost far less for
repairs, while the original cost of con-
structing such road is currently es-
timated at not more than one-half that
of macadam. Wherefore, there are
Those who say, Go tol Let us all have
steel roads. and forget that Macadam
and Telford ever lived!"
Which may not be altogether Judi
cious. Let us see. 1t is obvious that
THESE strips Of STEEL say a foot wide.
cannot he simply laid upon the sur
face of ordinary ground. If they were
they would soon get out of place, and
and when the frost breaks up next
spring they would sink out of sight in
the mud. They must be laid, therefore,
upon continuous foundations. so care
fully and strongly constructed as to
bear any weight and to be practically
proof against the action of wet and
frost. Instead Of costing so per cent
less than macadam, they will probably
cost so per cent. more. They will GER
tain1y do so If they are laid upon ma
cadam foundations, and to lay them
upon any less perfect foundations
would be to court dissatisfaction and
disaster.
Evening journal., 1902-08-26

the James S. Whitney, On his way to
the latter city. He had been thirty
nve gears with the line, and command
ed every one of its new boats since
1873.
William Allen White, the noted Kan
sas author, is going to Thunder Noun
tain to secure material for a series OF
articles on that district.
Emile Zola did not learn to read till
he was s years old, and is a self-edu-
Gated man. his mother being indiffer-
ent as to whether or not he attended
school.
Ex-Governor Hogg, of Texas. re-
fuses to be considered as a candidate
for the executive office again. He says
he has made 100000 since his last
term expired, and would not pass
through the ordeal again for double
that amount.
The Duke Of Argyle, in the hope Of
locating minerals, is having the In
verarary estates surveyed by a mining
expert, who has unearthed numerous
specimens OF an ore composed OF nickel
copper and lead, The late Duke OF
Argyle once wrought nickel silver
mines without being out of pocket.
Over $4,000 L.ondoners live in the
building erected by the Peabody Trust
The London County Council dwellingf
accommodated 1902 persons.
Honey properly stored will improve
with age, and the older it is the bette
it will be- But kept in damp place 4
soon becomes thin.
Evening journal., 1902-08-26
a Pretty Scheme
- FTSt'l oS'c'''S
ON the Springfield Republican.

From the Springfield Republican.
For the first time in years a Demo-
cratic Camaign Committee is reported
to be cheerful over the outlook because
Wall streets is on its side.
Perhaps this remarkable situation
should be explained. Wall street, 1t
Is said, is against Mr.. Roosevelts re
election, preferring Hanna, and conse-
uuently it wants a Democratic House
the next two years in opposition to
Republican Senate in order to tie up
Congress and deal a blow at the pres
tige and success of the present Roose-
welt Administration. Probably 1t Is
premature to say that Wall street is in
love with the Democracy, organized,
disorganized, or reorganized.
Evening journal., 1902-08-26
WSPAPER OPINION
Nd. Morgan's Infuenee

From the Baltimore Sun.
Mr.. Morgan in the role of a captain
of industry and capital is one OF the
most interesting figures in the world.
At present he seems to be firmly estab-
lished in his sphere of operations. But
it may be well for him TO take into
his calculations these forces which
THE German Emperor understands. AS
a good citizen he should take care that
his combinations of capital and indus
try do not oppgess the people. If they
are managed with skill and wisdom
and promote the welfare of the nation,
they may endure. If, having the giants
strength, they use their power like a
giant. they may tumble to pieces even
in Mr.. Morgan's lifetime.
Evening journal., 1902-08-26

The papers yesterday contained stor-
les Of a raid made by officers of the
law on a number OF resorts Of Lewes
on Sunday night According to these
stories about all the forms Of evil that
are to be found in the larger cities
were discovered there. We received a
telegram yesterday from a most re-
spectab egentleman of that own. ask
ing us to suppress the story, and while
We respect the reluctance persons may
have to see such stories in print, yet
the fear OF publicity is the strongest
factor in discouraging such resorts. If
Lewes can take any comfort out of the
fact that she is not alone in this par
ucular. we assure her that there are
other towns on the Peninsula where
Sunday sales of liquor are common and
where gambling and other nefarious
practices are going on. IT goes on be-
lore the eyes of the respectable people
and they know it not Such raids make
sensations. Frequently Those posing as
leading cauzens are found to be Offend
ers- These are not entitled to ask for
mercy.
Evening journal., 1902-08-26
Beautiful Dwellings

The attention Of home-seekers and
investors is called to the operation of
the Home Real Estate Company, on
West Sixth and Seventh streets, now
nearing completion. They are truly
ideal homes. with the best location in
the city. and at a price and on terms
within the reach of all buyers. Two
are finished completely and open for
inspection. For prices, terms. ETC., ap-
ply to Charles w. Gooding, Real Es-
tate Agent, Eighth and Jefferson SITS.
Evening journal., 1902-08-26
Stories From Here and There

was giving her a terrible scathing, and
she was replying in kind.
The Italian waiter approached. The
two voices hushed; then the young
man spoke:
"Darme un altra bivuta."s
The man and woman gathered up
cane and parasol and left the table
The young man sat still. When the
waiter brought his order, he said:
You ought to make these people
talk United States"
The waiter agreed with him.
fGive me another drink.
Evening journal., 1902-08-26

Dear friends and fellow citizens;
AS far as l can learn,
II we would win. we must turn in
For William Michael Byrne
I'm sure of it, and if you ask
The way / chance to know,
l must repeat the message sweet, ~
Gas Addicks told me so.
II men want noble offices,
The same these men must earn;
And. hence. claim, the only name
Is William Michael Byrne.
Some earn promotion by their friends
Or by a powerful mind;
And others still. not by their skill,
But by the force of wind. a.
Evening journal., 1902-08-26
FROM The LANCELL MINE IN
so HOURS RUN"

One Of the richest strikes in gravel
in this locality since the stirring days
of the lOng-tom and rocker was made
at the Lancell gravel mine, about two
miles from this place. this week. Percy
IA Slhuman, the well-known miner, has
an option on the property and is en-
gagged in operating it by The hydraulic
process. In a run of about eighty
houns 361A ounces CT gold were clean
ed up. The mint value of the gold, be-
ing S1S.41 per ounce. makes the value
in dollars and cents, S664661. The
gold is all>coarse and the pile of mug
gets was something magnificent, put
ting in the shade completely the rarest
batch of yellow metal ever brought
from the Klondike.
The largest nugget weighed two
ounces full, and there were several
others Weighing but trife under that
AS the gravel contains a great amount
OF clay, it naturally follows that the
above amount of gold represents only
portion Of what the gravel really
contains The tailings are being i'm
pounded for a second washing
The ground is all virgin and the
gravel appears to become richer as
/ ltNtAG AOol VI Pib6Atoo 10 AheAD- Ohi3 G
small force is employed at present, bu
as the mine becomes opened up and
water plentiful this fall and winter. w
EXPECT to chronicle even greater clean
ups from this property.
Washington. ID. c., Aug. %, 1902
George F. Roberts. Director Of tn
Mint, has issued his final estimate o
the production of gold and silver II
the United States during the calenda
year 1901. California leads with 81,
075. 200.
0lfce-eO6 FORD BUILDING,
Wilmington, Delaware
Del. Phone 1915
Evening journal., 1902-08-26
CAUGHT AT RANDOM

There are 4,61O lawyers in Chicago.
What was probably the first public
library in the United States was start
ed in Charleston. S. c., in 1749.
Hard times in Germany are said to
have caused a large dimin,ution in the
of wine aud spirituous
liquors.
The rotation of waterproof at the
surface of the sea has been estimated
at 354 miles an hour or nearly six
miles a minute. &
The bamboo holds the pacord among
plants for quick growth. It has beeen
known to grow two feaS in twenty
four hours.
Hungary will shortly be invaded by
the Salvation Army. according to a let
ter written to a HungariRn friend by
General" Booth.
In Switzerland 1871 hot els, having
an aggregate of 92.3SS beds, have beer
got ready for this season. for the ac-
commomdatiOn of tourists.
-Four millions sterling was paid last
year in dues by $3.50 vhssels which
used the Suez canal. Of the total mum,
Der of ships 2,O75 were British.
Captain John NJ. Hanhtt, "commo
dore" of the Metropolitan Steamship
COmpany's line from Boston to New
York. died in his state room on boar
Evening journal., 1902-08-26
Why He Proposed
ON the London Punch.

From the London Punch.
Irate Parent-"But, you internal
young ass, you tell me the girl isn't
good looking; that her people are out
siders. and that. in short, you hate the
sight Oh her. What the devil induced
you to ask her to marry you?"
Son and Heir-'Well, ysee, we'd
oeen situn' in the bally exhibition for
an hour and l couldn't think OF any
thing else to say to her.
Evening journal., 1902-08-26

President Roosevelt administered a
deserved rebule TO the head OF a
Texas faction the other day when he
said that he had rather have Repub-
hcan member Of Congress elected than
TO have the delegates at the next ma
tional convention. He declares that
he is tired of the Quarrels over the dis
tribution of the patronage, and wants
such unseemly wrangles stopped, and
asks All TO turn in behind good men
and sound principles. Here is good ad-
vice for the Addicks men in this State.
Their avowed purpose is TO defeat the
election OF a Republican congressman,
and send a Democrat to Washington
The reason for this is that AddickE
and Alice wish TO control tho Federal
patronage All that Dr. Ball has done
for the State. his record on party ques
tons. count for nought; he must bow
his neck to AddiclSs or prepare for tn
knife. How long are these so-callel
Republicans to defy the President AM
snap their fingers at decent public sen
timent?
Evening journal., 1902-08-26
As to Steel Roads
} New York Tribune.

From the New York Tribune
Steel plate roads are being enthusias-
tically advocated by many as the ideal
highway Perhaps they are. Beyond
doubt they possess some admirable
qualities and appeal strongly to the
sense of untility. The smooth, con-
tinuous strips of steel would make SUI
Evening journal., 1902-08-26

tend over many States, yet a decision
as to output and price. is regarded as
the decision of a single company, and
as such is legal. Consequently the
tional amendment may be necessary.
This is not easy to accomplish, but If
it is the only adequate remedy, we
must turn to It.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
The YACHT. CAPslzED.
NARROW ESCAPE s S. IN CHICAGO
Two Ont of q Party Of Ten Lose
Their Lives In a ls4
%a. Storm. +sSs - s. %

Chicago. July 15.-Two persons perished
In the lake last night and eight others
fought hours for life, sclinging to the over
turned yacht Arab TV owned by John H.
Cameron, cashier of the National Bank of
the Republic. The yacht. struck sudden
ly by the fierce storm which rushed over
the city late in the evening, capsized.
The boat Is a. 21-footers and one of the
best known yachts in the harbor. The
dead are: 49,. .s,. rs. "A
MARY TAYLOR, 16 years old, 14t Fifty
first street. -'+~ -
HARRY JENSEN, II years old.
The rescued were as follows:
John H. Cameron, Mrs. Mary Phoenix
Cameron, his wife; Miss Cameron, Miss
Mamie Goodman, William Corey, e. S. Has
kins, Arthur Barber skipper OF the Arab
"; one unknown.
When the storm struck the yacht no
attempt had been made to reef sail and
with all it's canvas dying, the boat with
ten merrymakers aboard, who were Wholly
unconscious OF danger, went over In a
flash, filled instantly and left eight per-
sons struggling in the waters or the lake
three miles from shore.
Their predicament was given added ter
ror by the fury of the water, lashed by
the storm, and by the constant lightning.
By heroic efforts on the part Of the men
the women were supported in the water
until they could be given a firm hold on
the overturned boat.
Setting to work to right yawl, which
had been dragged under and filed with
water when the larger boat went over,
the men finally got all but Cameron and
Barber and the two drowned persons into
it and started for the long row to the
shore. ....
Along toward midnight the heavily la
den rowhoat came creeping up to the
landing with the women in q state of col
lapse and Corey so exhausted that he
could hardly move the oars.
Cameron and Barber when found were
nearly exhausted and about to drop from
the boat. They had despaired Of rescue
before dawn. Cameron was in state
of collapse owing to his anxiety for the
safety Of his wife and Miss Cameron and
grief at the death Of young Jensen and
Miss Taylor whom he knew had not been
saved. =,
The Arab IV. was built last spring and
took part in the races for Sir Thomas
Liptons cup.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WE BUY diamonds or trade for new; we pay
cash for old gold or make into new jewelry.
Jacobs Jewelry Co., Al Washington av S,
CASH PAID for all kinds Of household goods
DON'T sell before getting estimates from the
Town Market, 1927 9TH st s. Tel 1898.
CARLOADS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS MADE
up for Pacific coast points, making big
saving in freight; parties moving to the coast
Transfer and Storage Co., 46 8 Sd st. s \
ToP- PRICES PAID for frst-class second !
hand household goods OF all kinds. The
Branch, corner OF I'd av and Washington.
BOOKS IN SMALL QUANTITIES or whole
libraries purchased for cash. 605 1st av s.
CASH FOR PAPER BOOKS, schooibooks and
libraries, at tAdair's, 20 Washington ay S.
Want TO BUY OR RENT SODA. sFoUN-
tain must be In frst-class order. Address
425 14th ay Sc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
MOVING

SAFES, BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHIN-
cry moved; household good moved and
stored or packed for shipment by expert
packers. Collective carloads for the coast a
Speciality. Boyd Transfer & Storage Co., 46
S Sd st. Telephone, Main 656, both companies
THE NJ. P. o. delivers packages in city 10c;
St. Paul. 15c. Is 9TH st S. Tel.1526-1 T. c., 1853
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Largest and finest vans for meyin g q. Expert
packers 200 Nicoil let. Tell, NJ W., NJ ain
1208; T. G., 1908 or 1873. Res. T. c., 1924
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
MACHINERY AND ENGINES


AND WooD-WoRKlNG
largest stock Go 7 N d fns st s. Mpls
wE ~ARE1N POSITION TO DO ALL KINDS
Of new and repair work on machinery IN
Guiding engines; employ only 1rst-cIass assa ma
chinists; no apprentices or helpers Heywooo
Mfg. Co., 42O to 1923 Sd st N
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
UNIMPKOVED

FOR LOTS AT LINDEN HILLS, ST.. AM
thony Park, Walton Park, or. for bargains
everywhere, send for maps, etc, to Edmund
G. Walton, 300 Hennepin av.
,LAUDERDALE & CO-s250 FOOT, s. FEET;
three 23-fcot lots, alley on one side rents s35
month"; cheapest and best lots on Hennepln,
between Sth and 10th ST. Temple Court. : :.
LOT 8, BLOCK II, DEANS ADDITION;
elegant building lot, fronting Lake st; block
and half west of Hennepin. Central Real
Estate Co, 202 Northwestern building :.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
FEMALE

Competent stenographers furnished; no charge
Typewriter Exchange, 237 Hennepin, Mpls.
A-WOMAN- TO WASH BY THE DAY CAN
be found at l1O5 Sd avN S, upstairs. rear en-
trance; call evenings: -
TEACHER WOULD LIKE CLERICAL WORK
Of any kind for the summer. 1852. Journal.
BOOKKEEPER AND CASHIER, EXPERT
enced, would like permanent position. Can
give best of city references. 1852, Journal.
wANTED-PosITION AS CASHIER BY A
lady, experienced. 467S, Journal. III ..1g:,ss
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
REAL EsrATE-FoR SALE
IMPROVED

IMPROVED
w. A. BARNES & CO., 30D-3o2 NICOLLET
ay, issue q rental bulletin every Monday.
Call or send for our New Real Estate Llsts
EDMUND g. WALToN's CATALOGUE OF
application at Office. 900 Hennepin ay.
NEW GROOM HOUSE FOR SALE. STONE
deWs. 1923 Oliver ay n. 5S,Ts.. IN
ssoo-FoR so2c l1th Az S, EIGHT-RooM
mouse @ n good condition. Charles 8. Wood
r1n, Cos Guaranty building. -
path; path; large lot; loan $4,000 per cent.
Charles s Woodruff, COG Guaranty building.
NOTE THE TERMS: 10 PER CENT CASH
aha o,. small aa monthly payments. We still have
that we can sell at very low prices and on
these very remarkable terms For instance:
Slso n cash will handle good eight.room
house, hardwood finish, at 1904 Bloomington,
4ta0, good eight-r0om house at t7O0 26tn
$780, a good seven room house, with barn
a9a sa7I large east-front lot at 24$a 2sth ag od
turees, city water upstairs and down. ate2S2s
$500, q large eight-room house, fronting on
with two large lots and barn.
$3.50. magnificent Oak Park house. of ten
rooms. egan al modern. at 1925 Logan ay y: :,
room house. at 254h Harriet ay. :.
These are a few Of the bargains we offer.
II none Of these suit you, call or write for
I our full list :, : =. 20 az. =
~.L-a1s w. W CLARK 313 NICoLLET. b.; 4
LAUDERDALE &, G., TEMPLE COURT.
81, ,475--A fine new well built house of 4 rooms
End hall, hardwood floors etc.: with viii, tWs ts,
on easy terms and at bargain; east front
$500 for two days only. fine east front lot,
40x12S, above grade, with email house, or
Bryant av s., near 9th st; get here quick
81, 1,77o-Quiek sale price for Groom partly mod.
ern. cottage in fine condition; lot 45x165
fine shrubbery and lawn. 2S13 Pillsbury av
GOOD EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, ALL MOD.
ern except furnace; three blocks from uni
versity; sewer. water and gas only 81, 500
$500 in cash, balance monthly. This is sure
to go; see me at once w. w Clark, S13 Mic
0IIet 7-- *. - - ----- .
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
SITUATIONS WANTED

SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN
of 10, where he. can learn trade: machinist
or plumbing preferred; or would like to
drive team. Have had two years experience.
Address 3276, Journal.
BOY OF GOOD HABITS WOULD LIKE ~Po!.
sition in office Of some kind; am 13 years OF
age and not afraid Of work. Address Phillip
Brain, 47 Spruce place.
WANTED-OFFICE WORK. BY WE'LL ED
uoated young man; three years experience:
bookkeeper and can operate typewriter. City
references. Address 1880, journal. l-
sTENoGRAPHER AND BooKNEEPER,
four years experience, desires position; first
class references. Can furnish typewriter. r.
q. Lee, Ortonville, MINI. .-.
w,ANTBD-sTENoGR oGRAPHIC WORK FOR
experience and practice afternoons and Sat
urdays. Address M. S. C., 415 p l4th st.
POSITION WANTED BY MAN THOROUGH
ly understanding the real estate, insurance
and loan business; have the latest Reming-
ton typewriter and can use it pretty well;
can furnish best of references. Address
Land, ,128 Sd st N, Minneapolis, MINI.
WANTED-A MAN --AND WIFE WANTS
work for the rest of the season with farmer
W, H Greenslitt, Kasson, Minn.
POSITION WANTED BY COMPETENT AC-
couptant; can furnish best Of reference Ad-
dress 936 Goth av s. -. ----E.- :.
WDGTAN-AMBRICAN WANTS A
steady good position. If possible future po-
sition. Please write S. "A. H., 1908 9th st S.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
The Pittsburg Special
EOr PittsbuPG Tray elerS

Leaving Chicago 1880 p. m. every day,
striving Pittsburg 7:45 next morning has
vestibule coaches and sleeping cars; Chi
cago to Pitsburg. One car has buffet serx-
ing breakfast, and passengers can get
off train at Pittshurg refreshed and ready
for business. It's counterpart, the Chica :
go Special, leaves Pittsburg $50 p. IN. and
brings passengers to Chicago next morn
ing. Arrange with H. R. Dering, A. G.
P, Agt., 24S South Clark St., Chicago,
Eor your next Pittsburg trip on this
train.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
MEDICAL

LADIES IN DOUBT, PLEASE CALL OR
write Dr.. BLY,, 27 4th st S. New book, 25c.
ELITE BATH PARLORs, 62e HENNEPIN
av porcelain tubs, massage, cabinet and
INSOMNIA POSITIVELY CURED OR NJ
charge. All diseases treated at the Natural
Health Institute, GIL, 612 and GLIB Northwest
ern building '. -.'.s.
-OSTEO OPATHY- AND sCIEN-
tific massage 904 Northwestern bldg, 1922 Hen
nepin av near 4th st. Mrs. Dr. f. G. Mckay.
P1LEs-DR. II. WAITE, 25 YEARS sPE-
cialist; cures every case. Write for pamphlet,
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn av. Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
FARM LANDS

FOR sALE-To SETTLE UP AN ESTATE.
56O-aere farm, located in the heart Of the
Red river valley, four miles northeast Of Cas-
% slowing m CROP and line fine i bnilings 'in For IN.
formation, apply to Clark C. Dalrymple, Kel-
60, g, n, D., or John s. ,Dalrymple, Casselton,
FOR sALE-FAR 200 ACRES, IL MILES
from excellent town Of 800; good buildings,
$40 per acre, Personal reason tor selling. R.
3. Smith, Appleton, MINI. ..I
BUY SOME CANADIAN LAND FOR $;
bell 6 Co., c. P. r.. block, Winnipeg, Can.
A FARM OF 28s ACRES ADJOINING THE
village Of Norton; large and modern build
ings and in frst-class- condition; 180 acres
ture land; good soil and running water and
80 acres heavy young timber; good hay and
pasture and is especially adapted for stock
Of Henry Henri Beckman. @ an Morton, IN MINI. '9 lDeD'F' ''
WE HAVE Is IMPROVED FARMS FOR
sale and one A0-acre farm to exchange for a
$4,000 stock of hardware or general merehan-
disc; we are in a position to sell you an ideal
cent with a small cash payment. Prospects
were never better for bumper" crop. Write
the Correll Land and Loan Co.. Correll, Big
Stone county, MINI. 5.s~. -" =
|, sS50-NE 19-124-65, pickey county, N. D.
81, ,O00-NE S-129-64, Dckey, N. D.
$900--NW 2S-130-5S, Sargent county, N. D.
| 81, ,000-NW 7-12S-65, Brown county, s. p.
! ST, ,0O0-NW 31-125-65, Brown county, S.. D. ~
| 81, ,40o-NW 9-127-64, Brown county, s. p,
I $1,60o-sW 2-12s-63, Brown county, S. ..
81, l,009-NE 6-12S-65, Brown county, IS, d.
$1,775-NW 14-1B-64, Brown county, s. p.
| 81, loose 1s-126-64, Brown county,, s.. D.
81, loose 23-128-65, Brown county, S. D.
$1,5oo--l6o acres, Clark county, Raymond STA
tion."
81, ,100-160 acres, section 14-l14-62, Sphinx coun
>:ty, 8. D" d. -.
ssoo-sW @-1M-6s, Edmunds county, IS. D.
$75O-SW 28-110-6S, Hand county, S. d.
| 81, ,2OO-160 acres, Grant county, S. D.
100000 acres for sale. =.
NJ: P. Hobart, Phoenix building.
A MICHIGAN STOCK FARM FOR SALE OF
2, 500 acres, well improved; 40 head of cattle,
with Implements; spring water; price $4,000.
| ]. c.. German, L Box. Verndale, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
Special Excursion to the Copper
Country.

On July 18th, Great Northern Railway
will sell special excursion tickets to
Houghton. Hancock and the Copper Coun-
try via Duluth and the Booth line OF
steamers, at rate of $1,000 from Mime
apolis. Tickets include meals and
berth on steamer, and are ood to re-
turn until July Goth.
Call at Great Northern City Ticket Of
fee.
Y. D. Jones, C. P. & T. A., 300 Nicollet
Ave, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
COWS. DOGS, POULTRY, ETC

"a Will BUY 5 FRESH FIRST
ccWs. young and big mixers; with 10 or Is
saiIon milk route; in eighth ward Address
1887 Journal. :
FINE ST. BERNARD PUPS $40 EACH; ALao eee
tho finest Newfoundland pups IN the state.
Lock Box l. Stewart, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15

journal Want Ads Bring Results, no
matter what you advertise. II you can't
bring your ad in, telephone it. Your
credit will be good.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
HAIR DRESSING PARLORS

HAIR DRESSING AND MANICURlNG
dnna in the most approved style, largest line
~ s,v;tches at reduced prices this week; call
AZ and make your selection: Misses Bell and
Rice. 1425 Syndicate Arcade. Phone, 1921 Ii