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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-24
DEBORAH REBUILDS
Hundreds Engaged Restoring the
Iowa City.
LOSS ESTIMATED AT 100000
Half the City Was Flooded-Needy
VIII Be Helped Without
s. Outside Aid.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. -' 4 ia
DEBORAH, Iowa, May 24.-The most dis
astrous flood in the history Of northwest
ern Iowa swept down upon DEBORAH a
a little after 8 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing. carrying devastation in its pathway.
cloudburst few miles above the city
filled a dry run to OVERLOOKING aud The
water damned up in railway bridge a
mile above the city, then broke through
and carried bridges, houses, barns and
debris of ever nature with it.
Two lives were lost in the perfect wall
OF rushing water that swept down upon
the city.-John Carver, veteran shoe
maker, and the infant child of Charles
Clark, out of whose arms the little one
was swept by the raging torrent while he
was trying to rescue his family
Half the city was flooded and the
houses which were not swept away were
filed with water and mud to depth OIL
from two to six feet.
There were many thrilling escapes and
1t is mystery that many lives were not
lost Out Of twelve steel bridges In the
city only one remains standing and almost
every bridge in the country is swept
away. All communication was cut OH
and no trains will be able to enter for
week or more over the Milwaukee railway
and for month over the B. G. r. & n.
Fire rs Well as Flood.
Fire added to the horrors of the night,
but was promptly extinguished by the
department before much damage was
done. Many were seriously injured and
the past two days the entire city has
been engaged in offering relief to the suf-
fering and needy. Upwards of $4,000 was
promptly raised by the citizens as a relief
fund and more will be added SO that all
will be amply provided for without outside
assistance.
The loss Is estimated at from 100000
to 5000 900. The city Is a mass OF debris
and it will be several weeks before the
damage can be repaired. The loss to
furniture damag ed by mud and waite: can
lot be estimated.
Hundreds are at work clearing the
streets, building temporary bridges and
assisting the unfortunate. Two hundred
students from Luther college offered theil
services and have been engaged in help
Ing to clean the city. The work Of re-
construction is we'll organized. and is IL
competent hands Mail. freight and pas
sengers are conveyed overland to Calplar
twelve miles distant.
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UNCLE JOE KICKED
Smelling Will Not Be Permanently
Affected by the House A ton.
PART OF WORK MUST BEDEFERREp
Fort Will Be Made, However, One
of the Largest In the
~ Country.

From, Tho JournoI bureau, Room, IS, Past
Building, Warrington
Washington, May 24.-Fort Smelling will
not be permanently affected by the action
of the house of representative on Tues
day, when it instructed its copferees not
to accept the senate amendments to the
army appropriation bill. Back of the
house action there is an interesting bit of
gossip, and since it is now mixed up with
the question of improvements at the fort,
it may as we'll be told.
First, however, it may be said that the
fort will not suffer materially. 1t will
have $4,000 this year for barracks and
officers quarters, instead OF an unlimited
sum, which will mean that only part
OF the proposed work OF repairing these
buildings can be done during the present
season. The rest must be deferred Until
1908.
The mix-up came because the house has
| two great committees making army ap-
preparations, the regular appropriations
committee and the committee on military
affairs. The Inevitable clash came with
the army appropriations for the next fiscal
year, and Uncle Joe" Cannon, the chair
man of the appropriations committee, as
sorting the rights of the house and OF his
committee, Mr.. Hull, and the several
members Of that committee, opposing his
position, but without results.
The sundry civil appropriations bill,
which has gone through both houses, and
is now in conference, originates with the
house appropriations committee. 1t car
ries a large amount for new buildings at
army posts and forts. Out OF this ap-
| preparation the sums will come for the
! new improvements at Fort smelling,
| buildings, ETC., which will make the tort
| one Of the largest in the country. Ihat
! bill will become a law without any change
| in the items affecting the northwest. save
| possibly the item providing for Fort
| Meade, reference to which was MADE In
| these dispatches on Wednesday.
| The regular army appropriation bill or
iginates In the house committee on m1ll-
tary affairs, the appropriation committee
having nothing to do with it. 1t car
ries sums for alterations and repairs al
the several forts, but has nothing TO &c
with new buildings. When that bill
reached the senate it was amended IN a
way that invaded the rights of the house
and especially the rights of the house
committee on appropriations; and so II
was that Mr.. Cannon, when the bill Wen'
to conference, insisted that the mouse
conferees should be instructed not TO agree
| to these senate amendments. .a.
But as already said, the effect on Fors
Smelling will only be temporary. Certain
improvements which it had been hoped
would be completed this season-the I'M
provement and repair Of existing Dulia.
ings-will be made only in part at this
| time, and cannot be completed until there
is another appropriation, next winter. Ihe
work of erecting new buildings will &c
forward as originally planned. 90:
.~- -. w w. Jermane.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
Continued.

Continued.
81 AND $3.50 AgDAYz PAID APPRENTICES
while learning to cut, haste, bone. - and
design. DON'T DELAY. You ca ~<irn in
time for the large spring trade, during which
l guarantee to keep all of my scholars in po-
stlons for one year. free of charge There is
no better trade for young ladies to learn.
Nine. Buchane, principal. IS one of the best
known Gressmakers in the city. The French
and q. S. systems are used. ALI latest styles
are taught Our school is the Oldest and most
reliable in Minneapolis. Those wishing to
learn should take advantage of this oppor-
tunity this season Of the year and inquire.
Call or write for circulars. Nine. Buchane.
Northwestern Dress-CutIiRg School, rs lien
PENN ay, Minneapolis. Phone 1898 L3
WANTED--A NEAT AND COMPETENT
girl for general houseWork in a family OF four
adults. 1922 Niccliet av.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; small family. l4e6 Clinton aV.
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LITERARY NOTES

Bret Harte's last literary work was finished
Just before his death. It was the last Of the
series OF condensed novels. eu1bodying trayes-
ties on sRudyard Kipling and other authors
The title of Marie Corelli's new novel Is to
he .Temporal Power as a Study in Suprenn-
3acy..'. Marie ought to be smarter than to
afix such scholastic title to her flights of
ina gination.
= Leslie Stephens Robert Louis stevenson
Will BIO published by the Putnam's in their
tast efuI .sAriel Booklet" series.
Rndyard Kiplins has returned to London
from Cape Town, where he was visiting Cecil
Rhodes when the latter was taken sick and
died.
* ". /. Alden says In his last letter to the
New York Times; The amazing statement
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cLAIRVOYANTS
PROF. II. kEENE,

212-N1NTH STREET SIP.
Asking no questions, he tells your name in
full. If marriages, sickness, deaths, changes,
travels, divorces, separations, lawsuits, mort
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you desire to be more successful, if YOU de-
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your lost love returned, your enemies con-
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ever may be your trouble, call or This gifted
man and he will help you
HOURS, 10 TO s: SUNDAY, Is TO ..
: LADIES ST.. GENTLEMEN 81.
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master of palmistry, assisted by Lady Meree,
Egyptian card reader; astrology book with
horoscope entire family free with 81 readings.
Readings, 25c, ST. ut I'd av S, between 18th
and Sth.
MRS. MANEWELL, THE MEDIUM, HAS
removed to Il 10th st S. Readings daily.
PROFESSOR LA VARDE, WONDERFUL
deep trance and palnist; readings daily; gives
names, dates, facts; everything in an honest,
capable manner: Residence at 26 18th st S.
MRS. JACOBS, THE WELL-KNOWN
clairvoyant and business medium, can be
consulted daily on all affairs of life. $40
Sd ay S.
NINE. BATCH, card reader and palmist; dou-
BILE readings this week. soc. $40 9th av s.
DR.. CLAYMoNT, WONDERFUL CLAIRVoY-
ant, palmist, magnetic healer. l02s Hennepin.
MISS EGLANTINE MOORE, CLAIRyoY-
ant and palmist, 10 18th st s..
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GREAT DAY AT HELENA
rnpitol Dedication, 4th of DULY ana
Picnic All in One.

Special to TIE Journal.
Helena, Mont, May 24.-The Modern
woodmen. of America in this state, intend
tn make memorable the capitol dedication
on July 4, as the state log rolling OF an
nual picnic of1the order will be held IN
Helena upon the day the state will re-
ceive the building from the capitol COM
mission. The Woodrncn have raised l,Q0o
to be expended solely for fireworks ana
there will be money expended Tor many
other attractions. 1t is INTENDED 70 IL
Illuminate Mount Helena, Mount Ascension
and other peaks in this locality and to
keen the armament ablaze with rockets
and roman candles for an hour.
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A Prize for Young Men.

Young man just beginning your business
life, you doubtless have thoughts of g
home of your own later on. If you sue
coed in securing even tenth choice at
Thorpe Bros special sale OF Boulevard
Addition lots, your wife, which is to be
will warmly commend your judgment and
providence in obtaining SO desirable a site
for your future home, and you may, il YOU
will, secure the irst choice Of these
twenty eight lots !. Prompt action will
bring you prize.
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Increase In Conl Output.

Special TO TIE Journal. ~. ..
Des Moines, Iowa, May 24:-Ths report
Of s. W. Boyer, special assistant to the
state geologist, has been made public. J, It y
shows a large increase IN 1901 In TUG
mineral production for Iowa, beth n
nrice and quantity. In 1900, the Stotal
value Of the mineral output was l0,4Qls-
W the coal output in 1900 was $6.s77, 466;;
IN ieo1 ss.o51, sos. The total tonnage OF
the coal output Of 1901 was 1853 ,ole tons
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EAVED TO HER RELIGION

neoth of Mrs. SnbOlski, Pioneer anu
Orthodox jew.
Special to The Journa..
Helena, Mont, May 24.-Mrs. Martha
sabolsk who came here in the sixties,
and was considered one OF the most ortho-.
dnr laws in the state, Is dead. She was
q native OF Poland and was 70 years. OF
age. In the early days Of Montana, when
the conveniences of TO-DAY were not TO
he had, she religious]y observed al OF
the Jewish customs until she was looked
upon by the members of that faith as one
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AGENTS WANTED


AGENTS WANTED-TO SELL THE GO
pher Fly Dish. Kills flies and insects. me
peatest prepared thy poison on the market.
A fast seller. Exclusive territory 20 agents
South Dakota Sample, l5c. HoTgan &
Armstrong, manufacturers agents, 25Y Hen
nepin av, Minneapolis, MINI.
A BIG UNDERSTANDING LIKE IT or
earth. Rand McNaliy World Pocket Atla
Just out: AGA pages; 50 accurate colored ma );
200 pages describing every country; OIL cial
quick seller; our reputation behind it. Copy
and agents terms postpaid, 25c. Rand, Nc
Nally & Co., Chicago Ill.
WANTED = AGENTS EVERYWHERE, OF
to detect from genuine; liberal commission;
catalogue; sample (ring or stud free on ap-
plication Zarema Diamond Co.. So Dearborn,
st, Chicago.
that selling like wildfre, and guarantee
you $50 per day clear profit. Your offers
will be such that no man or woman can re-.
fuse them. You need no capital. We guar
| antee to send you complete samples free the
day We receive your letter. We want local
and general agents and men of ability. To
them we offer the opportunity of a lifetime.
Write at once and secure outfit and territory.
Auto Braham Co., 49, Cincinnati, Ohio.
AGENTS-START MAIL ORDER BUSINESS
| with your own 340-page catalogue; sample.
CSC; particulars, free Dept. 81, Rapid Mig.
Co., Chicago.
.
i big money maker; sample 10c, postpaid. J. P.
Arnolds Mfg. Co., 626 Taylor av, St Louis,
Mo.
AGENTS WHO WISH TO HANDLE GOOD
| reliable articles. and who do not care for
| cheap goods, will find our Modern filter
| as easy to sell as any article they ever saw;
| it is applied to faucets in waterworks towns
and cotton fiber filtering material
ten minutes run of water through it shows
| larger deposit OF sediment on the cotton
| than that from any other filter. This ma
| terial is the best for the purpose yet found:
one gross Of filling free with each filter.
| Our prices allow agents a fine profit and a
| margin to establish subagences. Dealers ex-
| cluded; reserved territory. Agents furnished
with circulars with their name and address
on. Modern Filter Co.. 243-D3, Franklin st,
Boston, Mass.
| WANTED-MAN IN EVERY CITY WHERE
artificial gas is used to sell our magic gas
| igniters; no more matches needed; lasts for
ever. Magic Gas Igniter Co., Indianapolis,
! Ind.
AGENTS, WRITE FOR TERMS on THE
l. Martinique and Other Volcanic Disasters;
| 1t makes no difference whose outfit you have,
you will make money by doing SO. Agents
| wanted. Western Book Publishers Pioneer
Press, st. Paul. MINI.
WANTED-AGENTs TO SELL THE MODEL
Skirt Lift; big seller; large profits; sample.
oxidized silverne, sent for Soc Address
The Model Co., Syracuse, NY.
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MOVING

aAFEs. BOILERS AND HEAVY MAcH1N-
erv moved: household goods moved and
stored or packed for shipment by expert
packers. Collective carloads for tho coast Z
snecialty. Boyd Transfer & Storage Co., Al
S st. Telephone. Main Csc. both companies
TTE NJ p. D: delivers packages in city, ,10c;
St. Paul, 16c il 7th 1t S. Tel.152S-1. 20. 1908
RITYNELL's TRANSFER AND FUEL CO.
largest vans and competent men for moving
ali kinds Of hauling. 303 Central. Both
phones :.
arrest ana finest vans for moving Expert
hackers, 200 Nicollet Tel. N. W.. MaiI
120s; T. c., 1908 or 1873. Res. r. C. 1894.
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FEMALE

Competent stenographers furnished, no charge
Typewriter Exchange, 237 Hennepin, Mpls.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE
and ability desires position as governess or
housekeeper with refined people; good home
an object. 1881, Journal.
A COMPETENT LADY STENOGRAPHER
and bool1keeper desires a position at once;
good references: Remington operator; salary
reasonable. S242, journal.
WANTED = SITUATION AS STENOG-
rapher by competent young lady; salary $50
per month. Address Box 995, Crookston. Mimi.
COMPETENT LADY STENOGRAPHER AND
typewriter desires permanent position with
good firm. Operates any leading typewriter.
Prefers personal interview. S546, Journal
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ACCOUNTANTS

WANTED-SET OF BOOKS TO WRITE UP
during odd hours; expert work "A accounts;
preparing accounts in legal cases a speciality.
W. G. Hayden, 1910 10th av S.
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III. TRANSFERS WANTED.
Inquire 1873 Western av.

'. TRANSFERS WANTED. =
Inquire 1873 Western av.
WE WANT FOUR MORE MEN OF NEAT
appearance and pleasant address to SELL goods
permanent c. F. Adams CO., IS 7th st s.
WANTED-A FIRST GLASS TIMER; WILL
pay good wages; call at 132$ Summit ay, st.
Paul. or write M, Tomlinson, LIE sueur.
WANTED-FIRsT-C CLASS PRINTER.- WIN
nebago Summit, Forest City, Iowa.
ly taught in shortest possible time by con-
slant practice and proper Instructions at MIN
nesota Barber Institute, 100 Nicollet av. Write
TOR particulars.
Observation-Disclosures MAKERS 10 WORK
on light and heavy harness: steady work for
good mechanics. Dodson, Fisher, Brockmann
Co, Minneapolis, Mimi. ! J
COATMAKERS FOR THE COUNTRY. AP-
ply to w. D. Gallagher & Co., Is 9TH st s.
THE BUSINESS MEN HAVE MADE CATION
help; bookkeopers and stenosraphers should
take required examinations at once: compe-
tent persons placed IN positions by the COL
lese. ,,.r- -
DIAMOND sETTER-FIRST-CLAs ALSO.
general Jeweler; steady work Wooley &
Shirley, Ryan annex, St. Paul.
WANTED-A F1RsT-CLAss, ALL-ARoUND
blacksmith, Must be a good horseshosr:
man. Apply ios-1ds washington av n.
sALARIED SITUATIONS
For bright young men and women who pre-
f'1 E. Sadns heEe
never was a time before when we could 50
readily place students lin paying positions.
Send for catalogue.
BARBER WANTED-AT ONCE, FIRsT-
| class, white; $l2 per. WEEKS o'clock closing;
s. s. B. SUNDAY work -. snups' 0a''r'oNn'
wANrBD-BY METRoPoLrrAN LIFE IN
surance Co., two men for city work: good
81 av Il and Lyndale. -
WANrED-75 BICYCLE REPAIR MEN TO
try and find National bicycle No. 23415; color,
blue; frame, % inches bicycle was stolen BY
pay $40 II the bicycle is returned. Call or
write the owner, P. F., 1910 eth st-NE
sTENOGRAPHERS, -. POSITIONS OPEN,
Bookkeepers, Mercantile> Reference Co.,
WANTED, JANIToR FOR CARE OF = FLATS =
single and good references Apply JOB Boston
block 3:
$22 A WEEK. AND ALL EXPENSES FOR
men with rigs to Introduce poultry compound
straight salary. Imperial Mfg Co., Dept TO-
! Parscfs, Kan.
I sAI,i1sMAN-WHNTED HUSTLING SALES:
| man for Minnesota by well established whole:
| sale house; high commission contract with 81
| weekly advance while travelling. Jess H.
Smith co. Detroit, Mich.L.
| BARBER SftO1t# EONsES<AASEL, AOSkAl ELL AH>
up to date town Of 3, 1000 about 60 miles from
city: hotel shop, with three chairs and comb
nation mirror case; everything to correspond
also one bath outfit; all In frst- class shape
/ with good trade Address 8343. Journal
WANTED. EVERYWHERE, HUsTLDRs Tt
tack signs, Distribute circulars, samples, etc.
| no canvassing: good pay. Sun Advertising
Bureau, Chicago.
1 general experience to fill vacancy. June !. Ap-
ply at once M. T. sBixler & Co. Ltd. Cleve.
| land. Ohio. .z rs. /. 81
TRAVELLING SALESMAN FOR MINNESOTA
1 to sell retail trade. Attractive, salable line
| Established bigh-rated HOUSE. Box 126, De.
: ArOit.A Mich. x
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That $40 Round Trip Rate to the
Coast
Is good via the 500 Pacific Line. Grand
est mountain scenery in the world Don t
miss it. Ticket Office, 11s South Third
Street,
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SITUATIONS WANTED

-...... MALE
SEE GEO. B. -DARTT, so7 PHOENIX BLDG.
for big bargain in a paying, downtown
grocery.
AN EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER. WITH
best city references, would like small set of
BOOKS to Write up each day. $500, Journal. 3
PRINCIPAL OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN
small town wants clerical or Office position:
young man; good penrnan; rapid at figures.
$685. Journal -
| WANTED-A YOUNG MAN DESIRES A
position as bookheeper or general office man;
good penman; city references s431. journal.
WANTED-A- PLACE FOR TWO BOYS, 12H
and 49, years DID, to work during vacation,
preferably in the country. Call or address
L. A. T., 519 10th av Sc.
IF YOU HAVE A CEMENT CELLAR BOT
tom to put in, or one building for SALE drop q
| card to c. Ellstrom, 1921 Western av.
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BUSINESS CARDS
STOVE REPAIRS

WATCH FOR OUR. TRADEMARK BLACK
and green. r. c. Black & Co.. 70 Hennepin
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HELP WANTED-MALE
ROYAL ARCANUM

>~-~~~>~-~~~~~~~-~~~A
81; warranted one year: Paegel's. 22 Sd st s.
WANTED-EVERYBoD 10 STOP At THE
Cozy Parlors, SO 7th st S.. for soda, ice cream
and cigars. Cyclists rest here while we repair
your wheel: A. e. Green, manager:
PANTS RECUT INTO STYLE. nc UP:
coats made shorter into style, 80 cents up.
a. Anthony the TalIors, az Washington az n:
WANTEp-EXPERIENCED- JANIToR FOR
dren. III New York Life building.
YOUNG MAN rs co TO ARCHIBALD COL
and business branches. Positions secured all
graduates. -. - 80.
FOR NoBBY sUITINGs, GO 70 BENTsoN
Tailoring Co., 313 Nicollet ay.
WANTED-TWo BELL BOYS, AT HOTEL
Gel -otero. Spring Park, Lake Minnetonka. :.
operate washing machines and engine. Apply,
stating IN salary and experience Durich Coz
wANTED-A GOOD NAN iIN0LIVERY AND
boarding stable. 2S11 Nicollet av.
WANTBD-AT ONCE, CoDoRED PORTER
at Merchants Hotel. Willmar, MINI.
WANTED-A MAN FOR GRAIN AND LUM-
and give guaranty bond. Address 5000, Jour
nal. Z ta,,S r.
GLASS; SOBER BARBER;
f Sisnsro Sor = s. perwseke % John C. polan
WANTED-BY "A WHOLESALE HOUSE. "A
young man; with knowledge OF sporting goods.
Address 8104, Journal rq,.afJ s.,s 49,
WANTED-Go0D FIRsT5GLAsS BARBER
must be: sober; steady Job for right man.
K. b Anderson. Marshall. Lyon county; MINI.
WANTED-FoR Q. s. Army; XBLE-BoD-
led men, between ages of al and IS; citizens
Of United States, OF good character and tenn
perate habits; who can speak, read and write
fN 4.
Ing officers, 3A 1st av S. Minneapolis. OF
Phoenix building. St. Paul. Mimi; .T
IS PER THOUSAND FOR DISTRIBUTING
circulars, samples, etc; pay advanced; nc
can sassing; permanent; inclose stamp. Dis.
tributors National Union, Cincinnati, Ohio.
WANTND-MATTREss VIEWERS AND
mat bordercrs at Lloyd Mfg. Co., 1910 Central
BOY OF Is YEARS TO CARE FOR HORSE
and cow; must have experience; SO per week
300 Walnut st Sc. -s1,.4.l
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REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GRMA'
western stove Repair Co.. 312yElsuHepi1 ~.
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PENSIONS

r. b. HoSTETLER, 3sf
PENSION ATTORNEY. u.
Room 3o7, Boston block. Minneapolis. MINI.
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AGENTS, EITHER SEX, IS TO S. A DAY:
big money maker; sample 10c, postpaid. J. P.
Arnolds Mfg. Co., .626 n Taylor av, ST. Louis.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

WILLIAMSON 4 MERCHANT GAMES +.
Williamson and F-and D. Merehant), patent
attorneys and solicitors; main once. No: 92s-
935 Guaranty Loan building. Minneapoiil.
MINI; branch office, room 81. McGill build
ing, Washington. D. G. =
PHTENT-Protect your IDEAS. No allowances.
no Zee. Consultation free. Est. 1854 Mild
3. Stevens a. Co.. 63S 18th st. Washington. DIG.
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AGENTs-sTART MAIL ORDER BUSINESS
with your own 340-page catalogue; sample.
26c; particulars free. Dept g. Rapid Mig.
Co.. Chicago.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Observation-Disclosures

SECONDHAND BUGGY, GOOD BICYCLE.
gold watch, for building stone, stone laying or
plumbing What have you? SS42. Journal.
WANTED-To EXCHANGE A CLEAR LOT
in North Minneapolis for carpenter work.
Call 5000 Irving ay S. -
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

LADIES IN DOUBT PLEASE CALL OR
write Or. Bly,, 27 Ath SITS. New book, 25c.
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MUSICAL.

MUST SELL THIS WEEK-FINE MAHoG-
| cost four months ago. 4s9 Holly av,sSt Paul.
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN FOR MINNESOTA
to sell retail trade. Attractive, salable line:
Established bigh-rated house. Box 226. De-
troit, Mich. -. III - s
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| WANTED-MAN IN EVERY CITY WHERE
artificial gas is used to sell our magic gas
| igniters; no more matches needed; lasts for
ever Magic Gas Igniter Co., Indianapolis,
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i LADIEs-UsE OUR HARMLESS REMEDY
4 for delayed or suppressed period; 1t cannot
1 fail. Trial free. Paris Chemical Co., Milwau"