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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-02-12
AFTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
South Dakota Man Meets His Broth

South Dakota Man Meets HIS BrOth-
er-in-Lav by Chance.
Special to The Journal.
Chicago, Feb. 12.-Although they have
been brothers-in-law for Twenty-Five
years, Felix Poznoski of Rapid City, S. D.,
and Max Greenhood of Lake Linden had
not sene ach other in that time and had
to be introduced by mutual friend at the
Palmer house yesterday before they knew
each other.
Poznoski, who is mining engineer, was
standing at the desk talking with, friend
when Greenhood, who is also a guest at
the hotel; happened along and, knowing
the man to whom his brother-in-law was
talking, stopped and spoke to him. The
friend chatted with him for moment and
then turning to PoZnoski, said:
Mr.. Pozonski. let me introduce you to
my friend. Mr.. Greenhood."
''Poznoski Is a familiar name to me"
said Mr.. GREENWOOD.
You're not Max Greenhood of Lake
Linden, are you?' asked PZonoski.
THE same" said Greenhood.
Well you must be the fellow that mar
ried my sister, though you have changed
SO that wouldn't have known you" said
PoZnosN.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Sue G. Elicit to J. Arthur Jefery lot
81, Mipnetonka Beach. ................. $3.50
Oren B. Sturteyant to Richard Tatters-
field, part lot 10 and subdivision No.
I, lot 6, block &C. Jackson, Daniels &
Whitneys addition NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
Frederick Keller and wife to Henry
Keller, undivided one-haf lot 10.
block 5, Lincoln Street supplement 400
Frederick Keller and wife to Henry
Keller, undivided one-half lot 2, A.
Y. Dayidson's s resubdiyision. ........... 500
Frederick Keller and wife to Henry
Keller, undivided one-half lot IA,
block 8 Sibey addition. SOC
Martha Norris to Daniel Norris, in Sec e.
ton q, township 119, range 2l..... 4OC
William F. Norris to Daniel W. Norris.
in section p, township 119, range 81. 4OO
Mary D. G. Demng and husband to
John Hanuel and wife, part lots IL
and IA, block 31 Wilson rearrange-
Perry A. Spilmau and wife to Henriette
Z. Spilman, undivided one half lot g..
block /, Allan & Anderson's addition 2OC
Erastus Mccormick to Robert and Susie
Powell lot 6, block l, Belle Plain ad-
dlt1on .............. l.lVt
A X. Y. kohu aud Wtfes to Henry W.
Whiting, lot 2, Twitchell's rearraIge-
ment observation-disclosures. 6,oo'
Lucia VI. Garland and husband to Agnes
Whelan, in section II, township ~,
range "A ...................... III
Total twelve deeds ................ SIS, ,88
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NOTICE
~


BIDS WANTED-FoR BUILDING SUB,
structure Of bridge across Mississippi river
at Little Falls, Minn.s 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 o'clock p. M. and then
publicly opened, for the CONSTRUCTION of the
piers and abutments for a wagon bridge across
the Mississippi river in accordance with the
plans and specifications thereof On file in the
office of the city clerk of said city; and also.
in the office of F. w. Cappelen, consulting en-
gineer, at 702 Oneida block, Minneapolis,
Mimi. A certified check for the sum of
81 1000, payable to the city treasurer of said
city of Little Falls, must accompany each bid,
which sum shall be forfeited to the city of
Little Falls should the party to whom said
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. Is The city of Little Falls
reserves the right to reject any and all bids;
Dated Little Falls. Mimi m Feb. 1902 M Fred
Mfnn. sssf So s sz;ss8
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SITUATIONS WANTED

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81 MALE
WOULD LIKE TO LEARN A TRADE, FUR
rier or tailor preferred. Address 2749. Journal.
EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN, BOOK
keeper and stenographer, quick and accurate.
not afraid of work, strong references, desires
permanent position with reliable Minneapolis
firm about April or May /. Early corre-
spondenoe invited. Address 1858, Journal
SCANDINAVIAN, AGE 20 SINGLE, WANTS
position in some business where he can make
use OF II years experience contractor and
builder; will leave city. 1854, Journal.
RBOOKKEEPER, YOUNG MAN (2s), ANXI-
Gus to locate here, seeks engagement as book
keeper, or to take charge of general Office
work; has had experience In both nanufac-
turing and professional businesses; excellent
references Address H. v. Wright no Willow
st, Minneapolis.
WANTED-POSITION IN BANK BY RNLI-
able young man; will leave city II required.
Address 3243, Journal
sTENOGRAPHER, YOUNG MAN, TWO
years experience wants posittonj will do piecs
work or do work for use of Office and take
up .outstde work. Address 3295, Journal.
81 FEMALE
YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT AND A
good penman. desires position In Office. Ad-
dress 2067, journal
LADY DESIRES TO 90 OUT BY THE DAY
or will take washing or ironing homs. Cain
or address 2813 18th av 8, upstai-a.
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% HELP wANTED-FEMALE
Continued.

80 sCOnffnued. a
STYLISH DRESSES MADE FOR SO. so; LAT
est skirts so; fancy waists, 81; velvet etons,
SO; shirt waists made. S07 5th ay s..
a STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER IN
brokers' office: state age, experience, If any,
and wages wanted; answer in own handwrit-
ing. 3314, Journal
WANTED-EXT ERIENCED MARKER AND
assorter Enterprise Laundry, 247 Sd av s.
WANTED-FIRsT-CLAs SKIRT CUTTER
and filter; also. waist draper. Barton, 1905
tHennepin. M systA..
WANTED-TIDY YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT
hOusewOrk; respectable home and $3.50 per
week to right<party. 418 l4th av S.
WANTED-A LADY TO TAKE CARE OF
invalid and assist in housework; easy place.
Address B. "A. Tibbits, Clark, s. %.
WANTED-TWO YOUNG LADIES FOR
copying; good education and rapid writer's;
also stenographer. Call $3.50 a. IN. Thursday.
716 Hennepin aV, 80
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DOMINION LOYAL
Not u Pro-Boer There, Declares Lord
Strathcona.

London, Feb 12--Lord Strathcona, who
appears to have completely recovered his
health, presided Tuesday night at the
meeting of the Colonial Institute when j..
S. Turner read paper on British Colun-
bia Both the high commissioner and the
agent general spoke of the loyalty OF the
Canadian people and Lord Strathcona was
loudly cheered for saying that not sin
gle individual in the whole Dominion could
be got to profess himself pro-Boer. He
anticipated that swift communication with
Canada will shortly bring the Pacific coast
within eight days of England. Admiral
Fremantle and Gilbert Parker, M. P, re-
fererd to the strategic advantages Of Brit
ish Columbia to the empire
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)FFICEs- STEAM HEATED; PRICES 50 TO
20. Eastman block. Al2 Nicollet. Inquire
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U.s., GRAND HORSE AUCTION SALE.
Barrett & Zimmerman will hold their first
grand horse auction sale OF the season at
Wednesday, Feb u, 1902 and every succeed
Ing Wednesday thereafter. with private sales
daily. ss+
1.bo0f head of farm mares, drafters, drivers.
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,
5FROM 80 no $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. :.
HAVE YOUR WAGON, BUGGY, CARRIAGE
or automobile repaired, painted or Vanished
by the Downham Carriage Co., ZIG 9Th st 5.
FOR 7sALE-sHRTLAND PONIES; BEAUTI-
inches high; broken and as fine as
any carriage team; years old; price. 1925
y. r. Elwell. New Store.
FOR ~ sALE-FIVE-YEAR- ~: MARE;
sound, good worker, single or double; weight,
800. or win sell horse: weight !. 800; years
old. Also horse, weight 100. 2642 Clin-
FOR sALE.i4 HEApoF HORSES AND ONE
Ra l9mbsa 9r nsht wagon 5of tn sa av woe
Il TO Is HEAD OF STANDARD BRED
Wilkes horses and geldings; all young;a two
Of the mares with foal by Dictator Wilkes:
Also Two standard pred STATIONS, s anu 4
years Eold. "a Will exchange for good farm
land or anything I can: use. Address lock
box 645, Little Falls, MINI. -
FOR sALE-FOUR HEAD HEAVY HORSES.
Will sell them right. Going west. Want
some one to Join with me and take car to
Seattle. George Watson, 2201 Washington
av N.
THREE BLAoK STUD COLTS FOR SALE;
Wilkes, and nothing but Wilkes. Address
City Hotel, Mankato, Mimi.
FOR SALE-CLOSED FAMILY CARRIAGE,
at bargain. DR.. Fay, 36 Washington av s:
TEAM MARES, AND 8 YEARS OLD:
very b1ocky; not pimple on them; S-year-old
mare is in foal, weight about 2,100; 500
takes them; will sell separate; e00-lb 6-year-
old family driver; pretty good style, safe for
any lady, open buggy and harness, $40; or sell
separate 4OlO Chicago av
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FOUR MILLIONS GONE
This the Amount Lost by Insurance
Companies at Paterson.

New York. Feb. IA preliminary
meeting Of insurance company representa-
tives has been held to arrange settlements
of the losses in the Paterson fire. In
stead of being fifty or sixty companies con-
cerned, it was found that there We're over
one hundred. The loss to insurance COM
panies will aggregate about $4,000,O0O.
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Births.

Mrs. George Hvidsten. 2007 22ha av So. boy
Mrs. Patrick w. Cannon, 461 Fillmore st
NE ....... .........................g girl
Mrs John McKusick, city hospital ..... boy
Mrs Peter Lund 2239 gath av S ......... boy
Mrs. August Blom, 22O1 9th st S ....... girl
Mrs. Abram Posel 500 812 st N......... boy
Mrs Roderick O'Connor 1911 4th st NE. girl
Mrs. Albor Firm, 912 Main st NE ...... girl
Mrs. j. W. Owens, 12l5 Chestnut av ......boy
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9 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO BIDDERS-sEALED BIDS
Deere & Webber Co.'S building, corner Of
Washington ay and Sth ay N; about II, ,OO0
yards to be removed: specifications can be
ing. The bids to be delivered at said Office
at l2 M. 10th day of February. 1902. Kees
& :Colburn architects, a4l
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FURNISHED ROOMS

-
FREE ..FOR RENT OR FURNISHED
Room" cards for those advertising under this
head. Be sure and call for them when leav-
ing the ad.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT :,
bath, gas, steam heat; walking distance; re-
fined private family Address 1898, Journal.
TWO LARGE, BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
rooms, er suite or single, for two Or three
adults; strictly modern fat; two in family.
1400 Nicollet ay, second floor.
FOR TWO-A LLzFURNISHED 'FRONT.'
room, second floor; large closet; steam heat,
gas, bath; choice location s25 4th av s..
LARGE FRONT ROOM, ALSO SUITE OF
small rooms; house modern. 1714 Nicollet- =
THREEs VERY LARGE, ELEGANTLY FUR
nished rooms for rent at 221 Nicollet, room 49,
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, FLAT! MOD
ern; every convenience; heat, hot water, gas,
bath; choice location; four squares from DON
aldson's. 1919 1st av S..
THREE NICE ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR,
furnished, modern, single together; light
housekeeping if desired; references iex-
changed. 1l0 E 14th st.
FOR RENT, IN > PRIVATE FAMILY, TO
gentleman, front parlor in all modern fiat;
telephone; 10 minutes walk: will furnish to
suit. 124 18th st S, fat g. Call after s.
FOR RENT-ONE OR TWO ROOMS, USE OF
kitchen and bath if desired ~ Call evenings
or Sunday, IL sth st S, third floor
TWO FURNISHED. ROOMS EN- SUITE, OR
would rent separate. TT 1sts AVN
A PLEASANT, NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
| on second floor; house entirely modern; easy
walking distance. 81 18th st 8. IS.
FOR RENT-NICE MODERNs FURNISHED
or unfurnished rooms for, light. housekeeping g.
at reasonable prices 5s722 9Th 1aV IS. I
FOR fRENT-ONE LARGE, PLE1SANI
/ front room, on Nicollet. corner 9Th st: very
I central heat and gas. Call at Flat 72s
! Niccllet ay. EIsx
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, ON FIRST
! floor modern house; private family; choice
! location. S6 18th st S. Call afternoons OF
evenings. 8
NICELY FURNISHED LARGE PLEASANT
/ front parlor, with gas, bath and furnace heat
| 81 - -
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! MINNEToNKA PROPERTY

-~-~~~~@-~-~-~~~~~%~~-~-~-
JAEGER & TORELLE, 80 BANK OF COM,
merce, make a speciality Of Lake Minnetonka
property Of all descriptions. See or write
them. a&zs ,s54 {s sp45 .5.tg rs
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FOR RENT
T UNFVRNISHED HOUSES

o. UNFURNISHED HOUSES
FREE "FOR RENT. CARDS FOR THOSE
advertising under this head. Be sure and
call for them when you leave the ad. 1
HOUSES AND MINNETO COTTAGES.
Edmund G. Walton, 300 Hennepin av. g.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, 423 33d ST, SIS;
fiat 4, SIS; store, 426 .Hennepin av. $65. 8. A.
Reed, 2O8 Century building. S4
FOR RENT-NICE NINE-ROCM MODERN
house except furnaceJ, 341S Stevens av; i'm
mediate possession; $50 per month. G. E.
Clark 313 I'd aY IS. -
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John E. Carlson, 3240 Park avenue,
dwelling OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..........
John Galrn, 619 Second street NE,
Minnesota Tank company, e05 Fifteenth
avenue Sc, factory observation-disclosures.
Thomas Judd, 2619 Jackson street NE,
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

QUIET OLD GENTLEMAN WOULD SHARE
room, centrally located, with sober man So so
per, month. Apply room 9, third floor, 424
Nicollet av.E Brown
TWO ROOMS UPSTAIRS. FOR MEN, So
per month. 6l5 5th st N.
sUNFURNISHED ROOMS. ONE OR TWO IN
business center, second floor, 424 Nicollet av,
for agency OF manufacturing business; $40
per month -sss;3sszss- EV5E
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MEDICAL

ELITE BATH PARLORs.s ol6 HENNEPIN
av; porcelain tubs, massage, cabinet and
medicated baths; experienced lady attendant
LADIES IN DOUBT PLEASE CALL OR
write DR.. Bly,, n 4th st S. New book, 25c. Is.
RUPTURE cured without the knife. Call and
see Dr.9D. R. Greenlee, 102 S Sd, opp. P. o.
RHEUMATISM, GRIP, PARALYSIS AND
other chronic troubles are treated and cured
by special method f treatments. N. R. Nit
ter, 2020 Park W. .sJ1 1sE5 i
LADIEs-s5oO REWARD FOR A CASE OF
regulator fails to relieve Mail. Harmless,
vegetable, safe. sure, how long suppressed.
DR.. Jackson r. Co., R. S12, 1877 Dearborn, Chi
cago.
PILES-DR. H. WAITE, 25 YEARS SPE-
cialist, cures every case; write for pamphlet,
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn av, Minneapolis.
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Percy L. Goodwin and Nellie A. Speers.
Samuel J. Nash and Nellie Redmond.
Emil Olson and Christine Larson.
Robert g. Lindblad and Sigrid E. Sund-
strom.
Augustus w. Buck and, Mary A. Henysfer.
Charles B. Stapleton and Margret Kaiser
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INSTRUCTION

0O~>.-,oo.se-~..ooC -. y - y = ~,
SPANISH INSTRUCTION BY COMPETENT
native teacher; natural conversation method; !;
terms reasonable. For particulars address
2197, Journal. N. ~ =.
INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN VOICE CULTURE
and piano at reasonable rates by an expert
enced teacher. Flat 8, the Ashmore, corner
9Th av and 4th st Sc.
PRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN AND SPECIAL
instruction In grade studies by a. teacher eX-
perienced in public school work. Address
2811 Journal, '" =
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.DYEING AND CLEANING

7h :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. 80
~ THE MINNEAPOLIS DYE WORKS, Il
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. 3186-J2.
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Deaths.
Marriage Licenses.

Joseph l. Benehly, 1924 18th st N. IL days.
Mrs. Rosy Miller, city hospital, 81 years.
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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 and ribbons at greatly reduced pri-
ces. Machines rented Sd monthly. Sole
northwestern agents, wonderful Lambert $25
typewriter. Catalogue prices and specimens
work on application; shipped anywhere for
examination. s&s .s& 5z ' "a,
GENERAL TYPEWRITER co.
S11 Mic. av. Tells. NJ. S193-J2: T. c.. lit.
FOR sALE-BUFFALo COAT IN FIRST
class condition. Call at 400 Washington av S.
BARGAINS IN A NUM-
Der of upright pianos r &s
Gabler ebony case, S120. ,sserEs
Bush & Gerts, fine mahogany, an excellent
condition, S165.
Large size Kimball, almost like new, SITS.
Henry F. Miller, fancy mahogany case,
large size. $780,
If you are looking for a snap in good
piano. call at once or write Minneapolis Mu-
sic Co., 1908 Nicollet av. +
FOR sALE-COMDINATTON BOOKCASE
and writing desk. oak, good as new; heating
drum, 1S yards linoleum, full dress coat and
vest, size &c. all at a bargain. 1910 Portland.
FOR sALE-ONE LAMsON CASH REGIS
ter. Inquire at 255 3D. ay S.
FOR SALE1-STOVE AND3SLIGHTLY USED
furniture. Flat 213 5th av Sc.
GOOD SINGER SEWING MACHINE, So;
White, S.; Singer, $40; drop head, oak case,
$l9 so; bargains. Elmer, 10 1st av s.. ~.
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5n REAL EsTArE-ExcHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE UNINCUMBERED CHI,
cago lots for Minnesota or Dakota farm land.
Address 1922 Journal
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uNFUHN1sHED FLATS /

FOR RENT-sEvEN-R ROOM FLAT, CEN
trally located thoroughly modern, steam heat,
only $50. Inquire room u, Az Nicoilet ay
FLAT IN THE DUNDEE, 1912 I'd, .AV S;
seven rooms, thoroughly modern; hardwood
Throughout; nothing better in city. {. nv. p.
Mealey. 4lS Bank OF Commerce. =
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CLAIRVOYANTS
LADIES' TAILORING

A ATCOMFORTABLE WALKING SKIRT WILL
be a necessity for the next three months. G.
c. HUTCHINSON is showing so styles Of
heavy and medium-w weight imported and do
mestic suitings, which he is now closing out
at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Former
$12 skirts for $8.50 $l35 80 skirts for $40; $3.50
skirts for $12. 81 Sth st S. Tel Main 2773 &
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33 HORSES, CARRIAGEs-SALE

WIDMAYER g PRENDERGAST, 414 Sd ST
s; horses, harness, wagons, buggies, sleighs,
robes. blankets, ETC., bought, sold. Largest
line in city constantly on hand. Telephone.
Main 27O2 J3 ~ lzit 4 2Na.-
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BUSINESS CARDS

r. G. BLACK & CO., plumbing, heating and
nghting; jobbing speciality. 729 Hem. ay.
Get Our Estimates printing your business
stationery. First-class work; up-to-date
methods Hall Black Co., Printers. 329 Hem.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE

RZ aELF WAN 1ED--F ElNALEt 49,
YOUNG WOMAN, FOR THOROUGH PREP
aration for office work or business, go to the
Archibald college, Lakes st, corner Stevens.
NEW METHOD OF EXTRACTING TEETH.
DR.. "A. E. Brandes. e2o1a Nicollet av.
GOOD POSITIONS AND GOOD SALARIES
are obtained by graduates Of the Minnesota
School Of Business. "a Sd st s.
LADIES IN DOUBT PLEASE CALL OR
write DR.. BLY,, 27 4th st S. New book, 25c.
WANTED = AT ONCE, ExPER1ENCED
ironers at Columbia Laundry, 219 Oak stsSE.
housework. s2s 9Th st Sc.
sWANTED-AN EXPERIENCED, PASTRY
cook first-class country hotel; good wages to-
right party. Address 1899, Journal.
WANTED-sEWING GIRLS AND ALSO EX-
perienced shirt waist hands, on power sewing
machines; steady work and good pay. Ap-,
ply at Sterling Mfg. Co., corner Sd st and
THREE DINTNG-RoOM GIRLS WANTED
at the Holmes Hotel, sth st and Hennepin.$
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO WRITE AT
home; $40 to $50 month. Address Box As,
Blackville, S. G.
WANTED-GOOD GIRL, OR GIRL TO AS
sist in general housework Call $40 18th av
Sc.
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEWoRK;
new conner. 1920 9Th st S. -. Is a;
WANTED-GIRLT FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
work 2644 NicolIet av.
ED-IMMEDIATELY, GIRL FOR
general housework; 1872 E 24th, st; between
Park and Chicago avs =
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN TO
assert rough dry and fat work and take full
charge Of mangle crew. Apply Phoenix
laundry. 80 LIST. ay s.
NURSE TO ASSIST WITH CARE OF BABY.
Child is in perfect health. Age desired,
about % years. Wages moderate: Mrs. T..
NJ. Roberts, ia w Grant st.
WANTED-SEWING GIRLS, EXPERIENCED
on power machines,sto make silk waists Day
or piecework. d. Cohen Co., 519 1st av 8,
third floor 80
WANTED+GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsE-
work. 726 I'd ap S.
EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTED FOR GEN
eral housework. 1497 I'd ay s. IS
WANTED-GIRLs. FOR LIGHT OFFICE
work; 405 Temple Court, Washington and
Hennepin avs, fourth floor.
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% FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
Cnutinme6

WATCHES CLEANED s.. nlainsprings $1,war-
ranted year. Fisks II 5 Wash, Mic. House.
FOR sALE-, 900 BARRELS XXXX BRAND
cement, cheap. Harris Machinery Co.., Min
neapolis, MINI.
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SFECIAL.
S20 AND $20 -OVERCOATS AT $40.
The Misfit 241 Nicallet Az

~.
$40 AND $2o OVERCOATS. AT $40.
The Misflt, 241 Nicollet av
50 DOWN, BALANCE 81 WEEKLY, BUYS A
handsome Elgin or Waltham watch. eve
trust honest people,. La Sale Watch Co.,
9l9 Guaranty Loan.
LADIES CHICHEsTER's 8 ENGLISH PENNY
royal Pills are the best; safe, reliable; take
no other; send 4c stamp for particulars. IRE
lief for Ladies'" in letter by return mail: at
druggists. Chichester Chem. Co.,. Phila.. Pa.
SOMETHING NEW-JOIN OUR CORRN-
spending club if you wish amusement and
general results; either sex. Write for par
ticulars. Address G. D. Smith, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. 1884 1st ay.
CORNs extracted, 25c; inverted nails and
bunions treated. Dr.. Collier, 405 Nicollet av
EYES EXAMINED FREE; glasses adjusted
properly by graduate optician. Abeles. 243 Mic.
SWITCHES FOR LESS THAN HALF PRICE;
switches, worth So for 99c; switches worth s5,
s2.49; switches, $3.50, 1914; switches, $40, for
s4.9s; wigs and toupees to order; switches
sent on approval; send sample Of hair
Brahl's Hair Bazaar 400 NicQllet Cd floor
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STORAGE

FIREPROOF sTORAGE-New. Clean Rooms.
REALTY CO.. 10s lst av N. Tel. Main 2O82-J.
THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE 90.
has unsquaIed facilities for moving and stor-
ing household goods; packing for storage and
shipment by experienced men, Office, 46 South
Sd st. Telephone, Main CSC. both exchanges.
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FINE FURS. .sS
THE BARGAIN. OF THE. SEASON.
Having bought the entire bankrupt
stock of D.. c. CLAM, SIG Nicollet.
REINER, THE FURRIER, is prepared ,
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 $100; krimmer
and astrakahn, $3S). Great reduction ,
this month in gentlemen S light weight,
fur-lined coats. Call and see this as 1
sortment at 15. 9th st S.
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IyN
PIANOS BARGAINS IN USED UPRIGHTs;
IS to $40 monthly; Henry F. Miller, 5000;
McPhail, $3.50; Sterling, $3.50 = Haines. s235;
Hall Son, s14o; two upri ights. 800. s1eo; new
pianos for rent, $3.50 and 81 month";, one
years rent allowed II purchased. Foster &
Wardo, 40 9Th st S, corner Nicolet.
FIRST-CLASS MAPLE Sc ACCORD; TAMA-
rack, $500. r. @. Stone. 2S44 18th av s.
Office desks, Danner sectional bookcases. J. F.
Gage & Co., Business Furniture, 8 9TH st s.
$500 SODA FOUNTAIN, NEGOOD CONDt-
ton, cheap. Photograph furnished on appli-
cation. A. B. Hermann. 400a2d av S.. ~
Cold spectacles, special sale; eyes examined
free. Ostrem; optican, 929 Nicollet, upstairs.
PURE-BLOOD. YOUNG, WHITE WYAN-
dotte cockerels at $3.50 each= .%,3416 Humboldt
av S.
TWO DIssOLVING STEREOPTICON OUT
fits and 500 colored and plain. slides for sale
or exchange. A new Premo ext camera, with
four plate holders, cheap. Richards & Birch
200 Nicollet ay. &
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,l $35 organs,
1000 stoves from 81 and upwards; household
goods Of all kinds. Great bargains. 1927
WaEhjnQ QtOn Fav e1s's. fF-.E7s
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-02-12
PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT GAMES r,
and Frank D. Merchant), patent
attorneys and solicitors; main office, No. 928-
e35 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis.
Mimi; branch office, room 81. McGill build
ing, Washington. D. c. -.