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CLUB OF SAME Mind
Pres. Paul Explains It's Attitude ON
Omaha Road Question.
WILL INSIST ON TRAIN SERVICE
Organized Opposition to Confessions
ANithdraSvn, but Other Work
Il .!s,s5A VIII BE Continued. &

President, 4. C. Paul, Of the Comm rcial
Ciub, corrects the impression gained by
some shippers that the club has changed
ats attitude on the question Of conces-
slons to Minneapolis from the Omaha
road. He makes the following statement
defining the latitude Of the club: $.
The Commercial Club has not changed its
attitude on the question $of concessions to
Minneapolis from the Omaha road We in-
tend to insist on the change in train service
and work for it persistently. Representa-
tions We're made to the club by prominent
business men here that In further opposing
the yacating Of the streets and thereby hold-
ing up the improvements planned by the
Omaha we were really opposing the best In
sterests OF the city; that the shippers needed
the additional facilities and the delay was as
damaging to them as to the road 1t was
also represented that delay in enlarging the
facilities might deprive the, city of some ad-
ditional manufacturing concerns and ware
houses Prominent shippers also represented
to the club that il opposition to the ordinance
were withdrawn they would use their in
fuence in securing the desired change in
service. Upon the representations made the
club decided to withdraw its opposition to
the ordinance, but that does not mean that
it is done with effective work toward secur-
ing what it considers is due the city from
IAC oA1aAdF NUdu
Although the Omaha controversy has
been practically sleeping for some months,
the announcement that the Omaha ordi-
nance would go through easily aroused g
large element among the shippers. One
of these shippers said:
No doubt the Omaha realizes that the
friendship of the shippers here is worth
much and quiet campaign among the ships
pers here will have some effect
on the Omaha's business. 1t is good club
and one thatSshould be used in defense of the
rights of the city But it looks to me as if
in withdrawing opposition : to the Omaha
ordinance we have thrown away another good
club. There may be ways of coaxing rail-
road but Minneapolis has never had much
success in that line with the North Western
system.
A member OF the public affairs COM
mittee of the Commercial club said to-
day that If the Omaha failed to show it's
good intentions on train service within a
reasonab BILE time the shippers OF the city
,Woulds be quietly asked to use their infiu-
ience with the road in the most effective
way npSSihla.- .-.L--. III
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LOST AND FOUND

>~NN(N<~~~~~~~~~<~~~>~
LOST THE MAINsPRlNG IN YOUR
Guaranty building, ground floor.
LOST OR STOLEN, BANK BOOK No. 43673,
Of Hennepin County Savings Bank, Sunday,
for reward. E-c4 II.
LOsT-OR LEFT IN THE LADIES' TOTLET.
of Masonic Temple. an opal ring. Finder viii
@leaye the same at Journal and receive .re-
ward. @ L.
LOST OR sTOLEN-BANK BOOK NO. 993S4,
issued by the Farmers and Mechanics Savings
bank of Minneapolis If not returned to said
bank before April 20, 1902, application will be
made for a duplicate thereof.
GOLD WATCH, OPEN FACE, BETWEEN
1907 Hawthorn and Unitarian church, April
2. Reward if returned to above address, or
Slocum-Bergren Co.
LOST-A WALLET CONTAINING NAVAL.
appointments and discharge, Of value to my
self only; return to cashiers desk at Powers
Mercantile 90. for reward. w. e. Rentfrow.
STRAYED--YELLOWIS RED !. COLLIE
(shepherd dog), with white markings; name
return for reward ito 2505S Cedar av Mime
apolis.
LOST-A SMALL BLACK FEMALE KING
Charles spaniel. Reward, 1920 I'd av s.
LOSn-AT sP OSTOFFICE OR THOMPsON'S
drug store, umbrella; P. 3. initials engraved
on handle; for reward return to P. Benson,
1925 Washington av S.
LOST--W GWEN SILVER WIRE PURSE,
goldEtop fC.SB leonard, Farmers and Me-
LOsT-PO OCKETBOOK CONTAINING PA
pers of value to owner only Return to S0S
Phoenix building for reward. G. r. Wagner.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
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N0TTGE To GONTp A nU0p

: NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
:. Sealed proposals will be received by the
board OF trustees of the Minnesota Soldiers
Home, at the administration building Of the
soldiers Home, at Minnehaha Minnesota
for the erection and completion of a new
dining hall and kitchen at the said Home, in
accordance with plans and specifications
therefor, which may be seen at the office of
the commandant Of the Home, at the admin
.1stration building, or at, the office of the
architect. Charles S. Sedgwick, No 1927 Lun-
ber Exchange, in Minneapolis, MINI. Said
proposals will be received and onened by tie
board board Of trustees, al the said administration
building, on the 22d day of April, 1902, at ii
O'Clock a. m. Each proposal should be ad-
dressed to S. H. fowler, president of the
board, and marked Proposal for building
new dining hall and Kitchen and must be
accompanied by a certified check for $500.
payable to the order Of s. H. fowler presj-
dent to be deposited as guaranty for the
prompt execution of contract for the erec-
tion OF the building, in case such proposal
be accepted, The right is reserved TO reject
any and all proposals, The successful bidder
Will be required to enter into contract for
the work and to give bond with sure1ies. az
required by the laws Of the state, within ten
days after the acceptance of his proposal
Dated Minneapolis, March AZ, 1902. ID, /.
By order of the board Of trustees
~ : = s. H. TOWLER
q. ...- g Pros o+ T..
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MEDICAL


LADIES IN DOUBT PLEASE CALL OR
write DR.. Bly,, II 4th st S. New book 25c.
ELITE BATH PARLORs, s26 He. ..NEPIN
av; porcelain tubs, massage, cabinet and
medicated baths; experienced lady attendant.
TRY CLARKIN BROS CURE FOR ECZE-
ma, piles, ulcers, salt rheum, all skin dis
eases; samples by mail 25c. Clarkin Bros,
19 Leech. St. Paul.
PILES-DR. II. WAITE, 25 YEARS. SIRE
cialist, cures every case; write for pamphlet,
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn av. Minneapolis.
OH. HO. WEAK MEN. OUR IMPROVED
Vacuum Developer guaranteed cheapest, best
on earth for sexual weakness. structure,
particulars sealed. The WORLDS Cure CO,
Denver Col.
LADIES-USE OUR HARMLESS REMEDY
for delayed or suppressed period; it cannot
fall trial free. Paris Chemical Co., Milwau-
kee, Wis.
MRS. DIR. MCKAY, 412 NICOLLET, ROOMS
81 and 50; osteopathy, neuropathy, massage
electric and magnetic treatment; Speciality fe-
male diseases. Twin City phone, 2O54 81. VI
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Ida Lewis to Mary A. Kane; lot G.
block 4. Twenty seventh Street addi-
Nathan a q. Longfeiow and wife to '''
Mary A. Kelly; in section "a, town .
ship 29, range "a Observation-Disclosures. 2,2l
James S. Porteous and wife to Ida
Lewis; LOT s. block 4, Twenty-seventh !.
Charles A. Bicknel and wife to H.
j: Meneilley; part block K, Tuttle's
ADDITION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOT
shawmut Universaist Society to Albert
G. McBeath; lot 2. block 2. Pleasant :,
George W. Eastman ct al. (execu-
torso to William H. Mcintyre; part
lot Z, block 16S, Minneapolis ..,....... 10;
Mary G.. Libby and husband to Frank
Henry smith and wife " to : Helen len NJ NJ, =
Patch; in section II, township 1T,
Asher hese . Goodrich and wife to James 1'0
S. Porteous; lot 6, block 4, Twenty
seventh street addition ................ 81
Charles E.aLamb and wife to John r.
+ Rooney I'm section s. township III, 7
$. S. Smith (guardian) to H. Gilbert ~
Robbins; LOTT and part lot 6, block
H. Bradfords& Lewis addition ....... 1,S
Eugene B. Crabtree and wife to Vena
+, l.. Sargent; lot 9, block 8, Townsite
of Langdon Park ....".....,.......... 81
Sarah p Paine and husband to Will
liam Saeger; south one-half lot 10,
block 8, Fosters addition lMtho !: o:o:.: q
" Sawyer; in section 81, township !,
H. Gilbert Robbins to John saffel; lot
and part lot 8. block II, Bradford & -
Haldor5 Anderson to Lizzie NJ. Thorn
tom lots to 9, Windom's addition,
Daisy G. Chase to Jennie b. Van
sickler; lot 4, block l, Swans Sec :,
Charles e. Lamb and and wife to Charles Charles
j. Vandevere; in, section 8. township 1T, =
Il range ~ 2,o
Industrial Trust company (trustee) to
Robert w. Webb; lots 8 to 20, block :.
Frank +. Mantz and wife to Luella G.
Wheeler; lots 40 to So, !. G. Seeley
and N. F. Griswolds amendment -. q
Onesime Laliberte and wife to Kon-
stantz Wmaszewski ct al; part lot
5. block p, Bottineau's Second addi- :,
solomon elon "a; T ,cyrler and wife to Charles
Brabaur;;lot 10, block 9, Sibley's ad-
Charles 1t Gold and wife to Eta NJ. 80
Givins; part lots 9 and 10. block Q,
Lindley & Lingenfelters addition -. g.
H. A. Wiegnand (administrator) to
Jacob Gutenberg; lot s. block l., Arth
& Hechtman's addition ............,... 8
William H. Mairs to Frank L.:..Carter; -
lot Z, Robinson q Gregorys addition. 1,a
Lee S. Lines (executor) to Charles H.
Griswold4 and wife; part lots 8 and 4,
block /, Merriam & shaw's addition. 2,s
Hattie G.. .Losey and husband to- John
Burt; lot Z, block 2, Wolverton's ad-
dition .........a.............. Ia
John W. Green and wife to Frances E.
Graves; lot a, block IA. Yinton Park !.
addition Observation-Disclosures. 10
John Riordan, (eXecutort to Teresa e.
Hitchcock; lots 2, to 6. block 16, Wiz,
ber,s Second addition B. y. Z. ..... IL
James Taylor and wife to- Frank H.
Johnson et al; in section 49, town
ship 119 range "a ...................... 4 A.
Five minor deeds ..............,....... i
Total. 35 deeds $40, 81
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FOR -M1sCHLLANEoUs


FREE FOR SALE" CARDS, TO THOSE
advertising under this head. Be sure and
call for them when YOU leave the .ad. GO.
1WooD-DRY, sl.75 TO s2. 7o;7 2 loads, $500.
Ffactory FACTORY wood, 81 coal S.754to $7.7b.
Flynouth Lbr: Co.. Lumber Ex.. Phone q17J2.
! BUY, SELL. EXCHANGE AND REPAIR
ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
MAY A. kOHEN, a27 WASHINGTON Az $.
WATCHES CLEANED s1.mainsprings s.. war
fanted l year. Fisk's, II s Wash, Mic house
Gold spectacles, special sale; eyes examined
BANNER Sectional BOOKCASES. N. w.
Agsney..9 9Th st S, j.. Fs.t,Gage &.Ce. 81.
PLANET. JR.,' GARDEN iSEEpERS AND
eu1tlyators; garden ana field. seeds.
= ). H. Smith, hardware, .214 Hennepin az.
LUMBER! LUMBER!s LUMBERte
Large quantities new and old lumber.
square timber, doors. windows and brick; buy
now and save ohe-third to one-half. f40c sth
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NOTICE

YARDS CLEANED, RUBBISH AND MA
nure removed; cesspools and vaults cleaned.
r. II. W. Davis, 3ls Sd av S. Telephone S4O5
J3 Main.
NINE. DE LEO HEREBY GIVES NOTICE 70
the public that the person advertised as Pro-
lessor D.. Stanton, who formerly had space in
her establishment, is carrying an assumed
ly a barber of st. Paul and She discIaims all
responsibility for his acts or debts
NOTICE-MONDAY, PICTURE SALE. HAYS
new oil paintings, 5000 new JacQueminot
Roses, 18 cents; clearing sale room mouldings,
ovals, portrait frames; regilding; we frame
pictures; extra deep-cut prices to double our
business. Zesbaugh, II 9th st S, opposite
Lumber Exchange. Established 26 years
FOR THREE DAYS WILL SELL PICTURE
frames at from one-third to one-half off; also
accumulation of unclaimed frames; artist ma
terials cheap ]. o. Braa. 500 Hennepin av.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

~ ~ s.s.:ss ~
= = THERE ARE TWO FACTS,
= Both important ones to which we
z desire to call your attention at this !
Z time.
Z THE FIRST IS
Z Tha. this being spring housecleaning !
time, you ara probably looking about !.
= for the best place to have those lace
Z curtains laundered or dry-cleaned;
this is the Place, for our processes
Z are such that. done either way, the
{ work is guaranteed to be satisfactory !
z to you. y
z TIE SECOND IS
Z That if you have shirt-waist mate \
= rial to be SHRINK and want 1t treated J
z right, our establishment is the best J
z place to which to bring it; this is a y
Z new departure for US, and we have ;
= every facility for doing perfectly sat
isfactory work at reasonable rates. y
Z Try us. ri y
|. THE FULLER LAUNDRY.sM
z 607-9-11 Hem. av. Tel. SS0NT.C. s. N.W. !
tsssssEt& ~:
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STORAGE

.FIREPROOF STORAGE-New, clean rooms
REALTY CO., LOG list av n. Tel. Main 20s2 J.
GENERAL STORAGE AND TRANSFER
Standard Warehouse, 227-229 1st st N; Minne-
sofa Warehouse, 7s5-7a7 Washington av N.
II desired. Phones, main 2035 and T. @. 1889.
THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
has unequaled facilities for moving and stor-
ing household goods; packing for storage and
shipment by experienced men. ONCE, 46 South
&d st Telephone, Main 656, both exchangea
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT lJAMEs Il.
Williamson and Frank D. Merehant), patent
attorneys and solicitors; main office, No. s29-
1856 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis
Mimi: branch Office. room 50. McGtll build
ing, Washington. D. c.
PATENT-Protect your ideas, No allowance.
no fee. Consultation free. Est 1894. Milo
B. Stevens & Co. 6SS l1th 81. .Washi ington, ID. .Gl
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thoroughly responsible party of two adults;
no ch1ldren: Will take best Of care of place.
Address 1905 Journal.
fsee1cs,s3 so,ea.aoa1c .0locs4o
al make specially Of renting and S
& taking care. of all kinds of property, 81
S5managing. estates, etc. can save yousSG(
5 @Yo1ey YerK I,ra WalteG h,,lG,ns L: Badger 2Ez
E0scSss.9.goeos-s-e-a
WANTED--A FIRsT-CLAss FURNISHED
house of about or rooms, for two persons
VIII take for one year or more if salts.
factory terms can be made. Address 1883,
Journal
OUR MANAGEMENT -oF PROPERTY
Yields the best returns; call and see U.S. Cor
respondencs solicited. We sell property
placed under our charge. Nickels & Smith.
I'll NicOllet av.
WISH TO RENT .HOUsEI HAVING BARN
and large yard, reasonable in price; or small
furnished house VIII buy later Address
2l07, Journal
WANTED-BY2 MAY /, FIVE OR SIX-ROOM,
upper nat, detached house preferred, modern,
with heat. Give location and price. 2102,
Journal.
ROOMS, MODERN, FOR
housekeeplng. 220l. journal.
WANTEp-MAY /, TO RENT FOR SEW
eral months, nicely furnished ten-room house,
modern conveniences, inside 25th st, between
park ana Nlcollet avs; state price with par
WANTED-FURNISHED HOUSE BY YOUNG
couple; no children; best care of house and
grounds; references exchanged 2251, Journal.
T. A. JAMESON,
POS Andrus Building.
Money to loan with on or before privilege.
41s to per cent. Have you not a house.
you want to rent? We cannot begin to
supply the demand. I can rent anything in
the shape Of a building. T. A. Jameson, 2O5
Andrus building.
WANTED-FIVE TO SIX XFUNFURNIsHED.
modern rooms, on second floor Of detached
house, by family of three adults; responsible
party; references. Address 2286, Journal.
WANTED-TO RENT FURNISHED, DE-
tached house, for summer; six or, seven
rooms Must be close in. No children
Best Of care; references 2301, Journal
WANT HOUSES AND MODERN FLATS:
tenants waiting; care of property "a speciality
Charles S. Woodruff, COG Guaranty building. s
BIG DEMAND FOR HOUSES = IF YOU
want your property rented, list at once. Man.
agement and care personally. II. E. Ladd,
Andrus building.
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Lo. Anseles' Feast Of Flower..

|. Los Ange1es' Feast of Flowers.
This beautiful soectable will be held
May 1-6 during the convention Of the
occasion the North Western Line is maxi
ing q special rate Of $50 for the round
trip from the Twin Cities to Los Angeles
and San Francisco, tickets on sale April
20-27. with sixty days returning limit,
Call for pamphlets describingsthis famous
flower fete-S22 Nicollet av, Minneapolis;
1852 Robert street. s. Paul. or write 4. W.
Teasdale. general passenger agent. ST.
Paul.
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Marriage Licenses.

Carl Hokanson. and Agnes Johnson. O. !:
Malaty Koxak and Mayjanna Plisok
Horace A. Smith and Geraldine b. Ferringer.
Henry j. Miller and Rosie Halvorson. y;
Alget r. sJohnson and Linda M. Peterson
Theodore +. fischer, Jr., and Ida NJ Ingram.
Anton SeYerson and Helen McGillen.
James w. Sphinx and Anna H. steck.
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Total, six permits
Births.

Mr. and Mrs, John 3. ,Bankerhorn, 446
Jefferson street. NE Observation-Disclosures girl
Mr. and Mrs John r, Morrison, 2412
Twelfth avenue :. :. ~. ). boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Peder Kardong, 25l8 -Four ],
teenth avenue :. y. :. girl
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FOR sALE--MIscLEANEoUs

Continued.
BARGAINS IN IRON BEDS. SPRINGS AND
mattresses, and all kinds of furniture COW
erings; hair and moss mattresses renovated,
$l;5o.s G. A. Gustafson, sOs, Nicoliet ay. Both
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neathss.,

.Johan qdin.s Layoos 72s Monroe street NE:s
"A April 10. ,l year. s. .
Arthur Theodore sandeen. s2s Twenty ninth
avenue S; April s.; IL. years 1. 81 8
KatesE Norris '1015h Mary place; April II;
4, 81 years 81 x :, 3sslsz 49,.
Thomas Rsddy Soldiers Home, j. April 1oi 81
s. years. $ss s. .s:-ss - .s a
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FOR SALE-MALTESE TERRIER. FEMALE
year old; pure white; a little beauty. PRICE
s25. Photograph at Journal office 1856 Jour,
nal. 49, X - '.EsI.r .'".,
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A GOODTFAM-
lily cow call at S018 Garfield av: Ainsworth
always has them on hand and prices are
right; will trade for beef. -. =
CORNISH INDIANS, GENERAL PURPOSE
FOWL, prize winners, st. Paul and Mankaro.
White Leghorns; egg machines; extra pen
from New York. Eggs for Matching; prices
right +. NJ. Spencer & Sons, Henderson
MINI. : ~ 80 'I',,'
FOR sALE-FINE FREsH JERSEY : COW
with calf: rich mliker; price S65 Frank B.
Wilcox, 1880 Marshall st. Pr r. 's'.a ~
FULL-BLOOD Buff COCHIN PIILf,FyTS
and cockerels for sale; eggs, $15O for 13. 1903
p 21st st. -
bGGS FOR MATCHING nor SALE FROM
pure strains of Single Comb White Leghorns
and White Wyandottes; price 81 per setting.
2931 Bryant av s.
COWS-2O GOOD FRESH COWS AND
sprtngers for sale cheap at Midway Cow Mar
ket Minnesota Transfer; dry cows bought
:Lytle, 2161 University
FOR SALE-ONE LARGE DURHAM COW
and calf; 1S-Quart mixer; one fine Jersey COW
and ealf; rich and heavy mixer. Exchange
for beef or family horse. 30S 18th st S.
FOR RsAI4E-A4-WEEK-O OLD HHIFER CALF,
at 1919 Lyndale av S.
POULTRY PAPER = THREE MONTHS
trial subscription and book, plans for Poul-
try Houses 10 cents. Inland Poultry Jour
nal, Indianapolis. Ind.
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INSTRUCTION

HIGH SCHOOL sTUDENTs TUToRBD IN
algebra and Latin and instruction given IA
common English branches. 124 Laurel ay,
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS

ARE5YOU GOING TO EUROPE?
Write. forsloWest rates to or from any point
in Europe TO C. F. Wenham, general agent
Beaver Line. S02 Nicollet ay, Minneapolis. 4.
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WOOD AND COAL

Ignite SMOKELESS COAL, THE IDEAL
fuel; clean, economical, sa.75 per ton. Wash
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!, MACHINERY AND ENGINES

AND WOODWORKING
Machinery--Larges stock in the northwest
Northern Machinery Co., 217 Sd st S. Mpls.
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WANTED.-To RENT

WANTED-FURNIsHED HOUSE, WITH
good barn and soule grounds for summer, for
care Of same, from April Is to Oct. Is, by
thoroughly responsible party of two adults;
no children. Will take best Of care of place.
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EXPIRATION OF LEASE.
STuPENDOUS CLEARANCE SALE
s OF THE VALUABLE

fU1tNITURE.E ESIUCk,
RUGS, STOVES, sCROCKERY,
STORE FIXTURES, ETC, ETC.
Positively no reserve, as
WE VACATE THE BUILDING,
And every article must 60, no matter
, what the sacrifice.
Stock consists of an immense assem-
blage Of new and used goods, including
kinds of bedroom, parlor, dining room
and library furniture, fine brass and
iron beds, rugs, carpets, hair and box
mattresses, leather goods, mirrors, brio
s a-brac, pianos, stoves, refrigerators,
crockery, and other items too numer-
GUS to mention.
The only place for bona fide bar
, gains whilst 1t lasts. We shall make
prices to move every article this month
Open every evening till $3.50 p. M.
HUBERT BOWN & CO.,
A and 46 7th st s.
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FOR sALE-TWO ENGLISH SETTER PUPS.
months old, black, white, tan; pedigree fur
nished; price reasonable. 403 Queen av n.
FOR sALE-HOUSEHoLD GOODS OF FIVE
room cottage. cheap y ia Emerson av n.
YACHT ENGINES, PRoPELLERs, ETC.
AUTOMOBILE ENGINES AND BOILERS,
GASOLENE ENGINES, SMALL SIZES,
Wallof Machine Works, 1O9711 3D. av N.
sToRERooM, s,rfla ROOM NEWLY FITTED: GAS, CITY
only $40 for steady tenant. 50S 4th av s. 4
PRIVATE sALE-ENTIRE FURNISHINGS
PRIVATE sALE-ENTIRE FURNISHINGS
ing-roopl. bedroom furniture; fine goods. nice
condition. Call from 8 to 9 p. m.
CEDAR FENCE POSTS, ALL SIZES, BEST
quality Ilngdale Bros, Namarack, MINI.
S65 OAK WHITE SEWING MACHINE, ONLY
$s5; Singer, $15; Domestic, 81; White, s2.6O;
Singer, 81. Elmer. 10 1st ay IS. S4s;
IIATCHING4 EGGS FROM. PRIzE-WINNTNG
Single Comb Brown Leghorns, Barred ,PlYna-
oath = Koeks tq,s and White Indian Games. $50
Psp sens ssse ksog esns ssso TOT gale q Par
FOR sALE-ONI ACGOUNTEOF9 REMOVAL,
fine sideboatd. ladies. desks bookcases bed
With. springs, mattress, small tparor, tables
gas range; age call in the morning or. the eve
gasolene engine, sone up =date engine lathe.
+14-ipch. one drill press, forge ishaftines tools
etc. 22S3I; journal ss% ef$$ss
EGGS FOR 7HATCHING FRnM THOROtTGH-
bred lda ,ot3 Barred plymouth Rocks 81 per setting
PIANOS GAINS UNUSED PIANOS FOR
this week; s. to 81 monthly Huntington, $3.50;
Fischer, $3.50; Weber, $50: IHallet e. Davis.
$l75; two uprdghts, $50, $780, four square
ap5anos; p N ~ sso ga $5e new pianos for rent:
If purchased Foster & Waldo. 40 9Th st S,
corner Nieollet. Il. S,
NURSERY STOCK: 3 6. lHHRBACE0Us
Plants amn srsa ste seslizers garden flower and
av; store open Saturd lay : evenings until 10
p. m. ..s$: go. f1.f.
FOR SEVEN GAS FIXTURES IN
good condition !: can be seen at s2O1 Emerson
av S. ~ * - :
FOR sALE-sIADE TREES AND PLYM-
ant large gardon to rent. 1905 F. Lake st.
WHITE WYANDoTTE EGGS WILCOX &
Orr strain. 81 per 49, Solon ROYAL, 22S Wash
ington av n. Telephone Main 1904
SECONDHAND FLOUR MILL MACHIN
cry for sale or exchange for city property
Address 2sS4 Journal. -
FOR sALE-LARGE FAMILY REFR1GERA-
butter man, 1901 4th av s.
FOR sALE-.TWo BARRED PLYMOUTH
Rock eockerels. C. L. Smith, 201S Hawthorn
av. Minneapolis.
seoso % . . s.s.o . . 8
Q REMOVlNE, THE KING OF ALI. Q
rheumatic cures: rheumatism positive
ly cured, to stay cured; it stops pain at Q
once; 81 per bottle. Dr.. R. D. Eaton .
. Co., 121s 4th st M, ~ .
eseseesseosos: . . 90 oesss
SEE THE NEW FOX xzeTYPEWRITBR
noiseless. ightest running, mosf baautifri
work; send for catalogue Fox TWawrfter
Agency, 400 Hennepin -, rs
NEW s165 SHALLWQODICASH REGiyTER
snap; also typewriters att prices and terms to
suit. -.
No. Remingtons, $25 1ip.
Smith Premiers. from $35 up 2ts5
Densmores from $50 up
Yosts from $16 UP.
Caligraphs from s15zMp.sA isas
Jewetts from $50 up. sfS.S
Rem-Shps from $35 up
Blickensderfers from Sis up
HammondS from SIS up.
New standard keyboard lSun, only sos Send
for. samples. "Jewett" Typewriter Agency,
237 Hennepin.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-04-12

4 FOR sALE-FINfE FRESH JERSEY : COW
with calf: rich nliker; price S65. Frank B.
Moru ubaly ysck : .f.E -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-04-12
cows, DOGS, POULTRY. ETC

FOR SALE-MALTESE TERRIER. FEMALE
s25 Photograph tat Journal office. 1856. Jour,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-04-12

AGENTS WANTED-LADIES OR GENTLE
men. to represent our line of high grade jew
,elry In their locality; fakir trash, but
goods We can stand by and guarantee to be
as represented, or money refunded: write for
agents circular and get proposition. Ad-
dress Capitol Jewelry Co., box j, Providence,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-04-12

AGENTS-WE HAVE WHAT PEOPLE
want; metal bread boards, 75o each, sell on
sight; 100 per cent profit write to-day for
hlildinp Eincinnati
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-04-12

pure strains of Single Comb White Leghorns
and White Wyandottes; price 81 per setting.
2931 Bryant ay s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-04-12

AGENTS, EVERYWHERE, WRITE QUICK
for greatest money making proposition ever
offered; no experience required; success abso-
lutaly assured promotion for good workers.
NJ. L. keenbell Co, PHILADELPHIA