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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-03
AGENTS WANTED

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AGENTS, EITHER SEX, SO TO So A DAY;
big money maker; sample 1Oc, postpaid. j. P.
Arnolds Mfg. Co., 626 N 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;
1t is applied to faucets in waterworks towns
and uses cotton fiber altering material. A
ten minutes run OF water through it shows
a 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 -subagencies. Dealers ex-
cluded; reserved, territory. Agents furnished
with circulars with their name and address
on. Modern Filter Co., 243-D3, Franklin st,
Boston, Mass. arS- H.. ~
WANTED-R1DER AGENTS TO RIDE AND
exhibit sample 1902 model bicycle and dis
tribute 1000 catalogues in payment for IT.;
write for catalogue and particulars. T. w.
Mead Cycle Co., Chicago.
AGENTS AND OTHERS, LEARN A Bust
ness in one day that viii eventually make you
teach you every detail for SOC. E.. W.
Vlnson, Deer Park, Wis. ".
AGENTS-WRIT TO BRAHAM CO., GIN
cinnati, Ohio, for their honest offers and free
samples. 81. - ..".s
AGENTS Make: S. DAILY SELLING THE
cheapest and most perfect water filter ever
invented; retails at $l.50; big profit: exclusive
territory. Seneca Filter Co., Seneca, Mo-
WANTED AGENTS EVERYWHERE,
either sex; Zarema diamond; experts puzzled
to detect from genuine; liberal commission
catalogue, sample {ring stud) free on appli-
cation. zarema Diamond Co., So Dearborn
st, Chicago.
GENTS SUITS, FRENCH DRY CLEANED
and pressed, $150:: Hornung, Minneapolis Dye
House, 242 and 522 Nicollet. ~.
AGENTS WANTED--$10o WEEKLY EASILY
made: let us prove this to you; name plates,
numbers, signs; readable darkest nights sam
pies free Right Supply Co., Englewood. III.
AGENTs-s75 MONTHLY, ONE PERSON IN
each: ncighborhood; work hard but SIS is sure.
Year work certain. Forshee Mfg. Co., IL,
Cincinnati, Ohio. ~. --
AGENTs--s15o EVERY MONTH SELLING
our patented ,self-sharpening razor soap sam
Piles free. Twin Bros. Co., Cincinnati Ohio.
AGENTS-FOR. ENAMELED- PRESERVING
and cooking kettle new invention. Rapid
seller. NJ B. Byron & Co.. 1913 Elm building,
| Cincinnati, Ohio -,.-s... -. -.
AGENTs-sTART GENERAL MERCHAN-
disc business with your own 340-page cata-
logue; sample 26c; circulars free; everything
| furnished in your name. Dept. 81, Rapid
Mfg. Co., Chicago, ILL., 1-t t7-'.. -.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
C~N
NOTCH TO -CQNTR GT0Rc


.4s NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bid for the erection of an Institu-
ton for Feeble Minded for the state of North
at tha Gray x seeTetsfy
Grafton, N. D., up to L o'clock o.. m. of
Tuesday, May 90. 1902.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
office of Hancock Bros, architects, at Fargo,
n. D.; at the Offices of the secretary, at Graf
ton, and at the, office of the Improvement Bull
f na bo hp% qds gsos
No bid will be considered unless accom-
panied by certified check for 81, 600, payable
to F. G. Zuelsdorf, treasurer, as guarantee
that contract will be entered into by the per-
son to whom it is awarded the amount there
of to be forfeited if contract is not entered
into tt, and bonds furnished for its completion.
The board of trustees reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
BY order of the board of trustees, Institu-
ton for Feeble Minded. ~.
Hancock Bros, Archi It; a0ZA' SECRETARY
WANTED AT ONCE, PLANS AND sPECI-
f1cations for six (6) room modern brick
schoolhouse, steam heat with estimate OF
cost to be built in Cottonwood. Lyon coun-
~, Mimi. Plans accepted to be paid tor,
others not. All communications. addressed to
A. O.. Anderson, Cottonwood, Mimi.
BIDS WANTED
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will
be received by the Recorder of the Village OF
Buhl, Minnesota, till o'clock p. NJ. Of the
fifteenth day of May, 1902, for the furnish
ing and setting in place of a steel water
tower and wooden tank and for the laying OF
pipe, placing hydrants, setting steam boiler,
with foundations and connections, CRATES,
front and smokestack, according to plans and
specifications now aoN on flle in the Recorder
hydrants furnished by village and now on
the ground.
The council reserves the right to reject any
! or all bids ..s---. .a
Bull, Mimi, April 80, 1902.
. WIN. M. -BOFN, Recorder.
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SITUATIONS WANTED .

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YOUNG MAN WITH 6: MONTHS EXPERT
ence in grocery business wants position !;
wages no object; best references. Address, P.
O. Box 1e1, Ellsworth Wis. ',.=
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN,
as clerk in store; hardware preferred; fur
nish good references; give bond II required
S. N. Larson, care of l.. Mattson, 1907 Wash
ington av S. ~l s.. II III :a-r=
BLACKSMITH AND FIRST-CLASS HORSE
sheer wants steady situation. Address 5i6S,
Journal. -. Il 49,
ANTED-COLLECTING OF ANY KIND
by responsible party Address 5397, Journal
WANTED-BY YOUNG. NAN, POSITION AS
bookkeeper OF clerk. Willing to leave city
Address 5404, Journal.
GENTS SUITS FRENCH, DRY CLEANED
and pressed, $3.50. Hornung, Minneapolis
Dye House, PAP and 522 Nicolet av.
WANTED-A POSITION AS BOoKKEEPEF
or timekeeper by young man; steady ant
trusty; has had three years experience; car
furnish best of references. oO35, Journal
WANTED-POsITION AS ROAD SALES
man; excellent qualifications; 10 years roat
experience; at liberty July I. 5549, Journal.
FEMALE
wANTED-PosITIoN AS sALEsLADY Al
once; three years experience; age %; speaks
German; good references; salary S.. Address
5176, Journal.
STENOGRAPHERS FURNISHED. NC
charge. Main 277S-J4; T. c., 1873 Type
writer Exchange 237 Hennepin.
LADY DOCTOR OF REFINEMENT WOULI
like position to travel with refined physician
as reception lady Correspondence solicited
Address all letters to NJ. ]. c., Mason City
Iowa.
COMPETENT. LADY. STENOGRAPHER DE
sires permanent position; experienced; oper.
ates any leading typewriter; familiar with
office work: good nenman. 5554, Journal
YOUNG WOMAN OF EDUCATION WOULI
like position reader and amanuensis. Ad-
dress 5532, Journal.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
Continued.


Continued.
WANTED-A sHRl1WD, EXPERIENCED
travelling salesman to fill vacancy; general
mercantile trade; apply at once Al. T.. Blk
Ter & Co., Ltd, Cleveland Ohio.
SALESMEN-WE HAVE FOUR NEW PAT
ents that are selling like wildtire and guar
antee you $50 per day clear profit; Your offers
VIII be such that no nliln CT woman can re-
fuse them; you need no capital; we guarantc e
to send you complete samples Tree the day we
receive your letter; we want local aud gen
eral agents and men of ability: to them we
offer the opportunity of LIE time. Write
at once and secure outfit and territory. Auto
Braham Co., $50, Cincinnati, Ohio
WANTED-A MAN TO CLEAN WALL
paper 246 LIST av S.
WANTED--ONE EXPERIENCED UPHOL-
sterer and one, experienced hand mattress
maker and one experienced draper, man TO
do draplns and hanging. Boutell Bros, LIST
av S and 9TH st.
WANTED-TlNNER AND HELPER. APP
ply tonight Barrett & Co., II E 26th ST. "
WANTED-AT ONCE, FlRST-CLAsS BUSH
Gilman; steady JOB the year around, at the
Plymouth Clothing House third floor. Gus
-oilo D.
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LOST AND FOUND

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LOST-DARk BRINDLE BULL TERRIER
puppy, 10 months old, weighs about 45 lbs:
left front foot and all tips of toes, tip Of
tail and breast white; liberal reward for re-
turn or information. VIM. TYLER, 1903 New
ton av n. Tel, N. W., 127. T.! c., 6241
LOST, BETWEEN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
and 26th st, black pocketbook, containing
about 50 in silver Return to Journal Office
for reward. -
GENTS SUITS, FRENCH DRY CLEANED
and pressed, $1.50 Hornung, Minneapolis Dye
House, 242 and 522 Nicollet
LOST-ONE POINTER BITCH, LIVER AND
white; licked all through the white with little
liver spots; for reward return to 4411 Lyn-
dale aY S.
FOUND-BICYCLE, APRIL is, AT THE
Clinton flats, Reading Standard: owner may
have same by ealing on the janitor.
LOsT-LADY's CLOSED GOLD-FILLED
case Waltham works watch, between and
$50 Saturday morning between Florence
Court and Madison school on Oak st or 4th
av short line cars; valuable as keepsake only:
finder please leave with II. B. Chamberlain
Al Loan and Trust building, S13 Nico!let, for
reward.
LOST-BLACK. SILK UMBRELLA IN SILK
case; pearl handle; either at Yerxa's or on
street car suitable reward ii returned to 1927
Pillsbury av S.
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BICYCLES


FIT YOU WHEELS WITH JOHNSONS 1902
tires, $1.75 to So. Sold by frst-class dealers,
or j.. N. johnson & Co.. 915 Nicolet. Car
riage tires, IS up.
NEWSPAPER ROW BICYCLE SHOP, Al AND
As 4th st S.. New management. ALI WORK
guaranteed. Wheels built to order. Largest
storage room in city. Factory, 7O3 Central av.
j. L. Menard.
FOR SALE-A HIGH GRADE VICTOR BIZ
cycle in good condition. Just the wheel for
the tall man. Call at 1902 Sth st S.
FOR SALE-s2o CASH WILL BUY, A LADY's
Monarch bicycle, 22-inch drop frame; ad-
Unstable handlebars; No. 80 Hartford tires;
10 gear. YFirst-class condition. Has not been
ridden so miles, Can be seen at Journal Of
flee. Oscar Peterson.
CENTS SUITS, FRENCH DRY CLEANED
and pressed, $3.50. Hornung. Minneapolis Dye
House, 242 and 522 Nicollet.
FOR ALE-CEEAP-HIGH GRADE LADY'S
Wheel almost new Call at 124 E 18th ST.
corner Stevens av.
WANTED-GoOD Second HAND, Low
frame, mans bicycle; will pay what it is
worth; give complete description and price.
$685.. Journal.
GENTS BICYCLE, GOOD CONDITION, IS IF
taken before Tuesday. 2S15s Clinton av, or
244 list aY NJ = 80 y -.--
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FOR RENT-NINE-RoOM HOUSE; NEW
open plumbing; porcelain bath. 627 18th St.
- HOUSES FOR RENT. =
$35. O0-124 State st Sc, 10 rooms, modern, fine
yard, near university. -
$S2.50-5 Oak Grove, rooms, all modern; good
for physician.
$50. 00-170S Nicollet av, 9 rooms, all modern
$40. O0-1616 Hawthorn, all modern except heat
13 rooms; stoves there.
$50. o0--S016 Garfield av, with barn; 8 rooms
furnace, city water.
$13. 50-944 9th av NE, z rooms, near 500
a.. shops. ...E-t = )
$13.50-25l9 LIST av S, 5 rooms; city water, good
back yard
See our list Of flats, heated and unheated
Nickells & Smith, 311 Nicollet av.
S1S.50-FIRST FLOOR, 250O LYNDALE.' ALL
modern, furnace; i've rooms.
$15-Store, 1901 Franklin, basement, city
,I water; good for butter and eggs.
$12-2909 Nicollet av, good store, with living
rooms in rear; city water and sewerage
Steam heated Flat-One in Waldorf at $50;
~ very choice:
sss5-Flat 9, 74o 10th st, rooms, very pleas
ant g.z&
$25-734 e 10th ST. rooms, all modern.
Nickells & Smith, 81 Nicollet av
Ia IL UNHEATED FLATS.
GIG 9th ST SHINE. ROOMS: MODERN;
centrally located; for summer, low rental to
right party. Several furnished flats for rent.
Nickells & Smith, 81 Nicollet av.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE


Continued.
WAN'rED--AN ENERGETIC NAN TO REP
resent manufacturer in Minnesota good
route; liberal salary and expenses; references
Manager. 7ol Star building Chicago.
WANTED-A SOLICITOR FOR MEXICAN
tile agency, one acquainted with wholesale
trade preferred. Address, giving age and ex
perience, sass. Journal
ENERGETIC SALESMAN, SCHOOL SUP
plies, country work. 500 salary and commits
SONS. ~ O. Evans Co., Chicago. III.
ARTIST--YOUNG LADY CAN LEARN TO
make IS per day, illustrating; write for in
structions. Universal Correspondence, AL
Chestnut st. Philadelphia.
EXPERIENCED DRAPERY SEWERS AT
once. L. A. Mc1vor & Co., SIG Lumber En-
change.
AMERICAN LADY OF ABOUT IS WANTED
as saleslady; required from to o'clock.
Experience not necessary. Moderate pay.
5G15, Journal.
FRENCH AMERIClAN TAILORING INsTI-
tute wants sean1stresses and apprentices at
once Learn the French-American Tailor Sys-
tenn. Only square with curves combined We
guarantee positions to all that take a course.
Agents wanted. Special rates to dressnakers.
Patterns cut to actual measure. Call or write
Institute 62ok Nicollet av.
GIRL WANTED FOR. GENERAL HOUSE,
work Apply 1928 Clinton av.
HOME WORK-$60 MONTHLY COPYING
| letters; either sex. Send 3 stamps for par
ticulars. Hicks Supply Co., 1854 Halsted st,
! Chicago
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FOLLETT WINDLE co.

:. Removed to 800 LIST av S, opposite
- postotiice.
:. Choice prairie, timber and farm
y. lands in Minnesota and Wisconsin,
:. timber homesteads and irrigation lands
- in Oregon -.
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WANTED GOOD SOBER BARBER,
steady job married n,au preferred; no sun
day work. SIS per week Address Box Si4,
Brmidii Mimi. ...
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FURNISHED HOUSES

FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT-MoDERN HOUSE, FURNISHED
complete; eight rooms and bath; May l to
Sept. 1. T. c. phone, 6045. Address 722
10th ay Sc. =-asSs
ElGHT-ROOM. ALL-MODERN, NICELY
furnished house, from May 1 to Oct. or Nov.
1, at $40 per month. Franklin Benner, COL
Phoeo{Y hDi1din9 7. -
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CLARINET PLAYER AND TRAP DR. Naa
mer wanted; capable Of handling grades
and l. young man Preferred must be sober
and steady; state age and occupation. Address
+ i SYkOra Rranerd. Mimi.
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WANTED-A PRACTICAL SEWER FORE
man and sewer men. r. l.. Du Bots u Co.,
Jnlwsin Iowa . .
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; DAVID P. JONES & CO..
, 200 Oneida building
D A IODGLNG-HOUSE FOR RENT IN I
, Il GOOD LOCATION Z
, A 23-room hotel for rent at PA Wash I
, ington ayr n. first and second floors.
D 1t is modern except heat and has city
, water on rear Of both floors. Has been I
, newly papered and painted and his in Z
, clean condition. r." -s...-l
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WANTED--THREE MEN OF GOOD AID
dress TO sell 1raternal insurance; Al contract
and COMPANY, 4t44. journal.
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. WANTED, COMPETENT. ASSISTANT BOOK
keeper and stenographer; good position in
country; apply at once. Reference. $751;
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A BRIGHT, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN AS
bookkeeper in wholesale fruit house. State
experience and salary expected 1913, Jour-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MILLER OR SOME
one acquainted With business. TO take inter
est il nrst class new swing sitter plant
i'll good wheat country; or Will rent plant
Ask tuli investigation; good custom ,raue
lulG, Journal. - = ----- ---- -
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

THREE LARGE COOL ROOMS ON FIRST
iloor in modern house, suitable for house
Keeping; line location; call at once; no chill
dren; possession given May l. 1908 Pleasant
ay, near Franklin. Telephone, N. w, South
SIT j. - - A
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WANTED WOOL SORTEKS APPLY AT
cftlce OF North Star Wooden Mil Co., Us
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WANTED-15 PLASTERERS At NEW
Chamber of Commerce; wages $3.50 per day.
c.. T. Hacln.
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SNENOGRAPHER; BOOKkEEP Err; OFFICE
Clerk. Some experience. Mercantile Refer
euce Co, if5 Temple Court.
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statesmen WANTED TWO EXPERT
enced specially statesmen Positions perma-
nent. Staple, attractive line. Trade we'll
established. Responsible house. Men worth
Journal
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FIVE OR SIX GOOD PAINTERS AND PA
per-hangers; six or eight stonemasons and
plasterers. Good wages paid. Address Koch
Bros, Devils Lake, N. D.
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FOR RENT
UNFURNIsHED HoUsEs-continued.

FOR RENT-s3, AND $45, NINE-RoOM
houses on Oak st Sc: also six-room nat.
Could 31a Ontario at SE
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EENIALEI

WANTED-POSITIONA AS SALESLADY AT
once; three years experience; age %; speaks
German; good references; salary IS. Address
5176, Journal. ~: h."
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WANTED-MAN AND WIFE TO TAKE
charge OF Bryn Mawr Golf Club grounds and
house, 5lS7 Journal -.....
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MECHANICS QUALIFIED FOR ADVANCE
ment; our free booklet, Are Your Hands
Tied?" tells how thousands have doubled or
largely increased their earning capacity
through our spare time instruction by mail.
Write to the international Correspondence
Schools, box 1868, Scranton, Pa, call day
Or evening, Minneapolis, Office. 332 HennepiM
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WANTED-EVER1BO BODY TO STOP AT THE
Cozy Parors, SO 7th st S. for soda, ice cream
and cigars. Cyclists rest here while we repair
your Wheel A. E. Green, manager.
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W.ANTED-GOOD JOB PRINTER CAN FIND
steady employment by immediate application
to Free Press Mankato Mimi
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g STOP PAYING RENT. q
q OWN YOUR HOME. 8
y Take out contracts now, while they q
q are low in numbers and will mature q
y in very short time, By our plan we q
q mature contract in ohe-half the time it q
y takes similar companies. We invite in q
q vestigation. y
q Call $50 and 632 Guaranty Loan Bldg, 8
q MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. q
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE 80 ! EASY PICTURE-H HANGER
saves time and lightens the work Of house
cleaning. Thousands who use it testify Of
Manufacturing Co., 31S Hennepin av. Price
Csc. Agents wanted.
FIRE INSURANCE WRITTEN IN GOOD
companies. Title ms. & Trust Co.. Oneida blk
WE SELL PROPERTY PLACED UNDER
our care and collect rents promptly. Nickels
& Smith 81 Nicollet aY. - L.
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f1OUOE-htN LOW Efl FLUUh VI IEN-
room house; barn, hardwood floors, bath, gas,
cistern; good condition 1907 Laurel av.
$40 = MODERN, SIX-ROOM, DETACHED
house; large rooms; bath, basement. gas;
near car line; good location. Dodge, 523
Boston block.
FOR PENTHOUSE, NO. 1916 HAWTHORN
av; 13 rooms; choice location; twelve minutes
walk from West Hotel Apply on premises.
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WANTED-GOOD ALI4-AROUND MAN FOR
work North Dakota farm. W. ii. Os-
horn. zoos Guaranty Loan building.
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MANAGER WANTED = EVERY LARGE
county, Game O. Skill nickel slot machine
for drinks and cigars; strictly lawful; takes
place of forbidden slot machines, thereby ILL
ing long-felt want; rented or sold on easy
payments; sell at sight; 10000 now in use.
Conrad Jackson Desk Co., Cincinnati, Ohio,
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WANTED-AT ONCE, AN EXPERIENCED
blacksmith helper and fnisher; steady work
to right Call Northwestern Casket Co.,
l1th az and Jefferson st NE.
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ALESMAN-WANTEDt HUsTLING SALES
man for Minnesota, by well-established
wholesale house. High commission contract,
with s25 weekly advance while travelling.
Jess Il. Smith Co. Detroit Mich
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SHORT, TALL AND FAT MEN, HAVE
your pants made at Anthony the Tallor's.
Perfect lit. reasonable prices. 2l2 Washing
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WANTED-SEVERAL GOOD CANvASSERS.
experience not necessary Call Saturday be-
tween / and p. M, 500 Century bldg.
SLIDE TROMBONE PLAYER WANTED
for full season contract at summer resort.
Address w. RaWSon. Lisbon, y. D.
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WANTED-A GOOD LICENSED YOUNG
barber at once wages 81 per week, board,
room and washing. Address G. P. Banse,
BarneSyilie Mimi
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CIVIL SERVICE GOVERNMENT POSITIONS
1859 appointments made last year; probably
10000 this year. only common school educa-
ton required for examinations: catalogue OF
information free. Columbian Correspondence
College WaShinetan d C.
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vests. H. J. Broeker. Cass Lake. Mimi.
WANTED-BRIGHT AND INTELLIGENT
man with small capital to take interest in
0uired RoT 113 citV
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YOUNG MAN TO GO TO ARCHIBALD COL.
lege, Lake st, corner Stevens for shorthand
ana business branches. Positions secured all
graduates.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-24
NICOLAS BALSZ DEAD.
Funeral Will Be Held This Afternoon
 at 5 O Clock.

Nicolas Balsz. Of whose illness mon tion was made in the last issue of the Republican, died yesterday morning at about 9:30 o'clock, at the home of his brother Joe BaIsz, near the corner of Monroe and Second streets
 MT. Balsz was taken sick of typhoid fever a few weeks ago, his Illness being later complicated by 2 stroke of par alysis, since when there has been little if any hope cf his recovery. His wife is also sick of typhoid fever, though she is slowly improving.
 Mr. RGisz was over 45 years old, native of California, and has lived in Phoenix for somewhere in the neigh borhcod of a quarter of a century. He is a sen of Fred Balsz, one of the oldest residents of this city. The dead man was an estimable citizen. respected by all. He was a butcher by trade. and has always been known as aa honest, upright and hard working man. Be sides his wife. he leaves a couple of children to mourn his loss.
 Mr. B1lsz was Q member of the l. O. O. F. and A Q. L. W. societies, the SDarish American Alliance and the
Arizona republican., 1902-10-24

It seems that there are a few popu- lists left in Kansas. At least there is one Sunflower populist, the Hon. s. j.. Hale: and he is his candidate for speaker of the Kansas house. He has found a mighty issue. Caps and gowns are worn by the faculty of the state university. MT. Hale threatens to have this academic finery prohibited by stat ute. He says that the farmers lin his section" feel that the cap-and-gown would tend to the effeminacy of the students" The farmers want their boys to be men and are opposed to the introduction of Yale methods" We wonder if MT. Hale has ever seen the Yale methods in foot ball By the way, the notion that the wearing of a gown tends to make the wearer effeminate is a curious survival Of an old and still lingering superstition, well known to students of primitive customs and folk lore. Thus a Hessian youth will put . girl baby's cap in his pocket, thinking to escape conscription thereby.-New York sun
Arizona republican., 1902-10-24

range of prices from 16c to $L75 per yard.
 $I65 zibelines-Thc glossy fur cloth that bas so taken the popular fancy. Colors, castor, new blue, brown, wine; iG-iu. wide ........................
 $i25 BrOadcIoths and Venetlans-No need to mention colors, they are all here, F colors and black; 5f inches NIic -......-. .-..-.----.- 'tc
 50c Venctians, strictly all wool. 3S iG. wide. all coors and black. This is | beautiful fall suiting ................ 45c
 65c All-Wool Ladies Cloth, g inches wide; good value at 65c..............49c .49c
 $1.25 Examine Cblack only). bought at Q reduced price; while it lasts.......7jc