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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28

could comfortably sit on one end OF
his potato while he roasted the other
end in the fire.
Third proof. But the statement is
often made that the negro, especially
the wise and representative negro, is
anxious to get out of the south. If this
is so, why does he not go? AS Uncle
Ben, In one Of Thomas Nelson Page s
stories, says, He has no roots to his
feet These wise and representative ne
groes, who are so anxious to CO. are
men of property that would not have to
walk or swim, why do they not sell
their property and go to fair Liberia
Even the negro who is not wise and in
fIuentfal and a property holder could
scrape up enough money to buy his rail-
road passage at least a part of the dis
lance. Whoever saw negro that was
too poor to buy an excursion ticket to
Charleston on any Saturday night.
NO. the great rank and file Of the ne
groes in the south realize today, and
all are coming more and more to real
lie, that the best friends they have in
the world are in the south. that the
most abundant field for labor for the
negro is in the south and that the best
opportunity for intellectual and moral
advancement IS In the south. I do not
say that the negro has no friends except
amongst the white people of the south,
but | do say that l believe that no sec
ton OF the country has as much patience
with his shortcomings, sympathy for his
sufferings and disposition to help the ne
gro as the good people Of the southern
states. When asked the difference be-
tween the south and the north in its at
fitude toward the negro, a colored man
replied: The southerner sympathizes
with negro, but not the negro the
northerner with the negro, and not a
negro
Whites Need the Negro.
1.-The second great difficulty IN the
90 ,P W. fe.
in the fact that the white people of the
south do not wish the negro to go. I
know that it is said now and then that
the white people of the south would be
glad to get rid of the negro, and no
doubt there are n few who feel that way,
but have talked with hundreds of white
men and white women on this subject
and have never yet seen one who was
willing to have his own negro servants
and friends sent off. I offer In proof Of
this statement that when Mr. Williams,
better known as Peg Leg was operating
in Georgia and other southern states. n
few years ago, seeking to carry the
negroes aWay from the farms and homes
OF the whites who We're employing them.
there arose such storm Of opposition TO
him that ii became unsafe for Mr. Will
liams to show his face In certain of our
counties. If we are so anxious for the
negro to be sent away, why try to stop
him when he wishes to go? If we would
be glad 10 nave al the negroes IN thc
south deported, why threaten to lynch
the man who is helping us to the cher
ished solution Of our problem?
THE best way to run the negro off Is
to quit employing him. Yet in spite OF
this, about 90 100 Of all the cooks. but
lers porters, coachmen. etc, employed
In the south are negroes. Thousands Of
absolutely necessary Jobs are given by
preference to the negroes by white peo-
Pile.
let us discuss the question in a broader
sense There is in the negro q pretty
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28

Avoid All Idleness.
You will work for the peace and
prosperity OF the future il you teach
your children to work. Never allow
them to run the streets unemployed II
would be better for you, for them, for
posterity that you should bind them out
rather than allow them to loaf. The Idle
are our menace AS We look back at
the journey over which the negro has
come We see that the discipline acquired
during slavery was most potent factor
in his advancement. Teach your chill
dren that idleness and loafir not only
lead to theft and other crimes, but is
itself disgrace God and humanity
need every ounce of power in the world
and need 1t employed on the side of
good
If you can, own your own homes. A
man becomes a better citizen when he
feels that he represents property as well
opinions at a polling place.
Let liquor and cocaine alone We all
need clear heads and steady limbs for
the tasks Of today. Refuse to listen to
the arguments of any man upon whose
breath you can detect the odor of slim
ulants.
SWill You let me say in closing one
other delicate word? Refuse, absolute
~ refuse social recognition to any wom-
and who has children. but has had no
husband.
Because l argue that the race can
rot be separated, ought not to be sep
arated and Will not be separated does
not mean that l believe that there is
nothing for US to do. | make no plea
for Indifference. nor for supineness. nor
for stagnation. There are many things
that we must do. There are high du-
ties that devolve upon us and work
well nigh as hard as transporting race.
But this is feasible, this is possible, this
Is in reach of all, both white and black.
Whatever problem we have can be set
tied by industry economy. sohriety. pa
thence, righteousness and love
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28

Inc feature of the educational mass
meeting at Shiloh Methodist church last
Mohoay night was the address of Dr. H.
bradley, pastor of Trinity church,
WHO declared that the separation of the
races is not feasible. Among the other
speakers were Bishop H. NJ Turner, Wal
'er H. johnson, Dr. R. D. Stinson, DR..
W. u. Alexander. DR.. Heard and DR..
Bryant.
DR.. Bradley's Address.
Ut bradley's subject was, "Is the Sepa-
ration of the Whites and Blacks Of the
south the Proper Course to Secure Peace
and Prosperity"
In part he spoke as follows:
ADDRESS myself to the discussion of
this subject which you have given to me
with pleasure, notwithstanding the fact
mat, If l had been allowed the choice of
SUBJECT for myself. 1 would, In all likell-
hood, have selected a different one. 1
cannot but believe that the calm and hon
est deliberations of the whites and blacks
OF the south. in conferences like this.
"here representative men and women
from both races meet must result in
good. 1t is a hopeful sign to me that
'he discussion Of what IS popularity called
the race question is no longer confined
10 conventions III the north, and that
conferences of temperate representatives
oil both races in the south are taking the
place of heated dcliNerances directed by
one section against another.
The world is coming to recognize To-
day the fact which many of us have
known so long, that the race problem
while affecting all sections Of our coun-
Try, is distnctvelY and peculiarly the
souths problem and that its righteous
settlement will depend upon the people
most affected. Well-wishers in different
sections Of our country may help SOME;
uncharitable critics may hinder some. But
the south. being the home Of the great
body of men of African descent, must
handle her own problem and succeed
or fail according to the proportion Of wis
dom. Justice. fairness and charity which
she employs III the delicate work.
You have asked me to discuss the
question of the separation of the whites
and backs of the south TO be perfectly
candid, believe that it Is the discussion
of plan that is chimercal ! think there
are some few persons who honestly be-
lieve that the separation Of the races s
feasible But how one can estimate the
difficulties which lie in the way OF the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28
sOLDIEE CAN ACCEPT OFFICE

Washington. September 2e.-Judge Ad.
vocate General Davis OF the army aae
rendered an opinion that there Is no
objection to the acceptance by an enlisted
man Of the army of an office under
federal government the duties OF vnie1
arc not incompatible with his mil
duties The question arose in the cas ai
the appointment OF an ordnance sers
stationed at Fort Fremont. S. g. H~ tas
United States postmaster at that Place
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28
Seattle Gold Receipts.

Seattle. Wash. September 26 Seattle
gold receipts from the north yesteri
amounted to sl,25o, 900. This great tTsa
ure shipment came from Nome and ''
British Yukon on the steamers oh9
Senator ana Dolphin, which also b.o ~
$50 passengers. Purser Robertson hlt
IN his charge on the voyage to the c0ri
a great gold nugget taken from ain -r
creek bench September s, the exact value
OF which is s3. 285. 90.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28
FIRE OUT IN CRAIGEN TUNNEL
Norfolk and Western Won't Lay
Track Around Mountain.

| Roanoke. Va. September 2e-Tt ls
stated at the Roanoke general offices Of
/ the Norfolk and Western that the pr
dispatches sent out from Bristol s p-
TENDER % to the effect that the rail-
way company contemplated laying
track arornd the mountain THROUGH
1rich Craigen tunnel extends Is withsr
foundation. and that such a move is
wholly mpracticable. as was determia.d
at the time the road was built, and aga
vEen the tunnel fire occurred.
1t is expected that the limo will Aa
cren for traffic by october 10, perha
earlier
In the meantime, the Norfolk ann
Western Is detouring It's train service
via the lines of its connections. WITH
little or no delay to its through freight
traffic.
The fire IS extInguished and good pros
ress is being made toward clearing ans
refining the tunnel over half the -
boring necessary having been erected and
fms red
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28
MASKED MEN HELD UP TRAIN
They Dynamited Express Safe and
Secured Contents.

st. Joseph, Mo, September 22-Fou-
masked men, at 10 o'clock tonight, he'd
up westbound Burlington and Missouri
river train No al, miles north of this
city. The safe In the express car was
dynamited and the car wrecked. ON
cials of the road say the safe contained
but little money. Other reports say 1t
contained from SIS 900 to $4,000. Every
thing in the safe was taken. and the men
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28
Do You Suffer with PiIesp

Do You Suffer with PiIesP
Do they protrude7
Do they bleed?
Do they pain you?
Do you have mucous or bloody dis
charges?
can certainly cure you. Write me
fully Advice perfectly free. Dr..
Tucker. Is Broad street Atlanta, Ga
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-28
Avoid All Idleness

our heads In trying to butt into what
We may conceive to be police society
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-29

lUnoUB 9Ql 9sB9Io9p HsQl lBua 'puooss
of heat available for radiation and so
diminish the heat rays; third, that the
erect of the spots is counteracted by
other causes arising at the same time,
ana therefore, so far as any change
IN the amount of heat received by the
earth is concerned, they produce no
effect whatever.
Granting, however, that they do af-
feet the heat of the earth, there has
peen evolved no completely conVinc-
ing parallel between the sun spots and
our own weather and crops. AS in the
case of Sir William Herschels famous
comparison between the sun spots and
the price of wheat during a certain
period there have been many curious
condolences, which, however, are evil
IDENTIFY more coincidental than real in
view of the fact that the great num-
Der of other causes affecting like con-
dttions make it impossible to
place any definite responsibility
on the sun, and the OBJ
servers themselves have turned up con-
h1cting evidence. AS one astronomer
has recently said, it would be quite
possible, given sufficient study, to es-
tablish an apparent connection between
the planets and the rise and fall of any
given railroad stock, the relative num-
bers of Democratic and Republican
congressman from year to year, or
almost anything else with which the
heavenly bodies have as little to do.
Sun spots and bad harvests, sun spots
and shipwrecks, sun spots and COM
mercial crises sun spots and wars, or
even sun spots and race suicide may
therefore be relegated to the subjects
that are at present of primary interest
only to the ingenious.
Although weather connections have
not been established, in one direction
there is a much stronger reason for be-
lief in a tangible connection between
the sun spots and the conditions of our
own little planet. The presence of the
sun spots is apparently closely asso-
ciated with the magnetic condition of
the earth, and although many electrical
storms are purely local, many of the
great magnetic storm of the past half
century have been found to coincide
with sun spot periods-a condition
however, that still awaits any con-
vincing scientific explanation. Stripped
therefore, of the picturesque extremes
to which the subject has been often
carried, the sun spots are still al
most as much a mystery as when the
first discoveries shocked humanity by
the scandalous suggestion that there
could even be such a thing as a spot
on the suns surface. At all events, no
one apparently need lose any sleep
over their appearances.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-29
SPOT SON THE SUN NOT
PROPHETS OF DISASTER

MANY SUCH THEORIES HAVE BEEN FORWARD BUT NONE
HAVE BEEN Observation-Disclosures RELATION
TO ELECTRICAL COND
TON OF THE EARTH-sUN SPOTS AT CHIEFLY IN
AS SOLAR CUFdOSIITES.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

AA4l4VvV0s ~
Less work for goth Good for the
you; less CENTURY buyer OF seller
worry, too. PLAN. OF real estate.
$4,000 only for inside property that will pay q
= good rate OF interest on the Investment and
4 sure to advance in value. Consider the
size of lot, 5Sx165, and location; alley
on side. On 9Th st s, inside OF Sth ay.
One other proposition, Vine place and
14th st. would like to have the investor
look up these bargains.
So, 2O0-Al modern 1O-roon house, near Harriet
and 2lst st. Terms, $500 cash; balance
easy.
So, 500 only buys seven-room modern house and
barn; hot-water heat. On 10th av 8, in
side of 9th st.
S3,150 buys ten room house, modern except heat;
arranged for two families. On Stevens
av, near 9th st.
81, 600 buys II house rcoms, with.
= x1B5. Also barn and shop. On 9TH st,
|: HE near 9Th avs.
800 buys that new up-to-date house on Irving
+ av S, near 31st ST. Nine rooms, hot
water heat; large lot, 60x128 to alley.
| This model home must be seen to be appre-
cated.
2O1O Crystal Lake av-Nine room house. cellar,
cistern and barn; large lot, with nice
shade trees. Only S2,20O Just the
place for nice, quiet home. All i'm
- provements in the street and paid for.
T $14, ,OO0-Good all-modern 12-room residence, in
Sunnyside addition, on large corner lot.
1, Will take in exchange good North Dakota
lands.
! J. A. WALTERS,
l. . New York Life Building.
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DYNAMOS AND MOTORS

THE BROWNING MOTOR IS RECOGNIZED
the standard high grade motor of the
world. We guarantee absolute satfstacti
your operating cost, owing to the high eff
cheney Of our machines; will allow you to
try our machine before purchasing. -'
THE BROWNING CO.,
300 Third st. S.
A. Z. Allen, local representative.
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BARRIERS SUPPLIES

RARBERS-We solicit your business; full line
cutlery; grinding and yhoninG speciality. Wes-
tern Barber supply Co.. BIS Nicollet a..
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

sUPERFLUoUS HAIR, MQLES, ETC, PERMAs
nently removed by electricity Miss Hollister.
77-IS Syndicate block Pioueer Stand OF the
northwest Exclusive specialist - 8 -.' -.
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. CUTLERY GRINDING

SHEARS, RAzoRS AND KNIVES sHARPENED
We grind everything that requires an edge.
Nerbeck practical grinder, 2il 4ti st S. MpIs.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-24
FURRIERS

~~~~~~~@~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~--~>~~~~
EENS DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS, COATS,
etc, and all ladies' fur neckwear at greatly re-
duced prices; frst-class qualities. A. Reiner.
IOl Hennapfn ay. Both phones. j.
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ANNoUNClE NClE:MENTs

MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL ~ ~ -
BRANCH OFFICE, tt
DONALDSoN;S GLASS BLoCK.S
Next to Western Union Telegraph Sand
Branch postothc = In Office on main
hoor, front Of new elevator. l,S$SyssrS'';
Want lads" and news items received.
Journals on sale.
Subscriptions taken. ~s--
General information given.
CARS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS MADE UP FOR
Pacific coast: frequent shipments aud big say.
ing Ia yeight: see us before shipping BOYD
Transfer and Storage Co. As Sd st s. hx
MANY PEOPLE ARE BEING CURED AT THE
New Light Cure Institute: deiay2no longer, but
call G6O Temple Court
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-24
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

>~o~oo>~oo>c~~lo oooo~Sso~o~-~-csS
OFFICE OF DEPARTMENT CHARITIES AND
: Corrections 1-AInneapolis Dec. 10, 19U3;-I
Sealed proposals Wilt be received at this office
up to II o'clock. noon. Dec. 2s;i 1903: for the
Installation of 800 feet steam radiation at
the city hospital according to plans and spec
itcat ations of the architect, I, a Lalere;laIS
All bids must be accompanied with certified
check for 10 per cent OF amount of bid. w.
L. Barton, secretary.
WE HAVE PURCHASED AND ARE WRECK
Ing large buildings Of Heinrich Brewery, s4th
st and 22d av s., Will sell lumber. very cheap;
stone, 35c per perch. Buy now and employ your
idle teams. n. ". Lumber, and Wrecking Co.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-24
DETECTIVE AGENCIES

NcNULTY DETECTIVE, AGENCY, 30 KASoTA
building. =. j. McNutY. Mgr. Detective work
in all Its branches References: E. J. Conroy.
chief VI police, Minneapolis. N. W. phone.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-24
cows, DOCS, POULTRY, ETC:

coWs-YoU WILL ALWAYS FIND A STABLE
full of COWS al aIng. place: don, t5 forget the
Place. 1923. Portland as.S- 81. r..
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BOARD WANTED

COUPLE WITH .3-YEAR- OLD CHILD WANT
board and room in warm house. where clean
lness anu good cooking is the rule, Address
H go. Journal.
SUNNY WARM ROOM. WITH BOARD. FOR
# two: also. alceye room for one month. 1921 9Th
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-24

IF your STOMACH is TROUBLING you, Or
der today a case Of Anchor Dining Malt
+, 1t puts lining in the stomach by regu-
latng the digestion. a full case Of SO pints
delivered free at your residence for $2.l5.
Telephone. Anchor Thoresen. n. w.. 35SS j..
or Z. c.. 526 Depot. 900 15ih az S.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-24
INSTRUCTION

~~>~~-~~~~~~~-~-~~~~-~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~-~~~~>~--~~~~
LYCEUM SCHOOL OF DRAMATIC ART AND
Music. Pupils prepared for the dramatic and
operate. stage; engagements procured for pu-
pills qualified, Join classes now and partici-
pate In March public performances. Eyceurl
theater. third door. Mrs. St. John Bremen.
principal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-24
HELP WANTED FEMALE

MERRY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Or.
gan; vocal chorus singing Greatsst ,s special al
School Of Music, 303 Central ay third door.
''IT IS MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE THAT
It accomplishes all that hat is . claimed for IT. It
Shorthand r t College. c. ses sol dayton bldg
YOUNG LADY-oUR METHOD OF TEACHING HIM
shorthand and typewriting Is indorsed 4 by the
leading educators of the state. The Munson
Shorthand Institute Guaranty Loan building.
LADY CASHIER AND ASSISTANT BooKKEER-
er. ole With experience in produce; business
preferred; name references. state salary
PLEASANT HOME WORK FOR LADIES, S.
to IS per week: four ladies to travel. expert.
snes unnecessars =, saiaFy ana e1penaes. Globe '
WANrED-s1X EXPERIENCED DINING:RooM
girls for convention. Start Monday. 18th
inst 81 60 per day. Apply now. Windsor
Hotel. ST. Paul. rs 49, a
USE BLANcHARD's ECZEMA LOTION FOR
druggists; free office treatment. 42A Nicollet
FURs REPAIRED AND REMoDELGD AT sPR.
ctat low prices during this: MONTH LyceIm
Z Fur Co.. a26 Nicollet .av T. G. phone 31ss.
GOOD POSITIONS AND GOOD SALARIES Sc
bald College. 1872 E Lake st, Free ca taloA
wANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Bring references. None but
competent girl need apply. 52f sth st S.
STENoGRAPHERs FURNISHED WITH sITUA-
tions without CHARGE register with US. Under
wood Typewriter Co. 326 Hennepin av.
WANTED-TWo MATTRESSES, SECOND COOK
ard laundry woman for leading hotel in small
town. Address 9T7. Journal -
WoMEN's D1sEAsEs-3s YEARS ExPERI.
ence. Strictly private home. DR.. Nelson, Sd
L. av S and Washington. s.5t Z, ,tt.y-s
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK.
Must be- good. cook VIII pay good wages.
1902 Portland ars,r @.1.s. -r-:.
LADIES ARE GOING WED 10 GET NY NEW
/ book. AL you need TO. knew. z5c ny mail.
| DIR. Bly,. ,, .ta..-.n
.WANTED-A LADY WHO HAS HAD EGPERI
ence meeting L.,dies n business life. S67S
journal. s
| HAVE BYRON & WILLARD PRINT IT.
WoMEN's. DISEASES CURED. Cali or write
Dr. Rly. 412 Nc. ,av Sd noor: new book 25c,
WANTED-GIRL FOR 3REsTAURANTSa PANT
| ry work, atsence. The Grill. sOS list av S.:i,
WANTED-A. GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
T. housework. Apply. 1903 Lyndale. .aN NJ,
WANTED-DINING-R ROOM GIRL. BERKELE1
r. Hotel 1st av s. corner 18th.
1 DIsHWAsHER - WANTED AT COLUMBIA
| Restaurant, 225 Nicollet av
WANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss, PASTRY COOK
! st. James Hotel. -~'-'-,;
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.cLA1RVoYANTs.

FREE TESTS TO ALL.
Prince De Lester, the Gypsy. The only
Dead Trance Medium in the world who is SO
sure Of his power he gives a wonderful test
one to equal hini His startling revelations
are the wonder of ell Your name your
thoughts. troubles, full name Of your future
husband wife. the one you love- date of
marriage, etc In business snecula tions. di-
vorce, mining uniting the separated. he has
no equal TO the sick and all in trouble his
help Is priceless. Patrons out of the city
who cannot call. stamp will bring wonderful
1st ay s. Roosevelt house =
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WoMEN's DISEASES, CURED.

W0MENS DISEASES CURED.
Golfers and all uterine aud ovarian troubles.
Or. B. IT., Allen, Az MASONIC Temple. Consul
1ation free. Open evenings ]. C. 45n.
PILEs--DR. H. WAITE; IS YEARS SPECIAL
list; cures every case: write for pamphlet
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn av. minneapolis.
q. C. BORON, NJ. D., DOCTOR oF MEDICINE
and surgery; specialist in all chronic, nervous,
skin and blood diseases, 66o Temple Court.
WOMEN'S DISEASES CURED Call or write DR..
Bly, 412 Nicolet av. Sd floor: new book csc.
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MEDICAL.

SICK PEOPLE.
without health it IL absolutely impossible -
thoroughly enjoy lire; you should therefore
Try the treatment given by Mrs. Guri Gummes.
sen. at 500 Nicoet av: = i"
rheumatism and nervous diseases specially.
Note--rhis Is the only place I in the city
where electric light ba tn treatments are given.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-24
o O Q o. o o o o O.
IF YOU WANT A HOME
ON EASY PAYMENTS. ,s
THE
q. S. INSTALLMENT REALTY. Co..
CAN SUPPLY YOU. CALL AT <
4a,, e, ~,
500 KAsoTA BLOCK. ~
d q 20 20 q n a.

NO, 800 4th ST N-SIX ROOMS CITY Wa
ter, woodshed, $12. No. 311b Gray Place
Just finished; three rooms, city water, woodl
shed; 81; near Camden car. No. 2O16 21st
av N-New, seven rooms, city water, attic,
woodshed, newly papered; ready Jan. 1; $40.
" No: lI25 Clnton-partly modern, SO. No.
riet-Eight rooms, $15 Lauderdale & Co..
355 Temple Court We make care Of flats q
speciality.
-. GOOD XMAS PRESENT.
814 Aldrich av N new fve-room house. OK
SO, contains city water, wet sink, water closet,
yestibule, pantry and bath room; lot IS feet
front: within walking distance: good title;
i 81, 800 buys It, 5000 down and SIT per month
Immediate lossession. Nickels 6 Smith, 81
+ NicOllet av.
FOR sALE-MoDERN' REsIDENCE,lBY OWN.
T er; easy payments; no commission to agents
Price and interest very reasonable. Address
$50, Journal. IL"
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-24

DYEING AND CLEANING rs -
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents,
clothing and all household goods SIG Nicollet.-
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning WORT ~ HenneptI. Roth phones.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-24
MOVING

~~~~~~~~S~-~~~~~--~S~ ~-S~~~|rS+~~~~~-~~~~~~
SAFES, BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHINERY
moved; household goods moved and stored
packed for shipment by expert packers; cars
of household goods made UP for the coast; fire..
quent shipments and Lg saving in freight.
Boyd Transfer and Storage Co., 4S Sd st S.
CAMERoNs TRANSFER AND STORAGE; Ex-
pert packers for storage or shipment; large and
commodious for moving. Office 2OO MIC
ollet. both phones 1908. Residence T. G, 1924
THE M. P. D. DELIVERS PACKAGES IN CITY
1Uc; st. Paul 15c. 619 4th ay s. Both teis lnu2