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The siaisns.nt fss-ntly I,utd isl.sd tkreask-
sai the country. fef whioi 1ss Me- Yeas
sus 10 tho sathefii,, that tho f.s.or,ins az
tho pfesssdiass ~ the Anthisslts .s.al sssI-
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ssNArOs sToNrs PLArEoRx.
ants the Denecsats 20 Ds Distine
. Constructive Porce.

Il
Constructive Porce.
/ WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator william
J. Stone OF Missouri has this to say about
the Democratic national platform for 1904
shall favor platform both progressive
and aggressive. I want the Democratic
party to get In front OF things and lead.
Conservatism Is not without Its value Ibe-
leve In being conservative and prudent,
but want the Democratic party to be more
than mere restraining force. want Il to
be an Affirmative, suggestive and directing
force. Aposition OF mere negation does not
appeal to the progressive spirit Of the agx.
The world moves. and we must move with
II II we would have a hand In directing
the current Of events. Our party must
be distinctly constructive force. Growth,
progression. Is what the world IL striving
after We must move to the front.
In regard TO candidates Mr. Stone said:
nor do think he either expects or desires
the nomination. II any effort Is being made
to eliminate him 1t will fail, for he Il still
undoubtedly the most commanding indi-
vidual force In the party. The business OF
the business want Democrats 70 engage in
1t would be more profitable to get men
into, instead Of getting them out Of. the
party.
The Democratic candidate for President
must be q Democrat who has always sup
ported his party ticket; he must be party
man who, II elected, would give US q staf-
wart Democratic administration. That IL
the only test Of eligibility for the nomins-
ton would apply. It is not necessary
that man should have subscribed unoon-
ditionally to every declaration Of the Chi
cago and Kansas City platforms.
Senator Carmack OF Tennessee declares
for Judge Parker Of New York. He Gays
that no man win be nominated for President
in 1904 who did not support the ticket In
1898 and 1900. Senator Carmack rejects
unoompromisingly the names Of Grover
Cleveland. Richard olney and Edward N.
SheDard
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would Yeu Live Your Lar. Over As.,..

To TIE EDrTos OF .THs srs-,su. What would
avail us 10 live life over again 10 We begin under
the same circumstances do We not have tho
opportunity Of Fronting BY experience In the order
ihE Of the lives OF our children. and through ,htm
improve and strengthen our own type.
Zach succeeding generation should improy.
where there 10 o healthy family lie. The rugged
farmers son nnds his wsy 10 the city and with
scaht edueston, make q success Of life financially,
Ne educa,os hls sons. rejoicing that he can give
ihen that which money cannot buy and sees
them siVs their children socisl advantage. which
ample means and sduostsd tsstes demand. yos
sibl brins fflrved from providing he sess them
devote their hNss 10 the STATE of thuTrh and ~
labor TOT tn impfOysmsnt az The nAtlonsl rather
than personal typs
IL this nat n,ihs nfs a. 80 should ~tsh'
ATs tssFs not places IN al nyss that moi s,sa q,
psrisaos and iudsmsnI ssuld ~, cam =, s,sf
A. and TINE n ths fsisis an spsn bsak'
kss NoAk hafrlA $50
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assfass fsasssass A. 49, 4 . 49, sssss.ss
$780, - Asaass-s $500 80 - 80 =
- sssfass % 49, $685. = taaas - . 49,
49, ~ ssst = ~ 80 o. $3.50 49, "a -
sassaaas ~ ssateiaasF = a. $3.50 49,
Nesasaf tsfssflsass - sasssf faasa 49,
itsass e. aasaas-saf $3.50 - e 49,
tss~.-s 49, 49, ss~,.ss A. q a-sasst a.
80 o. - 81 - ss-.saas tassss %. H-.ss.s
$500 80 - - tsssssss tssf sss.as 81
$500 ss~s g. s~fsssts esssass q = %,
$50 tesss 60 $500 ssaes@a.ss sras.
60. $500 go a. aaass
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Imperialism meditates another soul-har-
rowing outrage against ERvINo wINsLow's
Little Brown Brothers. Up in the north
east corner Of Mindanao some Surigao
ladrones escaped from their prison and
murdered Constabulary Inspector CLARK.
Now Governor TAFT Is going to ask the
military to hunt for the murderers. and II
II Ia necessary the writ Of habeas corpus
is to be suspended FOR surigao. Thus an
other blow is struck at the Pill OF Rights
and the Boston Ants.
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atsssssf Nsassss A. sfsH SEQ go si--s
q O. $780, - sst e. - Siisssslss t..Ilasss
fssi tseesis A. ssa-sasafs ~ isaass.s $780,,
- s-sn--..ss $3.50 : - ass.ss s.s.ig isi 49,
80 90 - tsaasf a. &c., 49,
iHasasas sstialsst a. asaas tIIias1sl - tiassas
49, . ssssI ts~-sf 49, a. 49, ~ &c.,
a. 49, tsaaset ttssss 80 asss sass 49,
ass $50 $780, hsfaaaa 49, 49, -
ss,ss - .~~ssss-s tsss - $780, a. 500
ssss~ass 80 tsssa sftss ~ a..
sA--st es~tsasss - a. go - fs--.sa-s e..
80 ~.--ss 1880 60 sas.ss.--s s-sE.<s
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AZ a.sIlakkss

o. h.R,as si,d hsssI $50 ssi,lsas "a
fsssaasis GA ssii-i sha a. ils Iasaui.s
sissa fisaa tissas . i.lsa Il.s..si.as eas..
40 ssisisi,as 81 tis 49, As t.sil.slss thea.
v q la.~ 40 iiars.-, - tls il..ns i,-.a
49, l,,ssa>s' a~~,sis' sisils - l-.lisilsss li.s
~ lsa.i-sl- - AZ. Ia,sss i-sks ....s.a
hsf ita lesi fstsa-slttsd $50 sasF lssssa
~ tlf aiftffisiss - ltyf "a tlsf 40 .lll,s
laaisss H,sfgilaiis kaaalss tassfd a.
Is,iss ss,sisa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-26

III. promises TO appear with les canvas
than Is worn by Columbia. %.
Theoretically, Reliance should be min
utes ahead Of Shamrock III, but prao-
tioe may tell another story. The Cup
race Of 1908 promises to be behind none
Of its predecessors for affording informa-
ton on the way to get speed In boats.
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To ss tisiFof 80 Tns sus $50 Tns sra
Share spsh Ell sauail IlsA.s tsfa s,H.s si
psuf fass ~ is1silse uls.A 49, bssaaalsd slsaasa
eisia MAJ 800 isii ~ 49, mAhy thsa sHG
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al 49, 40 tLs" a. ssa- thst Asss "a s.saas .isa
iAss ts"p uaas 80 sas - thsss ,hlass tsta
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- iai afsss ssi issi iiss fasaiis "a A. tl.ts
,sisahs ,sss "a iis sassiasi saa asgias 20 %
ht-sa
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ss.s = ss.~.s Lsssss ~ ~ ssll.,, > :,
sst sts stssff ss.@Asf slssf ~ tsls flss 81
stsi ~ ssff - q etsf 49, ksH 49, slii 40
s..sHsaAs~ses A. sh,st - 49, a. lsassl $500
- "a ss.'-' 80 A. tsa,s, assss ssslIs
go 3D. s,ss = sssss-s = A. 80. - A.,
sss@ss ~ 49, sIsa,sss 49, L. -.
a. - A,ass - ga > 40 - = lsss
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When Gen. HBoroR MACDONALD shot
himself In Paris yesterday he confessed
that the charges on which he was TO be
court-martialled were true. Hence the
end was worthy Of the man. His oreditable
public record cannot cover what lay be-
meath. Unfortunately, character such as
his tends to Jdisoredit and drag down gal
lantry In waf rather than be lifted up and
yelled by Il
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- ksa-s<.sss s.ss.ssg

tsss $500 l-s,ssss - sas,lass. 80 -
,i.-ss i,siuaai,s a,s,silsss ssf - ssl,ila,i.s
Il Aac-a..s itsi.yg l-.ss AZ 90. -
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To TEE EDITOR OF The SUT-StY: When Dr.
Parkhurst attended the circus on Twenty -seventh
street some yean ago was his name and station
announced 81 the door II not was u not q species
OF the -dsmnable duplicty" 70 attain end which
he complains of In othersf INQUIRER.
MARCH Is.
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CITY CONsUMPTION CAMP.
Dr.. Lederie Gets ste Free and ASKS 1sr
0SS, 600 to Operate n.


Commissioner Lederle Of the Health De-
partment sent to Mayor Low yesterday
a letter urging the establishment Of sani-
tarium for the treatment Of tuberculosis
on the tent and QUICKER plan. on . tract of
twenty acres in Orange county. which has
been offered to the city for two years. with
out rent. "a QUICKER u . canvas house on
q wooden frame. 90 named after tn in
ventor)
DR.. Lederle says that ssh persons In
this city died from lung diseases In iso7.
and s.lS5 In 1901. Tho time has come, he
says. when the city should inoreass h ia
cilities for treating tuberculosis.
He has been much impressed BY the opin-
ions Of leading physicians with regard TO
but the plan OF the Charity Organisation
Society's COMMITTEES for . tuberculosis
sanitarium and camp II too elaborate and
costly. With the appropriation Of - y00o
he could operate q camp for sixty patteuts
on the 0rnge county tract from May I TO
Dec. 81 neat. The occupation Of this
ground will cost the city nothing. and N the
outdoor treatment suggested should prove
successful he predicts there viii follow .
Development on . large scale Of this msehod
OF dealing with tuberculosis.
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CO. 80 , ....s "a. ss.s,

49, - $780, Hrsaaa
s,rft' ss-' s,ass 49, %. f.sss-.~~
n n, ~ 80 49, isssl''
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81 = 49,. :. =. -. - -
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wAsHINoros. March ,s.-Owins 70 ths
heavy payments during the last thrss v~sts.
thsre Is Treasury deficit for tbs month Of
March. The expenditures thus far this
month have ehoe.ded the reosiP,s by about
day that this temporary deficit Sas 10 bs
eIpsrted on account Of the largo numl.rs
81 resent Congress appropriations. Which.
under the terms ~ tbs r.~p.ciise acts .
we're 10 In made immediately svallsbls
There 10 . surplus for the current hsoal
year thus far amounting IN esi On. uD
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-03
TOLD IN A LINE

Pittsburg-The Lorain Tube works are to be
absorbed by the National Tube company. The
company manufactures girder rails
Baltimore-Wm. T. Tucker, q prominent club
man, trustee of his fathers estate, has disap.
peared. His accounts are $4,000 short.
Asbury Park, N. J.-Nearly 300 children took
part In the thirteenth annual baby parade yes
lterday, which was witnessed by 80, 900 speeta-
tors.
Winnipeg, Man.-Fire destroyed the rolling
mill, Northern elevator and Farmers home at
Carman, Man. Loss, S2e,0oos insurance. s15.-
600. '.
Columbus, Ohio-Co1onel W. j. Bryan has
given his formal Endorsement Of John II. Clark
of Cleveland for United States senator. CLARK
stands In favor Of the Kansas city platform
with the exception of the free silver plank.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cayanaugh Of Washington
Grove, Md, pstient in a sanatorium near
Baltimore. last night shot and instantly killed
his business partner, NJ. H. Quincy, of Washing
ton, D. c., and then shot and killed himself
Il, Bsllaire, ohio-Albert Fleming, foreman in
the Carnegie steel plant, was found dead In q
field "Wednesday evening with his skull crushed;
women. He was married and had two children.
Chicago-Judge Cayanaugh of the criminal
court sentenced Assistant States Attorney Bar
nett and Detectives Thomas J.. Howard and
Louis Houi1lion to ten days imprisonment hning
Barnett $50 in addition, for contempt Of court.
They attempted to serve state papers on Walter
B.. Hoyt while he was being tried before Judge
Cavanaugh. ' f..z
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TO REOCCUPY OLD FORTS
General Staff Plans to Repair and
-. Use Abandoned Posts.

Washington, Sept. 3.-The general staff
OF the army Is considering the rehabita-
ton of numerous forts and posts In va
rious parts Of the country. but mainly in
the west which have been abandoned for
many years. Before the war with Spain
the army had run down to less than u.s.
900 men. There was no use for many Of
the posts Now that the army consists
of nearly 10000 men 1t has been discov-
cred that the posts which have been kept
in repair are not large enough to accom-
modate the troops comfortably and that
other new posts will have to be estab-
lished or the old ones repaired. The lat
ter strikes the members Of the staff as the
moro economical.
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FOREIGN FLASHES

Paris-Baron Henri de Rothschild was SEN
fenced to one days imprisonment and tine Of 10
francs for scorching In his automobile.
Rome-The police at Florence have succeeded
IN finding valua bio Della Robbia bas-relief rep
resenting the descent from the cross, which was
stolen last January from the oratory of the
Brotherhood of the Annunciation at Lepi.
Kingston, Jamaicn-Colonial Secretary Cham
herlain cabled authorization to the local CO.
lonial bank to advance 81 200 to the planters
whose plantations were recently destroyed by the
storms The planters had asked for loan Of
about G2OO, 900.
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CLARIVOYANTs

~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~ -~~~~@>~~~~~~>>~~
DIR. CLAYMoNT, WONDERFUL CLA1RvoY-
ant, magnetic healei, palmist. 1923 Henne-
pin av.
MRS. JACOBS, wELL-KNOWN CLAIRVoYANT
and demium, may be consulted daily on all
affairs Of life. $40 Sd av s. -
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DYEING AND CLEANING

NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning work; 724 Hennepin av; both phones.
THE PANToRIUM, W. I. WALDRoN, PROP,
fancy dyer and French dry cleaner; renovator
Of clothing for men and women; two stores;
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. 816 Nicollet.
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carey's Magnesla Cement roofing,
The most durable, economical and prac-
teal fire-proof roofing made. w. 8. Mott
Company. Both 'phones 376.
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WAN ages 12and / 3.
OPTICAL GOODS

HAVE YOU SEEN MEYRoWITZ's INVISIBLE
bifocal glasses r. 3. Meyrowitz, expert lens
grinder, 6O4 Nicollet nv.
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CAPITAL CULLINGS

The government has finally selected site for
the Albert Lea federal building at the corner
of Newton and Williams streets. ....s--.
The United States geological survey has estab-
lished seven new stations and renewed four old
stations in North Dakota for the purpose of deter.
mining the amount Of water available for power
and irrigation purposes.
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

sUPERFLUoUs HAIR. MoLEs, ETC, PERMA-
nently removed by electricity. Miss Hollister
TITS Syndicate block. Pioneer stand Of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist,
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CHIMNEY SWEEPS

CHIMNEY AND FURNACES CLEANED, T. +,
Morrow, 2735 271a st s. Main 328S La.
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There are thousands of strangers in
town this week looking for things. Put
your sign up in The Journal want ad col
umns. Tell them what you want.
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1ht on the SnOf

Right on the Spot
Where rheumatism pains, rub Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, the great healer. Twill
work wonders. Stops pain or no pay. 25c.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, Patent Lawyers
and solicitors main office, 929-935 Guaranty
building, Minneapolis, MINI. 81 NcGiu build
Ing, Washington, D. g.
PATENTs-PROTEOT YOUR IDEAS, NO Al
lowance no fee. Consultation free. Est. 1854.
Milo B. Stevens & Co., s81 14th st. Washington.
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FOR saloon ROYALTY OR STATE RIGHT,
one of the greatest and valuable quickest sell.
Ing inventions on earth; used in every family
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STOVE REPAIRS

REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT WEST
ern Stove Repair Co., 312 Hennepin az.
COME EARLY AND AVOID THE RUsH-HAvE
your furnace cleaned and put in order now.
Simms Al 18th av Sc.
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FINANCIAL

LOANS.
TO sh sALA puIrrd PEoPL \ HOLDING PERMA-
E1r1 axcGPT YOUR is OWN NINE DA sAoo
On FURNITURE, ffIIasSSio s. HORSES. WAC
DNs ETS . On ; sAoKr NOTICE; Posi-,
ANp M YRUgLGIrR Rnr 9UK n KAnSS ABE
As si KY t Gan EINn ~ BY CoAP4KlsoN WITH
= oK MoNIALY. wi ne On or Or BE MVghi
PRIVILEGE, THUS STOPPING ALL INTER.
M Ma RG s 1SoHRa o1R e kr aaEb
AND REPUTATION FOR 20 YEARS IN
SuKES: HONORABLE AND CONFIDENTIAL
s sf7IEn h9AN o &C., sqs BANK q CSNMEk0n
CASH IN ANY AMOUNT.
our le misead YOU Get
most reliable place to borrow money on.
SALARIES,
HoUsHHg FIaS EGgSAS1ruRB.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES,
without removal, for the longest time and on
ment reduces the debt. Quick. Private and
MINNEAPOLIS FINANCIAL COMPANY.
Room 4Os, New York Life Building.
Get of elevator ut Fourth Floor.
MONEY TO LOAN; EASY TERMS; Low
rates. David T. Jones Co.. Oneida building
MORTGAGE L0ANs-Rates low; any sums; no
delay See us sure. Gale & Co., N. Y. Life
a. TO 9 PER CENT MONEY, WITH THE
property in Minneapolis and st. Paul. H. NJ
Newport so9-a11 Phoenix building. 80 4th st
oT E6As M %{NT
EASY
PAYMENTS. &
; LIP, It pays sd to :, borrow Of :
! PRixATE LOANS: + You WANT :
) -, WE LOAN MONEY. )
: On FUR q PIANOS, HORSES, !
: your possession. located anywhere in s
< RRs s71Tgg S SG%pnty AZ Arr THE L9WEsT
SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTE; :
e 81 akD sakvieh NJ No p HH9 EHEn
! M Gs91 S9 the OLD LEY Reliable He !
5 601-2 Globe Bldg, q 4th st 8. !
: Open Monday and Saturday till Q p. m. )
BORROW MONEY. -
they sd =
before due. Open a. m. to $3.50 p: m. Wednes.
Gay ana U SSfiSGS"f TN GRss II Fl q Co.
8O3-304 Lumber Exchange building.
r. D. CONE & CO., SIT Guaranty Bldg, have on
$1,000, 5000. $1,000, $500; loves; rates a'''
MON6Y ~ LOAN AT LOWEST RATES; NO
delay. Thayer & Gale, 213 N. Y. Life Bldg
MONEY LOANED sALARIED PEOPLE, RE-
tail merchants. teamsters, clearinghouse,
without security. Largest business in IS prin.
cipal cities Tolman, 32O New York Life bldg.
MONEY LOANED ON LIFE INSURANCE, POL
1cies bought; old tontines or distribution
policies my value exceeds companies. L. P.
Van Norman, 416 Andrus building.
STATE FAIR MONEY.
Cheapest, safest and best place for SALARY
W mr. rtnaoQ in.
dorser Or publicity. RAILROAD employees q
speciality"
MINNESOTA TRUST co.,
219-221 N. Y. Life Bldg. Second Floor,
WE LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE AT Low.
est rates. Nickels & Smith. 311 Nicollet av.
HAVE YOU SEEN MEYRoWITZ's INVIsIBLE
| bifocal glasses? K. B. Meyrowitz, expert lens
| grinder, 604 Nicollet av.
INTEREST ON DEPosITs-4 PER GENT FOR
SIX months, per cent for three; months and
4 per cent on book accounts. Minnesota Title
Insurance and Trust Co. Capital $3.50, 900.
WANTED-To BORROW 81 400 FOR FIVE
| years on improved farm land in Hennepir
| county, with all improvements; will pay {
per cent; no commission. 260e Journal.
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INSTRUCTION

-~~~~~>~~~>~-~~~~~~~<~ ~~-~>~~~c~~>~~~~
KIND YOUNG WOMAN FOR AN HOUR
each afternoon to teach first grade work to a
little girl who is delicate; references. 207o,
Journal.
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HIGH GRADE PERSIAN LAMB COAT, Sc.
lected skins, made to order, stone marten col.
lar and revers, 40 bust; used only one month |;
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HORSES, CARRIAGEs-wANTED

CASH PAID FOR HORSES, HARNESSES, BUG.
gies and wagons, Frost & Co., Il % st N.
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WANTED-To RENT GOOD CHICKEN HUNT
ing dog for one week, beginning Sept 5.
John B. Gam, 424 Nico1let av
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cows, DOGS, POULTRY, ETC.

rULL-BLooDED ENGLISH SETTER, MALE,
IA months old and two double -barreled shot
guns, one Parker Hammerless for sale. 2912
nv &
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

MoNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCY, 40 KAsoTA
building. Detective work in all its bEanehe.
roy, Chief of police, minneapolis. Northwest vest
ern phone, 2190-J-1. -5 .7-.'r--
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BOARD WANTED

WOMAN WISHES BOARD AND ROOM ON
the East Side or within walking distance of
the public library. Address 1900, Journal
WAETED-BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN, NICELY
furnished room with board in private family
would prefer room with bath; state location
and terms. Address 2591. Journal.
WANTED-BY WHOEVER, A PLACE FOR
baby; will pay reasonable for It. keeping.
2017, Journal.
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FOR sALE-A LLEwELLYN SETTER, WE'LL
broken and beauty. Ed Bergstrom, 1872 Hold
en- st.
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FURRIERs.

FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER; NEW
stock seal and sable skins of finest quality; re-
pairing and remodeling specially. A. Reiner,
701 Hennepin av. Both phones.
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WANTED TO RENT


WANTED-THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
with or without heat; good location; references
exchanged. ESQ. Journal.
WANTED-FLAT OF TO ROOMS, MODERN,
completely furnished for housekeeping, for fam
lily Of three adults. Location, Emerson school
district. 1888. Journal
LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM OR ROOM AND
board in modern house or fat. Walking dis
lance to LIST NV car. References. Teacher,
Address 1854, Journal.
ONE OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS NEAR
board, by young couple who can furnish refer
ences. State location aud price. 1921, Jour
WANTED TO RENT-oN OR BEFORE SEPT.
20, four unfinished rooms for housekeeping
In a modern house, by two adults, near Har.
riet car line. Address Miss Braden, 27oo Du-
pont av s.
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FOR SALE-GOOD UPRIGHT PIANO, SOME
fine hand decorated china and other household
articles; parties leaving city. B 9, Harmon
Court 80
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FOR sALE-CHEsEPEAKE BAY PUP. RIGHT
age for hunting this fall. 2018 Sheridan av,
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SIMPSON, e2a HEN, CLEANS AND REPAIRS
ladies' and gentlemen's clothes. Main 2477 u
FOR sALE-LARGE BABY CARRIAGE, USED
but very little; expensive design: will sol
cheap If taken at once. Call at 2O4 Northwes.
tern building or 1910 Hawthorn av.
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TAILORING

J. D. HINsAW, TAILOR, 627 BOSTON BLK.
New fall goods. New fashion plates