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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-15
CITY NEWS.
JUST JUDGE REPAID
Judge Brooks Discounts Marriage So
Fee for Youth Who Had
but 81.
Next Customer Pays So Because His
Wife "Is Worth More
Than $2."

Judge Brooks was on duty "in cham
bers' recently He had just bestowed upon
a foreign born resident the privileges OF
citizenship and had listened to arguments
bearing on the payment Of alimony pend
ing a divorce trial, and was preparing to
solve some legal tangle
eve want to get married. is this the
placer came IN a rather uncertain voice
from the vicinity Of the door.
The court looked up and beheld a 20. poy
and girl standing close to each, other
| just inside the door,
1--WE have a license all right" volun-
\ teered the youth. A clerk was called and
the necessary ceremony performed without
| unnecessary f1ourishes and the judge said,
| THAT is all. I wish you all happiness.
! The newly welded turned to go. Then
the youth stopped fumbled in his pocket
and pulled out lone silver dollar which
he apologetically pushed across the table
toward the judge
'The judges fees are ST." unfeelingly
remarked the clerk. The youth stopped
with look Of sorrowful appeal but made
no further move, when the court came to
rescue with: "Oh, never mind; that is
| enough; Go6d-by.'
| And the young husband wasted no time
in taking his wife by the hand and hurry
ing from the room.
Not long afterward a second couple ap-
peared at the judges door bent on a like
mission. Their wants were gratified and
they were pronounced man and Wife
whats the fee?" smilingly asked the
young man.
1.-The law allows the judge 50 and you
can pay him anything you want" Volun-
teered the clerk.
| The bridegroom drew the necessary two
dollars from his pocket and with a gra-
cious farewell he and his chosen one de-
parted. A moment later, however, the
young man ,reappeared and saying never
a word he walked up to the judges table,
laid down dollar bill and turned to leave.
Whats this for?" hastily inquired his
honor. .~-.-. n.
"Well, judge, that's for marrying US.
She's worth more than ST." and before
anything further could be said the man
had vanished, leaving the judges friends
to enjoy dollars worth Of cigars.
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A New Combination.

A revolution in, the treatment Of ex-
ternal aches and pains.
For years camphor has been used
and considered almost necessity in
every home, for the relief of minor in
juries such as Neuralgia, Sore Muscles,
Aches and Pains. Recently an ingen-
ious Chemist has succeeded in COM
bining camphor with certain cooling
soothing, healing oils and anti-septic
drugs, into perfect relieving and heal
ing agent. This new discovery is at
tracing much attention among medi-
cial men and is sold by all good drug.
gists under the name of Paracamph. It
is rapidly becoming preferred by all
classes Of people, owing to its remark
Rble powers Of quickly relieving Sore
Muscles, Muscular Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, Bruises, Swellings, Irritations of
the Skin, Itching Piles, Ring worm.
letter, Eczema, and all forms of In
Nominations. Prominent Physicians
claim that Paracamph is so far superior
to the old fashioned salves, ointments
and linaments, that they are using same
regularly and advise the keeping of
this valuable remedy in every home.
PARACAMPH is neither LIQUID
nor Is ~ stElCGiy SpodhluS, SOllU DuC
may be termed s'soft solid," which
readily dissolves into a liquid at a tenn
perature little above the normal heat
Of the body. Being easily absorbed by
the skin, 1t stimulates the Glandular
structures OF the skin, penetrates to the
source Of the ailment, soothes the nerve
centers, removes all soreness, thereby
giving instant relief and quickly cur
ing by drawing out the fever and IN
fammation by reducing copious sweat
ing. y
This valuable remedy is sold by all
good druggists under positive guar.
antee to give perfect satisfaction oil
money refunded. So when you call fol
Paracamph, be sure that you get it.
There is nothing just as good. After
| you have given same thorough trial.
| if you do not feel that you are benefit
| ed, your money will be returned to you
without any argument.
| Sold only in Csc, SOC and 500 bottles
by all good druggists.
Voegeli Bros. Drug Co.
Special Agents,
Iiennepin and Washington Avs,
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BIRTHS.

Cobb-Mr. and Mrs. Charles e., 1926 Hennepin
avenue boy. =
Anderson-Mr and Mrs, c.. j. 734 F, Fifteenth
street, boy. -
swanson-Mr: and Mrs. John A., 2s41 Columbus
avenue, girl.
Myers.Mr. and Mrs. Henry F., 2501 Bryant ave.
S, boy. :.
Mygatt--sir. and Mrs Fred, 11os Sixth street s,
boy. - -
Eweet..,Mr. and Mrs. Charles l., 2722 W Forty.
smades-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H.. so7 Fourteenth
avenue N, girl. - - :.
Frary-Mr and Mrs. Edward, $3.50 Polk street
Me- girl. 90 60
Buc :z, and Mrs. George, 1714 Polk street
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Saut Ste. Marie and Macklnac Island.
Special low rates to the popular Sum-
mer Resorts by the 500 Line. Get pam
phlet at Ticket Office, 119 Third street S.
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Siqht SeeInu Excursion

via the 500 Line to the great wheat fields
of the Dakotas. Less than one fare for
the round trip. July 7th to 14th. Ticket
Office, 119 Third street S.
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Very Low Round Trip Rates to the East
.. Via the 500 Line.
Dates of sale July -, 10, IA and Is. An
excellent opportunity. Full information at
the ticket office, 119 Third street s..
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RIIIInTNG pFpMITe

1000. -
William F aaa5milton, 1864 Fifteenth avenue Sc,
Swan j. Turnblad, $500 Park avenue, stone
dwelling and barn, $50, 900.
So, 900. 80. - : - - ~ etA's'
Nine minor permits, So, AS.
Total, S57. dis. q -
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DEATHS.

Gjevik-Albert, 1927 Polk street.
Dodgson-Ethel H., 205 Twenty nine an g half
a street. : a.
Cowell--Alma, TIA Eighth avenue S.
M1ka--Frank, 80 Eighth avenue Me-
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NO PIONEERS EXCURSION
The Association VIII Devote Its Effort
to Pioneers Day at the

air. .E
There will be no excursion of the Terri
torial Pioneers Association this year. The
energy usually devoted to this outing will
be expended toward securing an unusually
large attendance at the state fair on Pho
neers' day.
This was the program arranged by the
executive committee Of the association at
the Merchants Hotel st. Paul, yesterday.
The committee also approved of the song
written by Fanny l.. Faucher, entitled
Minnesota, the Pride Of the Nation It
will be sung at the fair on Pioneers day.
Officers for the ensuing year were elected
as follows:
PRESIDENT F. " Durant Saltwater; first vice
president: p: F. Pratt, Red Wing; secretary.
George n. aazzard st. Cloud; treasurer. E. il.
s. Bemsford and W: 2: Murray Of ST. Paul,
EdW1n Clark. John b. Bell and F. G. O'Brien
Of Minneapolis, f. X. Wells of Preston, Thomas
Prusnel Of Duluth John Cooper.of st. Cloud, A
| treasurer as ex-officio members. vs.
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MARRIAGE IIcENsEs

Edward Vernon and Ida W. Quist
Wallace -. Garrish and Esther NJ. Parel
Malter Leslie Akers and Maude Henselwood
Otto Munson and Lydia Danmrie.
sFr1dolf BlOmQuist and Alma Hagstrom
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Boys So Suits, $3.50.

Etonortok Styles. 81 81
There are only few Of these unusually attractive
little summer suits in homespun effects.
It is the balance of line made especially for
The same style will be extensively shown in fall weights
and in similar effects
The staple blues and blacks in the styles that were
priced SO and $40 have been reduced to SIS.
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Bows So and $40 Serge Suits, 81

Entire Stock Of Sailor Norfolks ages to 8.
This remarkable concession is made on all that
remains of our Sailor Norfolk stock There about
SO suits in hoespun effects the balance of about 200
suits are blue serges full lined, others unned
and especially adapted to hot weather wear They are
tastefully trimmed and cxcellently made.
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MINNEAPOLIS. st. Paul & SaultSte. Mari

Lv. Depot. Sd and Washington s. sr.
GAS am -. Pacific Express, daily -. $500 pm,
e'S5 pr, Atlantic Limited. daily. 1880 am
Depot 9Th and Washington avs N
$50 PM :. Dakota Express, Elk. Sum-. Il 80 am
6 .uQ ami Rhinelander Incal Ex Sun -. l6 :05
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Albert Lea, Cedar Rapids,
Davenport, Rock Island,
Moline, Chicago Bur. 9:10 am ASS pm
lington, Quincy and ST..
Louis 49,. ...........l $3.50 pml $40 am
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THE
MINNEAPOLIS
JOURNA
WANT AID COLUMNS.
ADVERTISING RATES;


All advertisements 1 cent "a word,
when paid for in advance, otherwise
s cents per line, words to the line.
No advertisement is taken for less
than 20c for each insertion.
All advertisements received after
y. m. of day of publication are too
late for classification.
When so desired, in place of an ad-
dress, any advertisement can be adj
dressed to a number, care The Jour
nal, and answers for out of town ad-
yertisers will be forwarded
Want Ads for The Journal will be received at
the following addresses:
SOUTH.
Sanderson's Pharmacy, 9th ct and N1collet av.
A. b. Crowell, 1912 Hennepin ay.
Marshall ain Rroshs Co. 1879 1879 S Sic Ist ar
B. II. Larabee, 22d st and Hennepin av.
NJ +. Washburn, Lake st and Hennepin av.
Z. E. Hangar, Lake st and LyndaIe sy. 4
Mrs. 9. A. Bigelow, 2 L 26th st.
Goodrich & Jennings, r Lake st.
-. Nicollet junction Drug Store, Sfst st and Me-
| 9. J. Hook. 1886 Chicago av.
A. Douglas, 3457 Chicago av.
~ Aune, 18th st and Hennepin ay.
G. n. pardoe 4 Co. Lake st and Bloomington.
Guiwits 4 Jones, at51 Bloomington.
WitIeh 4; Gleason. Franklin and Bloomington.
y. W. Williams, 1911 Franklin av.
". II. Sweet. 18th st and Chicago av.
J.. NJ Penottere, goth st and 4th av s.
J. W. Hxrrah, Ills 18th av 3.
w. ID. King & Co., 18th st and Sd s.
Upper & Chamberlain, 10th st and 9th a7 S.
Crocker & Thompson, Sol Sth av S.
BED Cross Pharmacy, ut Sd s.
j. o. Peterson, 1901 Washington ay s.
NORTH.
G. A. HUM, 9s Western av.
Russell & Case, Lyndale and Western.
=. a. Btngenheimer, 642 Sixth avenue NJ
YAK Park Drug Store, 1912 Sixth avenue N.
A. Fl. Persall, 929 Twentieth avenue n.
Wilson Bros, 1900 Twentieth avenue n.
Robertson Drug Co., 1921 Washington ave-
.vne N. :. q + =.
+. j. Nagel. Twentieth avenue N and Wash
bgton avenue. 81 = ~ tf.>
o. b. Skinner, 2ao1 Washington avenue N.
,..... NoRTHEAsT.
John Gormley, 2401 Central avenue NE.
W. p. Strout, POPE Central avenue NE.
p. Il. Bsuhler 1888 Adams street NE.
D. g Englund, Spring and Monroe.
Sundberg and Muerer, Fifth street and Central.
Henry Rauch, Thirteenth avenue and Main
street -.,...T L.. - -
SOUTHEAST.
University Drug Store, 401 Fourteenth ave-
me Sc.
A. Livingston. 515 Fourteenth avenue Sc.
Tufts Pharmacy, 818 Fourth street Sc.
]. w. Thompson, 800 Washington avenue Be.
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MINES AND MINING

PARRY SOUND copPER, &c; MANxMAN GOLD
4 Nugentsl. 1sc; North American Gold, Slate
Geek, 1870; Cataract Gold Placer, Calf
17ac; Westerfeld Investment. Co., ISc; Elmsn.
doTf Gold, BLACK Hills; DC; Puma Gold. Black
lac; Friday Gold. Pearl, Idaho, Sc Alaska Cen.
trail Ry., preferred. genuine bargain; Head
light Copper. Wyomipg; SCI; Hidden Fortune,
way down: Great. Buy now. Handle all All.
1ona- Michigan stocks. Belyidere (Williams)
2c. 4 am never eundersold. Write for free
s. perlnger, st. Paul. MINI, broker
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CLAIRv0YANTs
FACTS AND NoT FARIES.

The above named Of King Solomon the
Great, renowned clairvoyant, who has
aroused the peoples minds to belief In the pos
sibility Of clatryoya5cy. In the year , 1s9z
land. ore. While being there for two weeks
during seances, he predicted hood which
would occur near or around Portland. Ihta
prediction was also made In 1908, four or hys
weeks previous to the Oregon food. Among
ton of President Mckinley one month before
it happened; among President McKtnleys pas
pers being found letter predicting his as
sassination, which he showed his prtvats seq
rotary: All reading accounts Of the tragedy
the great Galveston Hood ave f.onths before
it happened, suffering great persecution at the
hands Of the unbelievers Of Texas, the scars
Of which he will carry to his grave, and can
show to any one calling at his oftcee king
solomon tells you the past, present ana fq-
ture and il beyond reasonable doubt the great
est cIairvoyant Of the twentieth century. Al.
ways consult the best. Dangers, Losses, sick
ness, can be avoided; disaster turned to sue
business, speculation, mining, etc THIS man is
the seventh son Of the seventh daughter. born
July Z, and his father being the greatest ma
gician in India, his marvellous power Is heredi-
tary. This remarkable man guarantees his
work. Do not come to him with q story OF
other peonls's failures, for he has helped hun.
dreds OF people who have been duped ana
robbed Of their hard earned money by fake
clairyoyants and shyater palmtsts. II you have
clairvoyant faculties and wish to Be developed,
no viii develop. you; See him. s.ye money.
He has found more suitable quarters ana -
now located at 400 Henuepin aY.
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EXCHANGE MISCELLANEOUS


WILL TRADE ONE HORSE AND TWO JER-
say milking COWS for house painting Hefliu
& Conrad Co.. Phoenix BIZ.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

Continued.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUgEwoRK, GOOD
wages. 9i9 Chicago av, nat 8.
WANTED. a RELIABLE NURSE GIRL WITH
references at 2414 Pleasant av.
COMPETENT GIRL ToR GENERAL HOUSE.
wprk.: 2Al6 eBlaiadall av.Y
AN ExPERIENCED SECOND GIRL; APPLY N
person. !. 1011 9th st Sc.
WOMAN 70 DO FAMILY WASHING. CALL
at iS 18th st S.,
GIRL ToR GENERAL KoUsEWoRK. 1891
Hennspin av.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEWoRK AT 1911
9th aavt s.. It faSts ~ @
WANTEDCAsH GIRLS AT DAYToN's. =
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AGENTS WANTED


EVERY AGENT WHO, HAS REcEIyKD OUR
e., sasssea s.s
Introduced in your territory: It means a for
s essa p.r .y s
eopl.ts ae o va. das sa se.'ss
sssi CO. n sPsss e
wANTEp-aooD RELIABLE AGENTS OFT i.r1
side Chicago to naiptsi regular routes, selling
tablfsh permanent business; no Investment re
quired: no experience necessary; we pay
freight, and nbersls cash commission: corre-
spondence especially solicited from those hay
Ing small stores or partly establishsd routes.
THERE ARE STILL soME COOP Drsra1ors
open for live men, 70 represent our proposition
Of home building. and buying On small monthly
who make 800 q. week and then take 1t up
yourself and make the same Write Nerthwes-
tern Consolidated Home Co., 216sNew York Life
.bldg. ST. ePanls MINI. -.
WE HAVE GOOD POSITION Foa EXPERT.
write new subscriptions; ezeiusive / territory,
| with salary and commission to the right peo-
pie: Address. gi,i,ng age, ssSpsrienes and ref
pin av. = =. i. IS ID.
AGENTS ON SALARY Or coMM1ss1oN-5rHrr
| greatest agents seller ever produced; every
user Of pen and ink buys It on sight; 400 to
ao q .e as sne, ssss
WIS., WIS., A0'1'' ny. - - 8 - -
AaENTs-wE GUARANTEES SIS "A. DAY INrRo.
ducing our genuine 'superas bestes wieks fol
ssPs sa s .teEis sat ssss
Chicago. 49, s 90 Z z
AarNTs wANTrn--nEsr AND EAsrEar soIn
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MOVING

SAFES, BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHINERY
moved; household goods moved and stored or
packed for shipment by expert packers; cars
of household goods made up for the coast: fire.
quent shipments and big saving in freight.
Boyd Transfer and Storage Co. d6 Sd st 81
CAMERoN'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE; EX-
pert packers for storage or shipment; large snd
comrnodious vans for moving Office 200 MIC
oliet both phones 1905. Residence, r.. G.. 1854.
THE NJ. p. D. DELIVERS PACKAGES IN CITY
LOG; st. Paul loo. 610 4th ay s. Both tells. 1909
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JOSEpHINE MARVIN,
10 7th Ut 8.
Tells the outcome Of business speculatnGs
inveatmants travels love, marriage and d.
vorce; removes. evil influences; guides you to
4 health, wealth and happiness; send birth date
and 81 for mail reading.
10 It'll st s..
MRS. JACOBS. CLAIRvoYANT AND BUsI-
ness medium Over 20 years In this city.
Can be consulted daily on all affairs OF life.
Kin Rd nv n. 5sfFs,
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HELP WANTED FEllfA ALE.
,YnuNGs MN .4Np5 sWoMEN

-. g U. & -.
YnpTe MfN AND WoMIN. .,'s
ssAsss ssi5sls sssSs
sss tSs assss s,ss. ss
s IS Isl
WANTED - REFINED. Epg0AIED. LADY
for Hsld napager. IN the Twin, Cities. sslaIY
and expenses paid weekly. Permanent posi-.
security fsaalrsd aisp desire g lady e e
WeEk 81 a. route to The coast Aanassr' sos
GREGG sHoRTHAND, BUSINESS soHool-
Rest,isystem, best methods I'M iyidual instrnc-
ton, smelling punetuati ana business core
sstan essses d.s Sessions
dress North estern building, 324 Hennepin az,
Minneapolis. So. y -s.s - 81
wANTED-HoNEsTT, AND PRoaREssIYE, As
position Of trust: MUST be quick and bright;
tact and brai necessary: widow. prsferred;
ass
APPRENTICEs PAID . TO $3.50 DAY WHILE
learning latest French and Engl!shl,,, tailor g
$sssss{s ssss Sssiss Il.
LADIES WANTED EVERYWHERE. ooPYINa
letters at home evenings or spare time and
return m. to- u.s.. No.ms!fipg Or ca1yassins; g
sddressed snyslop for
Co. No..;s IS, 9th It, Phsisdeiphia. Pa : - ::
WoA saS AgE ,!a 70 TO, s Sell NoVELIgs
nosSpg
Write ~ 5, !, Charles T Hayes 4 Co, 1o4l 1rur-
WITTFn-TW0T TIRaT:1I 7aa T1IP TFEsa-
ers and maniclrists; 6ishsst WAGES n.id. Fare
American Hair Works, conduetsd ~ Mrs.
* rtar -
LADIES' poPIAfN SEWING 81 "a. As ToMH:- q 70
ferial sent nee every where; send st.mpsd
faesSs IS to.f A's e. ils9
w7NTEn-T1T1 VFI INA - q AZ TGY NV -T01
southern Mianssets and south D.fot.. MIST Must
have business experience and furnish good ref
s ssss Lea. MINI corset -
WANTEp-A LADY IN LARGE aaodERY At
REDWOOD ofnce sWofk, cashier Take phons
gSod ana right pa
w = Gal. -. ::
matsFtsis sent eysrywhers sfrss; steady NoEk;;
dslp ta p Sa :. : s. = fen' 1D'la
WAGTEo-LADx .suANYA y WIDOW
esvas
Paul 3 i;a M.sa :; 50, !; = Z. - :,
Is y cents
isSef pillow, coverings. Murray : CO., 81 PAU.
AZ appesranee and coayersationsi abiIity. IN
every neishborhood, In Minneapolis and St.
Paul, mo .eanvasstns. Address 65s8. Journal.
- ,ECIEGTI0. .BUsINEss -ooILEaE.- = =
You5 canst enter nov. To- Der cent discount II
you. bring this paper Day and evening school
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SEWING MACHINES

GREAT BARGAINS LOOK FINE OAK
Singer, s1o.5o oak White, So; Automatic,
and repairing. Lynch, e19' Nicollet
NO JoCKEYING; SQUARE DEALfNdi :: RE.
liable machines and right prices at New Home
Office; $25 upward. 40 Nicollet. - -
SEE OUR "sTITCHWELL'' HAND MICTiNE.
$5; makes automatic seam. New Home Office,
420 Nicollet. z E0l.,z .S1. ~ =
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w. u. O.,
pect st, Cleveland Ohio.
TRAPPING sALEsMAN-AN AMBITIOUS,
persistent, successful man. One who can
strons propostion, 'n stS unusual II
ducements, and it's a splendid opening for a
Rdaress box ss
Minneapolis, MINI. -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, AMBITIOUS
ysnng IN man for city work. by Minneapolis cor
manent position. Must have 5000 cash for
giving references Fences and p psevious
5591, Journal. S.
GREGG SHORTHAND, BUSINESS SCHOOL
Best system. best methods, individual instruc-
ton, spelling, punctuation and business CORE
spondence receive special attention. Speed die
tntion classes; day and evening sessions. Ad-
dress Northwestern building, 1874 Hennsptn az,
Minneapolis. ~ 49,
A-oK- o 20
For no Ginjectoa sSe
ap eii MINI. - w. 10 % y - sA1nne-
MEN-YouNa, BRIGHT, no FILL RAILROAD
fes na positions. so We specialize for posi-
ssse Institute, e5 Washington s. on
WANTED-EXPERIENCED MEN 70 SELL
ether outts pae :ae
settlements. Steady work. At home or travel a-
ing. United States Novelty Co., Cincinnati,
your salary and put you in line for promo
ss Sc e receive the d
Balzer, president, Minneapolis, MINI.
WANTED, 600 MEN By THE BOSTON
ps9 you t. fe sell sSs st.s ses1
mediate attention. The men we have are
# Rsaas f ssa g. S. So S sis Call at ~
wANTlD-loo sTATIoNMEN, NEAR MEN
foot fills. lac to tic per yard: wheelbarrow
climate; one years work. Great Northern
Labor Agency, No.. II LIST st $. 4.
wANTED-sTRoNG, HEALTHY YOUNG MEN
for s aosg
citation, Station s. 81, Brooklyn. n. !.
Statesmen wANTEDI CAN PLACE YOU
aaIss s q ssse,sis; Inc who VI, ~ sssd
Write me to-day, 1904, Journal. s
CIaAR SALESMAN WANTED-cIaAR SALES.
man in your locality for city g and country
ncas
Pioneer Cigar .Yi Dept. Toledo. ohte
WANTED MAN 10 TRAVEL, IsTABLIsH
! agencies and collect for establishsd house.
and ali expenses. Rosenberser, aos Insurance
!, Exchange building, Minneapolis. zs
. ATTENTIoN, HOMESTEAD sEEKERs- IN.
stssas Our book laws. pos
paid, 25c. Minnesota Cruising Co., 5l05l1-5l2
i Sykes block, Minneapolis. = e
YOU CAN MAKE sla TO slb PER WEEK = F
Is
/ a. Nayy3- -..F
YOUNG MAN 70 LEARN MATCHMAKING,
j made learning. Minneapolis School Engraving
/ ii ' az and Sd ip st. A'e' epef''-' Du''s
YOUNG MEN WITH ONLY A COMMON
school aduestion may secure good civil ssry-
Ice positions M
j Washington, D. G.. 's1l:-
sAIEsMEN MAKE 500 PER GENT coMMIs-
sion selling Novelty Sign &C. Cards" Merchants
ss ss s + @ LIS is's:
WANTED-A MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS 70
offer paying position. Salary and expenses
paid weekly. Address Tozier, Sykes block.
Il Minneapolis.
!: formerly Curtiss College: graduates never fail
in holding positions. Why Modern course,
.k,ls s tsseh.fs' tell the story. Location, Bos:
WANTED-YoUNG MAN, sTEN0GRAPNR,
!. ing business IN country town Must have god
9 9sprs, a0ltS ana references Address 'z's'
WANTED-MEN THAT ARE AC0UaToMED 70
! earn from So, 900 to $500 q year; we have q
sad.s: "a Globe Susy
WANTED-TWo T1RsT:CLAss MDUsTRIAL
collectors and on salary
from s to a: m. Monday. so5 Kasota Bldg.
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MUSICAL


GENUINE BARGAINS IN PIANOS SEND
Tor our 12-page bargain list Of pianos re-
turned from rental. Splendid pianos Of all
leading makes must be sold Immediately to
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