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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-10
Emperor Routs the prussiane

HALLE, Prussia, Sept. 9.-In the army
maneuvers today Emperor William, in
command of two Saxon army corps,
attacked the opposing army corps
with ferocity, stormed several of the lat
ter's batteries and compelled the Prus-
slams to retire.
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The Baltimore & ohio Railroad

Chicago to Baltimore. Md, Sept. IS, 10
and 20, account Sovereign Grand Lodge,
I. o. o. F. Tickets will be good for re-
turn until Oct. 8. r. c. Hasse, NV. I.
P. A, st. Paul, 3. n. Austin, G. P. A,
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THE ANDREW scHocH GROCERY CO.
(ThIs Business Established 1889.
Broadway and Seventh Streets, ST. Paul.
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You're Invited

To the concert this afternoon at D. m.
in Pianola Parlors. Come and hear the
wonderful Metrostyle Pianola. Take ele-
Vator 3rd floor. w. j. Dyer & Bro
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FUNERAL NOTICE:

HALL-Funeral of Mrs. Sarah Hall Wild
ow of Joseph Hail. will be held at fam
ny residence. No. 594 Selby avenue, to-
day at 2:30 p. m.
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81 . TC RTA
Bears the =, The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature "a I<Azzzx

Savings deposits made on or before
Oct. will receive months interest on
Jan. I. Security Trust Company, N. Y.
Life Bldg.
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BLACkER SHOWING
FOR TURKS is MADE

Continued From First Page.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-11-21
$BARAGA DEPARTMENT;

as bartender, paid no further
attention to the safe. II
is apparent that whoever
the person is who Capped"
the safe, knew this fact, and had
easy work of it.
John Girard met with a terrible
accident Wednesday afternoon while
working at Faucault's lumber camp,
about mile from Baraga. He was
engaged in telling a tree, another
tree having been lodged against it
When the tree fell he could not get
at safe distance in time, and was
struck. His right hip was dislocat
ed, and he was severely bruised abou,
the head aud body. The blow rem
dered him unconscious, and it was
about two hours before he was dis
covered by other workmen. He
was taken to Baraga, and by med
ical aid, was made as comfortable a.
possible. He indeed had a close cal
from instant death.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-11-21

tance when Major was missed. The
train was backed up and the unfort-
innate man was found lying by the
side OF the track in an unconscious
condition. He was picked up and an
examination made Of bis injuries,
which consisted of q bruse on the
back of the head, evidently caused
by striking some obstacle in falling
from the car. He was taken to
Houghton to the residence
OF his brother, Harry, where every
thing possible was done to save his
life, but without avail, and he expir-
ed at 10 o'clock, some three hours
after the accident. The unfortunte
man was q years Of age and was
held in high esteem by all who knew
him.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-11-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

L. Hillyer was at Houghton Fri
day.
]. Morrison went to Duluth Satur-
day.
"A. D. Rice was at Houghton
Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Montgomery is
seriously i'll.
w. J. Lenney went to Ishpeming
Friday for few days.
Frederick Urquhardt left Satur-
day last for bis home In Cumber-
land, Wis.
Mrs. H. Nesbitt and two children,
OF Sault Ste. Marie, are visiting
friends in Raraga.
A large number OF deer carcasses
have been shipped from Baraga IN
the past ten days.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement in another colum OF A,
-Gauthier, who conducts general
store and harness shop.
The marriage of Miss Elsie M.
Schultz, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
.Johu Schultz, of Baraga, and Fred
Boyer also of this village, was sol
.emnized at the Catholic Church at
Assinins, Tuesday. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. FIR. Faust.
Miss Hattie Stone was maid Of hon.
or and John j. Boyle officiated as
best man. Upon the return Of the
wedding party from Assinins,
supper was served at the home
of the brides parents. The newly
welded couple left on the II: 80 train
Monday night for Duluth. They
will make their home in Hancock
upon heirreturn.
Some person entered Thomas
Nugent's saloon Monday night and
s. took over $500 out OF the safe
Mr.. Nugent had been 10 the
woods deer hunting for several
days. 1t appears that 1t had
been the custom when locking
the safe to merely turn The
dial few notches, thus saving
the work Of going over The
entire combination when desiring
to open the safe. This was done
by Mr.. Nugent when he left and
Joseph Citizen, who Is employees
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Baraga Township Poor Report
Hon. Board of Supervisors of Bsrass County.
Gentlemen:-
The following is q correct list of poor orders
drawn by me for the month Of October, 1908:
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FIRE AT ASSININS.
FIR. Faust's Barn Destroyed, In
Guiding Two Cows and q
Driving Horse.

About 2 o'clock Wednesday after
noon the people of Assinins were
startled by the ringing Of the
church bell at such an unusual
hour. Investigation showed that
Father Faust's barn was on fire,
and the flames had made such
eadway that it was impossible to
save the building. Two cows and
a driving horse were also burned.
The church building escaped des-
truction only through the efforts
of the men who poured water on
the roof while the barn was burn
ing.
Simon Denomie returned Thurs.
day from q two weeks hunting
trip. He brought in three deer.
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Most women take too much medi-
cine aud some men don't take
enough.
Ahair-tonic manufacturer says that
bald men have good heads for bust
ness.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
DAVID p. JONES C COMPANY.
Oneida Building.

N- &
DAVID P. JONES & COMPANY.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
9oo'ooaasIa columbus av; tine ll-room modern
mousse, with all modern cOnyeniences; COM
bination heat. hardwood floors, etc.
S40.Oc-33l5 Chicago av; a thoroughly modern 12-
room dwelling, combination heat, bath,
laundry, etc.; good barn.
ss5. oo.-1219 Knox ay N; fine modern residence
in Oak Park; rooms, all modern; good
barn.
with hardwood floors, furnace, bath, gas,
s3o.Oo-1s14 5th st s; Groom modern house
with furnace, bath, hot and cold water
house, with we'll and cistern; barn prop
s7.oo-aGA 25th av s; fourroom frame cottage,
WIN III ROOMS oass' FOR RENT.
$17.00-2110 9TH av S: rooms and bath on the
second door; modern except heat.
$15.00.-2O11 9th ay S; 6 rooms on the second
floor with bath, city water etc.
ST.. 50--244O Oakland nv, 5 rooms on the sec
end floor, with city water and sewer.
S9.50-!S24 eth st S. first door, rooms, with
90 - city water and sewer connections
SS.5O-92l 18th av S, first floor, rooms, with
city water in the yard.
SIS. 5O-2704 Humboldt n, first floor, rooms, witt,
good cistern.
FLATS FOR RENT
$50. oo-32o e 10th st, Groom modern fat, con-
tanning all the modern improvements,
! 80. steam heat and janitor service.
$50. O0-329 E 10th st, furnished, for rent from
May May, !, to Sept /; Groom fiat on the
$50. oo-12o6 Dupont av N. Groom modern fat
steam heat, bath, gas, iantor service, etc
STORES FOR RENT.
$15o0-16 18th ST. two good stores, recently
put in good condition of repair; good bust
s12oo--Corner Of 5oth st and doth av S; goot
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T. A. JAMESON,
200 Andrus building.
INT DfSS

171O 9th av s. fiat 1, 7-room thoroughly
modern fat ...................... .$35. 0O
1903 Clinton av, fat 5, Broom steam-heated
,oo- fat ....:...:. :.............. 24.5C
1907 Clinton av, fiat IL, 5-room modern
fat 49,: ....................... "a. sc
IOIo 50 av 3, nat 1. 6-room modern fat. &c. OC
3o3 r; 10th st, hat Z. Groom modern fat. 30.0C
$40 II 10Th St. nat 10, Groom modern fiat. 81. 0C
Hennepln hats, hat D4 Groom modern fat. 1885
Imperial flats, first floor, Sroom thoroughly
oeo modern fat furnished ............. 5000
26O Cedar av. flat L. Groom thoroughly
,o modern new fiat .................. 275t
Ioo GEAR ay, nat z. rooms 2OOt
HOUSES.
$2 . 18th st, 1o-room modern house,. :. 400
5SO n IIth st, lO-room modern house. 40. OF
!o3 19tn st, broom modern house. 80. on
~ 10th st, Broom modern house. 80. O
iod9 hnoX aV, lo-room modern house. 80. 81
l6O9 Hawthorn av, 10-room modern house,
| modern open plumbing, barn 49,. 500
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/ Patrons Of Journal want columns
| are requested to have their copy In
/ the office by 1890 o'clock on Satur.
day In order to insure proper classlfi.
cation In that evenings issue.
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''Want Ads Bring Returns and the Replies Are
FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.

Unfurn1Shed Houses.
MY LIST OF MODERN HOUSES. PARTLY
modern fats and rooms, stores and factory
spaces, to be vacant this spring. now ready.
EDMUND G.. WALTON.
800 Hennepin Az.
1854 WAvERLY PLACE, ON LOWRY HILL, IL
rooms, modern, $35.
BOT Oak Grove st, II rooms, modern, $50.
526 Sd av Sc, rooms, MODERN SO.
2O2 w Grant st, 10 rooms modern, 500. -
GEORGE ODLUM, MANAGER,
800 Phoenix Building.
lot SPRUCE PLACE, NINE ROOMS, HARD.
wood floors, newly decorated; open plumbing;
water, janitor service; steam heated; strictly
for private families; subletting permitted;
references required; $40 In summer, 500 IN win
ter, George Odlum, manager, 300 Phoenix
building
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
FOR RENT
Furnished Houses.
Continued.

FOR RENT-NEw sIx-RooM COTTAGE, FUR
nished or unfurnished, on west shore of LAX
Calhoun. Inquire on premises of Mrs. Ather
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FINELY FURNISHED HOUSE, JUNE ~
Sept. /; Hennepln av, near Franklin. f.
Percival 1905 Guaranty building.
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DAVID G. BELL INVESTMENT co
Ill South 4th Street.

HOUSES--(AlOuefn.)
1888 e Franklin av, 10 rooms, gas, city
water sewer, BATH water closet. .-
screens, storm sash, barn. 80. -. S21's
bath, closet, barn, large yard; from =. ,
May Goth .;......... ..'. 49,. @o''
III L 18th st, rooms, furnace gas sas.. city
water, sewer, BATH closet, screens a. ,
1914 Hawthorn raa av, liz rooms electric bells,
gas electric atr lights, city water, sewer,
bath, water closet Laundry, cellaf' "a
screens, storm sash ...' oo''
2444 Stevens av, II rooms hardwood hoors,
electric bells. CRATES and mantels, hot
water heat, gas, city water, sewer bath,
water closet, screens, storm SASH barn. An
4s5 Ridgwood av, s rooms, furnace. city
water, sewer, bath, water closet 90
screens storm sash, barn, from May .. gu.
1925 Portland av, rooms, all modern 90
from 'u"e H OF Modern:)
211s Crystal Lake av, 0 rooms, city wa 90
o2i 22d NV S, rooms. cellar, cistern, -
well, screens, storm sash, woodshed: 10.
Hts Girard av S, Z rooms, city wafer
cistern, screens, storm sash, woodshed' 90
1855 1st av S, Z rooms, city water. cellar ~
1896 Chicago av, 7 rooms. city water,
sewer, full basement, screens, storm o.
~, sa ssb s sa eroom house city water etc l6
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS.
SIC 25th av n, I'd floor, rooms city wa
ter, cesspool, cellar, screens, storm sash' g
FLATS-(Not Heated.)
sO1o Lyndale S. Sd floor, rooms city 20
water, sewer, bath, water closet 10
1922 Minnehaha av, list floor rear nat y
rooms city water, wet sink, woodshed.
2222 Minnehaha av, I'd hoor. rear M, M, g
rooms city water wet sink, woooshed.: 0
HI FLATS-(Heated)
$50 L 18th st, Flat A; rooms all AZ
6sI 18th st. & rooms, all modern. -. 40
1921 Washington S, Sd moor, fooihs' q
city water. sewer, closet ,rc, Il
FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS;
2OOS I'd av S, rooms, all modern; I'LL A.
Oct 1st per month .............;,'.. ~
6s9 p 18th st. Flat G.; rooms, all MOD
ern, from May 18th to Sept. ISL per A
2421 1st av S, IL rooms, city water 70
sewer, bath, water closet, furnace. oo
1872 Hennepin av, opposite Loring PARK
Flat /, S rooms, oak finish, haruWoou
floors, electric bells, CRATES and manteis'
sideboard. gas, city water, sewer, Datn.
water closet, laundry, screens from May 70
LIST to Sept. list, per month ~
2112 10th av S, 1st floor, rooms, iur-
mace, city water, sewer, Dath,. Wate, q,
closet, screens. from May LIST to oct L u
2412 Portland av, rooms city water,
sewer, bath, water closet screens, ifohi =,
LAKE COTTAGES -,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TO ExCHANGE-GooD NEW 1880 RIFLE
for gents wheel or good view camera. Give
particulars $3.50 Journal.
WILL EXCHANGE JoBB1NG OR CARPENTER
work, paper hanging and painting for per-
conal property and cash. 5423. Journal.
ALMOST NEW GENTLEMAN's BUILT TO Or.
der bicycle. for a light spring wagon. Inquire
914 Sd av S.
TO ExCHANGE-GENTLEMA DIAMOND
ring and gold watch for good delivery
horse and light spring wagon. OLD Sd ar s.
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FOR RENT.
Ito I'd ay 5. 10 rOonlS modern, large lawn
fine home, $50.
1901 Sd av S, nine-room, modern except heat,
In good order. $50.
1915 Columbus av, - rooms. modern 500
2421 LIST av S, 10 rooms modern, $50.
3l37 Portland av, nine rooms, modern, barn,
will put in good order $50.
modern, $25.
2lSo Lyndale av N, seven rooms thoroughly
modern. $25.
IL 18th st n, six rooms, city water, $40.
9l6 Sth av Sc, eight rooms, modern, $50.
twelve rooms, $50 to $50 each.
Call for our new Rental Bulletin for com
plete list of houses, rooms, fats stores etc.
List your property with us for rent We
can get good tenants for good property
- MOORE BROS. & SAWYER,
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sEVEN-RooM HOUSE IN GOOD REPAIR. 1870
Yale place.
Sso-EIGHT ROOMS SOLID BROWN STONE.
modern near Stevens and 14th st. Call 1or
particulars. Both phones. Charles l. Fuller
BOB Phoenix.
THE MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER EXCHANGE
and Storage Co. win take GOODS OF any hthu
in exchange for all work done; moving, pack
inc for storage shipment; carload lois
shipped to the coast: Out-of town orders spe-
ciaity; no money required. Phone, Main Io9o'
and our estimator will call at once.
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MAHOGANY UPRIGHT PIANO, BOUGHT
within five months will sell for $50; also II
of fine furniture; will sell cheap. 2214
Nicellet.
PIANOS -BARGAINs IN USED PIANOS FOR
next week: One Schimmel piano, was $3.50,
S235; Morton Bros. piano, was 1926.
now S215; one Jewett piano, was 1878, now
$40; one McPhail piano, was $3.50, now $3.50;
one Chickering Pine. VS. $3.50, now $3.50; two
upright pianos, So monthly. $50. 500; two
square pianos. So monthly, $50. $40. Foster
& Waldo. So 9Th st S, Nicollet
PIANos-oNE CHICKERING PIANO, WAS
$3.50, now $3.50; cash or 81 monthly. Foster
& Waldo. SO 5th st S. Nicollet.
PIANos-TWo SQUARE PIANOS, S25, $40; IS
monthly. Foster & Waldo, SO 9th st S, corner
Nicollet.
TOR sALE-sMALL BARN, WELL, BUILT, TO
be moved; corner 35tn st and Hennepin av. In.
Quire at 1891 Thomas S.
WE HAVE DESCRIPTIONS OF A NUMBER OF
the finest hcmesteads and most valuable TIM
Der claims in Minnesota and Dakota; call OF
inclose stamps Tinsdale Bros, Bank of Com
merce bldg Minneapolis.
EGGS FOR SETTING-FURE BLOOD WHITE
Wyandotte, Giant Hunter, Schultz strain, rose
comb. 75c for IL. 3416 Humboldt ay S.
DRoP-HEAD SINGER SEWING MACHINE, ALL
attachments, $3.50; automatic 81: Domestic
$3.50: White, 81; supplies or repairing. Lynch,
919 Nicollet
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Joseph Schlosser and wife to Nick Watry, in
section 5-11S-23, etc, 81 6O0
Oscar w. Lund to Fred w. Johannsen ct al,
lots and H. block 2, Prospect Park Second di-
vision, $1,1S7.
John f. Epson to Michael J. Mullaly, lot s.,
block &C. Paramount Park $500. -. .$.tts
Emily Violet to Clophas Plude and wife, lots 4
and j. block H. Village of Dayton, $3.50.
James r. Wait and wife to Chester W. Wait,
undivided one-half lot 10, block f. Fosters ad-
dtiOn S., sol. ..r. D. -.. t--
John Martin to Peter L. Madison, lot II, block
Z. Martins addition $3.50 :.
Leon <Normandn to Abraham Tremble. lot 4,
etc, block ID, Auditors Subdivision No. 81.
Osseo. S475.
William 6. Krutz. Jr., to Jessie NJ. Freeman,
part lots and 2, block %, Highland Park adj
dition. 81, 900.
Matilda 7. Bishop and husband to Charles e.
Thoma, lots 10, 20 and 81, block 2, Lawndale,
$3.50.
q. w. Goddard and wife to John A. Lane lot
$500 S'i9
| August A. Dresser and wife to Louis Marth
part lot 6. in section 6-117-24. So $50
Lenora A. beverley to Mathilda Il. Bishop, lots
| 10. 20 and 81, block 2. Lawndae. $3.50.
James S. Bi]cher and wife to John. J. Larkin
| undivided third In Eh SEX in section Silt
o. $3.50.
! Twelve minor deeds. 1852.
Total, twenty five deeds, $16,e45. &
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AND PEW
CHURCH NOTES.

Rev ". B. Riley will speak at Berean
Branch 232O Central avenue, at 4:3o p m TO-
morrow The meeting will be especially Tor the
young people.
At Century hall Sunday afternoon, Rev pr; pr;
A. j. Frost, dean Of the Northwestern Blble
and missionary Training school: will begin a Sc
ries OF three talks on Love" his subject TO-
morrow being, Gods Love to the True BE-
liever''
Lincoln Memorial service will be held Sun
day evening at the Chicago Avenue Baptist
church. Rev. G.. l.. Morrill, will read Lincoln
Gettysburg speech and some Of his proverbs.
These will be followed by lessons from the life
of Lincoln. 49,.
An illustrated lecture on the .'Teaching OF
Our Lord in Parables.' will be given by Rev
p. Dnnehy. Sunday. at S:15 p. NJ, in st. Ste
phens church. Twenty second street and Gin
ton avenue Musical selections will be given by
Miss Frances Horgan. ....
Last Sunday a great day at Bethlehem
Presbyterian church. Five services were hel,
by Mr.. and Mrs. Mackey and $500 persons at
tended the different meetings This closed
two weeks series which was remarkably sue
cessful. Sunday Mrs. Mackey will speak to wo
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"a God Greater Than Our Heart; evening,
Begging on, Or Property vs. Piety."
Fourth-G.ft r. Holt; morning.; with Our
AT t Gsr prmary of
Sunday school. ~, ..-
! Tabernacle-G. II. Gamble pastor: morning,
Rev. r.: H. Crafts will speak on The Trium I'm,
preach the third sermon on Christ: the Good
Shepherd subject, II Lay Down My Life for
My Sheep
E'f<r LUTHERAN.
Salem English-Dr. E. G. Lund; morning, .'Di-
vine Deliverance''; evening, vesper service
st. John's-Alfred Ramsey; morning. The
Trinity German-Rev. Frederick Severs: NOR
evening, Rev. J. G. Heuer, of st. Paul
EPISCOPAL.
prayer and services, 1890, "The Gospel and
the Church; evening. prayer and services olt-
ting Down and Counting the Cost
DISCIPLES.
Portland Avenue Church Of Christie. j. Tan,
cess evening, Necessity as Moving Power. y
UNITARIAN.
Natures
Nazareth-A: E.. Norman; evening, ''Theolog
ical Probabilities
UN1vERsALIsT
All Souls'-A. n. Alcott; morning, The Min
| istry of Woman
Tnttle-A R. Tillinghast morning, 'Sonl
| Mistakes of Some Liberals; evening, Ih
| Christian Idea Of Jesus"
| MISCELLANEOUS.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist, Lyceur
Theater-Morning, Soul
| Peoples New Thought Church-Dr VIM.
| ~ %AooH nfM
| morning, "Integrity.'
! Liberal Christian Science-Richmond hall, col
ner Nicollet and Eighth street; Miss Fannie +
Speyer; morning, II a. NJ, Life.
Progressive Spiritualists- (Knights OF Pythia
I hall Masonic Temple); evening, Mrs. Talcot1
1.-The Kingdom of the Soul'' spirit greetings
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Homeseekers' Excursion.

Homeseekers' Excursion.
Homeseekers rates to nearly all points
on sale at low rates by Chicago Great
Western railway on the first and third
Tuesday of each month to April Avail
able in the through tourist sleeping cars.
For particulars apply to L. c. Rains, gen
eral agent, corner Nicollet av and 9TH st,
Minneapolis.
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My friend, look here! you know how
weak and nervous your wife is, and you
know that Carriers Little Liver Pills will
relieve her, now why not be fair about it
and buy her box?
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BUILDING PERMITS.

A. B. johnson, 1517-19 Tenth avenue S, dwell
ing $500.
dwelling, $1.2OO r..
NJ. G: barrow, 1928 Third avenue S, dwelling
SIS, 500. -
Six minor permits, $1,O55.
Total $13,755. -.r.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
BIRTHS.

Mathew Andrew Fitzsimmona and Bessie Hill.
William Woodruff and Della C.. Jennings.
Charles A. Jones and Bertha J. Conte.
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In a Glass All Alone.
No other pills on earth can equal DR..
Kings New Life Pills for Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys. No cure, no pay. Csc.
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WHY STAY PALE,

A pity to see pale girls stay
pale and dull when it is SO easy
to get SCOTS Emulsion.
One of the best things
SCOTS Emulsion does is to
give rich blood to pale girls.
The result Of regular doses
of SCOTS Emulsion is an in
crease not only in the red
color of the blood and in the
appetite but in the good looks
and bright manners which
are the real charm of per-
feet health.
Send for Free Sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, chenists, 4os Pearl ST., N. Y
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DEATHS,

McDade Thankful, 203 Twentieth avenue NE.
Elwell Talmadge. 9O7 Seventh street Sc.
Rappel, Susie, city hospital.
NUM-, Anna, 80 Seventh street S.
Pearson, Elida, Swedish hospital.
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Boils, Sores and Felons
Find prompt sure cure in Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, also eczema, salt rheum,
burns, bruises and piles. or no pay. Csc.
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A Choice of Ways

y CHOICE OF ways
To California is afforded by taking the
Chicago Great Western railway. Close
connection is made at Kansas City with
the finest transcontinental limited. The
choice of two through tourist cars via
the different routes may be had via this
line For further information apply to
/. G.. Rains general agent, corner Nicol-
let av and 9Th st. Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-07
ENDEAvoR SOCIETY NOTES.

Topic for tomorrow: ''Bible Lessons From
Men That Failed References: Gen. w.. SIP:
Judges, xvi, 2o-21; I. Sam, ill.,, lila and xv.,
1923.
The senior society of the Chicago Avenue Bap-
fist church held it's monthly business meeting
at the home Of Miss Madge Cramer, 1920 Park
avenue, Tuesday evening.
A meeting of the advisory board Of the city
union will be held Friday evening, Feb. 49, 3O1
Northwestern building. Plans for the work of
the spring campaign will be formulated and re-
ports Will be read
Forest Heights Congregational Endeavors
will observe decision day. in special SER
vice tomorrow at 1880 p. Burton D. Thomp-
son of the city union and others will speak.
Special music will be given. There will berno
meeting at the regular hour.
great deal Of active interest is manifest
throughout Minnesota in the coming interna tional
convention to be held in Denver July to 10:
a large number of Endeayorers Of this city will
attend and special Minnesota train will prob
ably be run from the twin cities for the accom-
mediation of delegates.
One hundred and forty five members have been
enrolled in the state prison c. Il. society OF
Utah; officers and members of the society are
those holding the positions of greatest trust in
the prison. In the Hopkinsville, Ky, state in
stitution 1Of new names have been added and !;
Bible has been given to every prisoner who would
accent it,