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The San Francisco call., 1904-02-13
LODGING HOUSES FOR sALE-con.

LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE-Con: --'.or
H c. DECKER 20,
H. c. Decker. 9o6 Market st phone 1ohn 0Si'
Rooming-house and hotel
Broke. for OVar
2S years in san Francisco
I have all the paying houses that are lor saie
All Titles Guaranteed
Money Loaned Any House
Houses Sold Installments
See my special bargains .o,o -. ooo
1S6Toom apartment house; clears SlVoo-sio ~ ~
20 rooms; Mission s.; good buy. S3o o9c
Groom fiat; only ,--.. ....'..'''' sS 1s3
is rooms; genuine bargain. .........- l,09o
rooms; nicely furn.; fire location. ~ ~
Il rooms; Ellis St. downtown. $500 L'7eo
. rooms: upper floor: Geary St. LID
roomr: Post st; SlJ0 cash. ..-.... 800
33 rms. for exchange: city or country 2'e0o 300
80 rooms; hotel; clears $3.50 monthly 9'S0o 200
- rooms; snap; good location. - o,o 'o0o
So rooms good corner; newly furn: o.0o0 o.0o0
rooms; rent only S27 so; price 800
Cali and get my bargain list.
H. c. DECKER, 900 Market, opp. 4th 81.
G E HINKLEY. PHONE MINT 1876
1920 Market St. OPP. Fifth.
Country. correspondence promptly answered
IA rooms; rent $50: amazingly low price $3.50
"a rooms; rent $50; just think ....,.. S155e
~ rooms; rent $35: one floor. ...........$ $11OO
G rooms: rent $50; a pick up. ..... $3.50
20 rooms: clears $50: rent $40 49,. $3.50
40 rooms; mechanics house; rent $50. $1,000
10 rooms; rent $50; clears $63: terms. $3.50
81 rooms; sunny corner: rent $50 .Si600
go rooms: Market St; liquor license $1,000
10 rooms; Geary St clears $40; rent SIS. $500
10 rooms; Bush St; rent $3f 90: only $3.50
Is rooms; Cnfurnished; rent S4o-.. :$9OO
35 rooms: transient lease .sSlauO
rooms: Post st. rent S32: only $3.50
u rooms; Polk St: partially furnished .S4oO
CARPET HEATING AND CLEANING.
AIR now universally used in cleaning carpets
foor without removal; price moderate.
s. F. Compressed Air Cleaning Co. Cal!
building. Phone Main 5237.
WHEN you become disgusted with your work
send for SPAULDING'S Pioneer Carpet beat
ing Works. S55-357 Tehama ST.: tel South 40.
WESTERN Carpet Cleaning Works. 1909 Har-
rison St; Al cleaning; Sc. Tel. Mission 70.
HOPKE BROS; excellent carpet beating mat
tresses made over. 1882 Howard tel South 2lo
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co. 4o2 sutter St;
tel. Main 1914. GEO. WALCOM S1CO.. Props
RUDOLPH & CO. earpet-beating works: prices
reasonable. 1908 Harrison St: tel. Mission 2o3
CoNKLIN's Superior Carpet beating Works.
:ss3 Golden Gate ave-. telephone East 20.
COLLECTION OFFICES.
city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION
CO, 4l5 Montgomery, rooms $40; tel. 1886
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COTTAGES TO LET-FURNIsHED
COTTAGE: rooms and bath; furnished COM
pete. S04 Capp st. Phone Blue 1OSS.
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80 rooms: rent S95: fine location; all on 2
floors; ) years lease: clears Sl00; full; $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-13

A LARGER and better school than ever; enter
At once if YOU desire a good position, '5ress
sborthand Ellis bookkeeping ). r BUSINESS
College, 1896 Market 81
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-13

NEW Juvenile department Of the Paul Serson @
School OF Acting now open; applicants r.
ceived from 10 - years OF age; Miss LdIllan
Muscio. principal; exceptional aqEant 49,
largest school OF the kind in the We7t. $50 $50
Sor catalogue Native Sons Hall. AZ Mason
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IS rooms; rent SIS; well furnished; all new;
S6oO down. balance " per cent; fine buy; only
Sl250.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-13

Bargain in a 17-room lodging house: north
Of Market: near center OF center: all fine
large outside sunny rooms; rent $50: income
S154: full; respectable; price reduced TO S1050
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u rooms; cheap rent: hne downtown tran
silent house: can clear $3.50 per month above
all expenses; always full: snap; $3.50.
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CHURCH SERVICES.

FIRST United Presbyterian Church. corner
Golden Gate ave and Polk st.-Preaching to-
morrow. sabbath. II a. m and 80 p.
rn 10y tho pastor. II. Il Bell. D. y. Morn
ing theme. FIFTH Anniversary Sermon /;
evening theme. Last Sermon Before Leaving
fCr Palestine" Sabbath school. 9-45 a. m.
Christian EndeavOr az $50 and G:30 p. m.
Strangers cordially invited 70 all services
peUs free: courteous ushers: come and bring
your friends.
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ATTEND Gallagher Marsh Business Soiese 9l
advice Of ofaciaI court reporters and De com
petent stenographer 1882 Market. eatalos
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sPIRITUALIsM.

sPIRITyALIsM.
MRS. DIR MARTIN. wonderful spiritual heal
er and business medium: mining specialty !;
advice ! guarantee all business PROPOSE
tlons 10 be successful My wonderful magnet
VIII bring reconciliation and lasting peace
with the one you lONe: readings by rnah most
satisfactory. 81. readings daily. ST. develop
ing class Thursday. p. m 502 Eddy ST.
DAWSON BROS.
The known mediums, famous for their free
unless-correct readings. give names. dates ana
facts or refund your money: low Zee this Week
6Oi Eddy st.
MRS LEsTER-Test circle tonight. foc: dev.
circle We'd eve. csc; read. daily. l21 Turk st
EDWARD EARLE. 1862 Ellis. readings daily.
$3.50 TO 4 seances sunday and THURSDAY.
PROF. FRED EVANS, noted clairvoyant and
slate-wrfter i112 Eddy st. Phone Scott ss1-
CLAIRVOYANTS.
REDUCED Prices One Week More.
Call at once and save 81.
My regular IS reading this week for
READ CAREFULLY.
AN HONEST PROPOSITION
Unless you obtain the information for which
you consult him.
you to Be Full Judge)
PROFESSOR PAUL DESTINE,
The First Registered Trance Clairvoyant and
Palmist Ever in San Francisco.
I do hereby solemnly agree and guarantee
to make you charge IL / fail to tell your
name. occupation and what you called for;
romise TO tell you whether your husband
wife or sweetheart is true or false: tell who
and when you will marry; in fact will tell
every hope. fear or ambition better than you
tell yourself: will tell you how to win
the woman you love. even though
miles away; / VIII straighten out your af7
fairs and show you how TO win success in
love- marriage business. mining speculation
health. better positions. etc: no matter what
trouble you may have l VIII help YOU or
charge nothing for my services; MEDIUMS
DEVELOPED learn profession that will
bring you from $40 10 $25 per day.
2oR-(l Earrall & -2oR
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picture appropriately colored full of
children
the country house OF worship Oeau
- fu
a
and winn a
Be bring WantA to
Alameda Berkeley Oakland to-day
yourself the OF
these pretty
Mark tstreeto site openunt p
2 Mogom stree m
5Iarkin streeop open until p m
26i arket sreetco on p m
Valencas
Norhe caste
Norhw corne o p m
p m
Pas CnerSte ....
Schneider .
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AYRES. the leading business college. - MAJ MAI
$50. bookkeeping shorthand. touch tyPns.
a~ithnnetic spelling. etc. positions secured.
~ college refurnished with new typewritsrS
and furniture January /. Catalosue tree.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-13

S6-room family hotel: bonton location; fine
lease; clearing $500 TO 5000 per month; always
full; par. cash; balance time; owner sick abed
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-13

SgoD salary ana expenses paid weekly 10
husuers willing and ambitious TO work ner
naheht position with opportunities FOR -
Pafcerlents good references ana small -s-h
sc y required Box 271. Sacramento Cai
ASESlS wanted In every town and citz On
ne cossi; good salary 70 good men klts-
San Francisco. 81
4" -. - wanted male or female every toun
northern Cal. Oregon and Wssh s,o ~ q
EIcnIs' nothing likes II: stamp FOR cfrcT,Isr
Neiliofnla souvenir Works. T39 Eddy 8 =
= tlRol CLASS man 20 superintend agents.
E,-,a oHer 70 right party; high class s,ooS
eeiilng proposition. Room - 305 T.arsi7 :,
M snd women FOR city and country agents.
Wre.is saiarys expenses or commission: sfes d,r
rnp -.ncnt. I226 McAllister St a-lI 2 N,
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AGENTS WANTED.

BALTIMORE FIRE F40PPopss -.
harvest; biz money selling my vivid ana
realistic combination picture of the diSas-
uols and terrible Baltimore FIRE and horrible
-nicago roqDois Theater holocaust vVitb
many other interesting features. rnosf a ,,yfs,i
arc Dreadful disaster Tor years: over 500
ives and 500 OO0. 900 Of property lost. 49,
i've workers wanted everyWhere- he o,,tcl-.
= BODY wants 10 buy; sample IOc: doz
a. lve tor 50; no free samples JAMES
LEE, ls2 Van Buren St. Chicago.
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school OF Sinzing-Opera. concert and oratori1
Voices cultivatsd: method Italian; engage
ments secured Carlos v. Keller. 35l e+eary
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-13

4O-room house 4 blocks OF Market: must be
sold on account of severe sickness; building
and furniture brand 1 year ago; price
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-13

S-room Upper fiat: corner: all sunny rooms
beautiful little gem OF home; price 800.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-13

Il rooms; elegant. new modern building; in
one OF tho best cities OF Southern California;:
electric lights hot and cold water: everything
lp-to-Gate: 9-year lease: rent only 5000: clear
ng $3.50 70 $500 per month: owner sick abed.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-13

HEAI,DSS school OF Mines & Electricity. q POS
sf s F.: a practical school OF engineering
compIeta equipment Special catalogue tree
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-13

IA rooms: rent S65: California st: fine loca-
tion: good furniture and carpets price viii be
made right as owner must leave city.
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BUSINESS cHANcEs-continnea.

F. A. BROOKBANK Phone Folsom 1s46,
BUSINESS AGENT,
917 Market St bet Fifth and Sixth.
OPEN EVENINGS
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-13

63 ooms: Market St; rent only $500: fine
transient house: very central; LIQUOR license
can clear $3.50 to $3.50 per month: must be sold
within 10 days to settle estate: only S700 cash
get IN. balance time; big snap.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-13

II. c. DECKER 10,
H. c. Decker 906 Market St. phone Johh oSA.
Roomng-house and hotel
Broke. for OVar
2S years in san Francisco
have all the paying houses that are lot saie'
All Titles Guaranteed.
Money Loaned Any House.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-15
CANCERS
TWO VERY MALIGNANT #
OF THE BREAST
CURED BY SPECIALIST O'KEEFE
Jennie Melton, Jamestown, North Dakota, Saved
From Horrible Death From Cancers.
READ HER. SWORN STATEMENT.

free FREE from from tia that dreadful dis disease n -
"Onll y those who experience the hor-
rors Of such disease can form any
idea what it is to suffer the dreadful
who have had it removed can tell the
great Joy it is to know that you are
freed from that dreadful monster. Free
from the thoughts that you must let
such a foe eat away your, flesh and rob
your body. of all strength and purity.
and make it. a mass Of corruption: Make
the body sight that is too repulsive for
those who are dearest to look upon, and
cause them to turn away with shud-
der, praying that there. will soon be
an end to all your suffering. Knowing
sooner or later the living sco9rge will
fasten it's deadly, fangs in the parts
that the sufferer must lay there and
suffer and long for death to end all.
"Such may have been my fate If [
had not acted as quickly as | did, and,
direction to be safe from such death
and am now happy, with the, knowledge
that I am perfectly free from every
trace of that hideous disease.
Without doubt if had neglected it
and not sought the proper he lp as
waited three or four. weeks longer my
chances for life would have been very
little, for during the time that the dis
ease was first growing it had assumed
enormous proportions land it would
have been only little while longer
and the entire breast and neck would
have been one mass of disease.
HTherefore, to Specialist O 'Keefe, OF
St. Paul, Minnesota, I owe the restora-
ton Of my health and the removal of
| the cancers.
tsI am now in my tifty-fourth year
and feel no i'll effects from the treat
ment, instead my health is good and
am cured.
ssWith the hope that those who sui
fer with the disease may read this
statement and know where to go in
order that they NAV be cured and cured
to stay cured gladly. give my oath that
the above statement is true.
"Signed, JENNIE MELTON,
uWitnesses: GRACE sWALE.
t'L. g. STOREY. y 3
stSubscribed and sworn to this End
day of September, 1904.
III. G. STOREY, i
TNotarial Seal
"NSfe!tary Public, Ramsey County,
| NOTE-People. men and women,
from every state in the Union and Cam
ada, who are suffering with cancer,
lupus and all manner of foreign growth,
| are going to st. Paul to see Specialist
/ O'Keefe. His offices are crowded. He
may be consulted at 176 West Fourth
street. Telephone N. w. 1299-J1. st.
Paul.
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JENNIE MELTON,
Jamestown, N. D.

State of Minnesota, County Of Ram
sey-ss.
Mrs. Jennie Melton, being first duly
sworn on oath before me, T.. G.. Storey,
a Notary Public in and for Ramsey
county, Minnesota, st. Paul, says:
81 am a resident of Jamestown,
North Dakota, and:
ssThat for some time I suffered with
two cancers that were malignant and
was advised by physicians to have
have done. Having communicated with
several Specialists and Physicians in
the principal states, Specialist Q 'Keefe
Of st. Paul being among the number,
I decided to go to st. Paul and undergo
treatment from Cancer Specialist
O 'Keefe.
ARRIVING in ST. Paul, I Immediately
went to the Specialist s and placed my
self under his care.
9 On July Bird, 1904, Z commenced the
treatment and on August 18th, 1904, one
of the cancers was removed from my
left breast and on August 18th. 1904,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-15
ORDERS WEDDING
STOPPED BY WIRE
Wife of Rogers Of Omaha Inter-
feres When He Leads An
other to the Altar.
Special to The Journal,


Omaha, Neb., Sept. 15.-W. H.
Rogers, prominent business man here
and president Of the Hawkeye club, the
leading social organization, and Miss
Naome Spencer arrived today to be
married.
When they stepped from the train they
were Informed by policeman that
Rogers wife in Chicago had tele-
graphed an order to stop the marriage:
The bride-elect turned pale and
glanced at her husband to-be suspicious
~. Mr.. Rogers maintained he had
been divorced from the Chicago WON
an. Since they had no order, from an
officer, the Omaha police decided they
could not prevent the marriage and it
is expected to take place as arranged.
Mrs. Rogers stated in her telegram
that her husb band had no divorce, but
that if he had obtained a decree it was
by fraudulent means and she had in
structed Sioux City attorneys to pro-
coed to set it aside: Because of her
termined to marry Rogers, even if it
should result in charge of bigamy.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-15
MANKATO TO FLOUR CITY
Colonel Hord Talks of Route for New
Trolley Line.

Colonel U. P. Hord of the firm which
has the trolley franchise from st. Peter
to Mankato has given a rough outline
of a possible extension to Minneapolis
as follows: From Mankato, thru Ka-
sofa, st. Peter, Ottawa, Sharon, Dressed
vile, Thomas, Lawrence, East Union,
Carver, Chaska, Hazeltine, Waconia to
the shores of Lake Minnetonka at Min
netonka Heights, thence skirting the
shore thru Upper Lake Park, Birch
Bluff, Excelsior, Deephaven, Bay St.
Louis and to St. Louis Park.
This line would be eighty miles long.
each way on a running time of about
two hours. The Mankato-St. Peter line,
twelve miles long, must be in operation
Sept. l, 1905. Right-of-way is being
bought and surveyors are laying out
the line. 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-15

edge and power to give SO many unfor-
tunate and suffering persons perfect
hearing again; and l say to those who
have thrown away their money on
cheap apparatus, salves, air pumps,
washes, douches, and the list of innum-
cradle trash that is offered the public
through flaming advertisements, can
and will cure you to stay cured. [ ask
no money. Ny treatment method is
one that is 50 simple it can be used in
your own home. You can investigate
fully, absolutely free and you pay for it
only after you are thoroughly convinced
that it will cure you, as it has thousands
Of others. It seems to make no differ
ence with this marvellous new method
how long you have been deaf nor what
caused your deafness, this new treat
ment will restore your hearing quickly
and permanently. No matter how many
remedies have failed you-no matter
how many doctors have pronounced
your case hopeless, this new magic
method of treatment will cure you. I
prove this to your entire satisfaction
before you pay cent for it. Write
today and I will send you full informa-
tion absolutely free by return mail. Ad-
dress DR.. GUY Clifford Powell, 1914 Au-
ditorium building, Peoria, Ill Remem-
Der, send no money-simply your name
and address. You will receive an inn
mediate answer and full information by
return mail.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-15
RAILROADS.
AFTER TRAFFIC IN N. W.
PENN sYL VANIA SHOWS IN
CREASED INTEREST IN TERRI
TORY BY APPOINTMENT OF
NEW AGENTS.
New York Sun Special Service.

Chicago, Sept. l5::-The management
of the Pennsylvania railroad has de-
cided to reach out for increased passen-
ger traffic in the northwest, and with
this end in view, has appointed several
new agents in the large cities. APP
pointments thus far announced are:
G.. J.. A. Thompson, chief clerk in the
office of the general western agent at
Chicago, to be travelling passenger agent
in the northwest, with headquarters in the
twin cities. y
F. A. Bauchens, formerly city passenger
agent at Toledo, to be city passenger
agent at Milwaukee, where the Pennsyl-
vania has had no representative.
A. w. Arnold, formerly travelling pas
senger agent in the northwest, appointed
city passenger agent at the twin cities, a
new position. zsg.s ..... 1865
It is understood the Pennsylvania
will make further appointments in the
northwest with view of increasing it's
proportion of the passenger traffic in
that territory. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-15
ARRAIGNS BOTH PARTIES
NEGRO CANDIDATE FOR THE PRES
IDENCY ESPECIALLY HOSTILE
TO REPUBLICANS.

Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 15.-George
f. Taylor of Ottumwa county, presi-
Dental nominee of the national liberty
party, arraigns both democrats and re-
publicans in his letter of acceptance,
and hold the latter especially responsi-
BILE for the failure Of the negro to get
full civil recognition.
He accuses the republicans of having
betrayed the negro, while holding out
false inducements to him. He appeals
to the negroes to stand their ground,
and insists in that way alone can they
get full recognition of citizenship rights.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-15
BADGER BULL WINS PRIZE.
ANIMALS OWNED BY EASTERN
MILLIONAIREs oUTCLASsED AT
ST. LOUIS BY THE NORTHWEST.

St. Louis, Sept. 15.-Flying Foxes
Foxhall, Thomas w. Lawson s entry in
the class for aged bulls at the world s
ter than sixth place, and the nomina-
lions of George Vanderbilt and the
Ladd estate, the other millionaire com
petitors in the Jersey events, were not
in the money.
Merry Maiden g third son, owned by
the animal that lowered the colors of
the heads of the millionaire herds. The
winner is descendant from Brown Bes-
sic, who won first prize dairy tests at
the Columbian exposition. Mr.. Taylor
values him at $4,000.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-15
EDITOR RECEIVERS MILEAGE
Circus Man Gives Great Western Off
cial a Surprise. ..e..:

H. G. Hesser, editor of the News at
Somers, Iowa, has received the unused
portion of a Great Western mileage
book, which he lost while at the Barnum
& Bailey circus at Fort Dodge. It is
good for $50 miles. w. R. Macdonald
Of the circus wrote that the book was
picked up on the grounds. Mr.. Hesser
returned the unused portion to the road
and General Advertising Agent Greve
at st. Paul was as much surprised at the
return Of the mileage by the circus as
was the management of the same cir
Gus to receieve the surplus Of a fund
left with the Minneapolis health DEPART
nent for the cleaning of the show
grounds after the departure Of the cir.
Gus.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-15

No one will doubt the sincerity Of
this statement, and the fact that this
poor sufferer was quickly and perma-
nently cured Of two malignant cancers
by Specialist O'Keefe of St. Paul, and
tells you in a plain, matter of-fact way
how she suffered and who cured her.
And she voluntarily gives her picture
for use in the papers. His patients
are not especially required to do this,
as it is wholly optional with them as
to whether they do or do not. Many of
his patients do not want to do it, but
it was her sympathy for others that
PROMPTED her: 'a e.-, s#s E-.=.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-15
/ GETS SUPERIOR OPTION
Some Company, Name Unknown, Gets
Footing in the Lake City.

Special to The Journal.
Superior, Wis, Sept: 15.-The real
start in securing land for the new rail
road seeking to enter Superior has been
made. This is an option on the prop
erty Of the Broadway Laundry com
pany between Broadway and Winter
streets. This option means that the
company has quit dickering for right
of way along the Omaha line. Moth
ing in the option gives any hint Of the
road behind the deal, but every one
here believes that it is the Milwau-
kee.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-15
FAVORS TUCKS INLET

President Hays Thinks It Good for
G.. T. P. Pacific Port.
Special to The journal.
Winnipeg, Sept 15.-Word comes
from Victoria that President Hays
party has returned by the government
steamer Quadra from it's tour Of inspec-
select a terminal port for the Grand
Trunk Pacific. It is said that Mr.. Hays
is greatly impressed with the suitabili-
ty of Tuc]1s Inlet, a harbor about twelve
miles south of Port Simpson, and which
is believed to be much easier of access
by rail from the east than is the water
front of the latter port.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-15
Bridge Is Under Way.
Snecia1 In Tho Jo1,rnaI

Ontonagon, Mich, Sept. 15.-After
considerable delay in securing material
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
road company has commenced work on
the construction Of it's proposed bridge
across the Ontonagon river. In thirty
days, it is expected, trains will be run.
ming over the structure. The BRIDE
will be of three spans. 440 feet in al
with an approach of lis feet on the On
tonagon village side of the stream.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-15
pAIIRnAn MnTEs

st. Paul Commercial club members will visit
the ST. Louis fair; Passenger agents will meet
John r. w. Ambrose. assistant engineer of
the Minneapolis & st: Louis road. resigned
Minnesota. Mr.. Ambrose had been with the st.
Louis for four years.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-15
Contract Comes This Way.
Special to The Journal.

Munising,. Mich, Sept: 15.-A con-
tract to build three additional miles o$
roadway on Grand Island, off the coast
at Munsing, in Lake Superior, has been
awarded BY the Cleveland Cliffs Iron
company, to Mitchell & Sherman, gen
eral contractors of Marquette and Min
and is to be done this year Grand
Island is the big game preserve Of the
Cleveland Cliffs company.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-15
Block System Completed.

The Omaha 8 block system from Chip
pewa Falls to Superior has been com
pleted. Thirty signal towers have been
installed. Ninetysix pound rails have
been laid from Chippewa Falls to Eagle
Point.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-15
ROADS SHOW DEFICITS
Minneapolis & st. Louis $103,291 Be
hind for Last Year. 49,

Reports of the St. Louis and Iowa
Central roads show deficit Of $1O3,291
for the St. Louis and $SS,219 for the
Central the last fiscal year. The gross
earnings of the former road were
$3,024,l11 and operating expenses
81, 218,7l7. Of the Central the earnings
were $2.409,699 and operating expenses
$l,917 ,096, or 1886 per cent.