The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-27

High grade bonds. investment securities.
Wells & Dickey Co., S02 Guaranty Bldg.
Andrews Hot Water Heating systems
make homes comfortable. 20S Hen. av.
Chimneys and furnaces cleaned by Il.
F. Morrow, the expert. Main 1928 L q
Special prices on wall papers next two
weeks. w. N. Taylor & Co., II 7th st.
Be sure and attend auction of Duncan's
saddle horses at Parcher's livery, pm,
Sept. g.
"Frenzied Finance in Life Insurance.
10 cents per copy. F. w. Fiske, 272O
Grand avenue.
Souvenir postal cards, for SC. Also
largest line Of magazines and papers, Cen
fury News Store Third street S, near
Hennepin avenue.
200 palms and ferns will be sold at our
opening Sept. 2s, at less than half the
usual price. Craig. Lunde " craig 50o-
81 Central avenue.
H. L. Roethe, special examiner In pen
sions, has returned after a several
weeks absence granted on account Of
illness in his family.
For sale-several pedigreed dogs: Irish
wirehaired rat terrier. three English bull
terriers, five Boston bull terriers. Mrs.
Frank R. Woodruff Kennels, 4100 Twen-
| ty-eighth avenue S. Tel. M. 1903 l.
The double deck car of the street rail-
way company took another trip thru
town yesterday, exciting much interest,
| The purpose was to get practical Sugges-
lions for. improvements. The car VIII pe
| in the shops this winter for experiments
| by the mechanics.
Under the common carrier law the
Minneapolis, st. Paul G. Sault Ste. Marie
Railway company and the Chicago, St
Paul & Omaha Railway company nave
had their bonds approved by the customs
department for the transportation OF un-
appraised merchandise subject to duty.
Burglars with stylish tastes broke into
Waldron's Pantorium at Eleventh street
and Mary place last night ard stole sew.
eral good suits that had just been cleaned
They removed window from the real
| of the building and after they had ta1er
their pick of the clothing they replaced
the glass.
Craig, Lunde & Craig will give theil
fall opening tomorrow at their large
store, 3O5-311 Central avenue. The store
will be handsomely decorated with palms
ferns and flowers, and music will add tt
the attractions, besides the fine showing
of the largest and beSt-selected stock O.
dry goods at the lowest possible prices.
Tilie Bergstrom. a domestic employed
at 1903 Hennepin, was the victim OF
purse-snatcher while on her way home
last night. She was walking past Lorint
park when a man dressed as lahore
stepped out and asked her where he coult
find Oak Grove street. She directed hin
and turned to go on her way. when n
grabbed her arm and wrenched her purs
from her hand.
DR.. G. M. Matthews, bishop Of the cen
trail district Of the United Brethren
church; H. F. Shupe, editor Of tn
Watchword, the young peoples organ
the denomination, and L. o. Burtner, su
,perintendent of missions in the Philip
pines, will conduct service at Mapl
Hill United Brethren church, 6SS Fillmor
street NE, this evening at o'clock.
male quartet will sing.
Announcement was received at tn
offices Of the tnternH revenue depart
ment this morning that auctioneers mus
hold the requisite special tax stamp a
liquor dealers under the internal revenu
laws for selling alcoholic liquors eve
whea they conflne these sales to liquor
| consigned to them by executors of es
4 tates, trustees or receivers, or other Off
] GERS acting under order of courts.