The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-13

Hotel Nicollet barbershop open all night.
Call on or write to Barnes Bros. for
choice per cent investments.
Zesbaugh's headquarters. framing and
selling pictures cheap. II 5th st. s.
Andrews Hot Water Heating systems
make home comfortable. 203 Hen. av.
Christmas Trees, Holly and Green's.
Northrup, King & Co., Bridge Square.
Mrs. Maud Timer Jones sings at the
First Baptist church tonight. Seats free.
Dayton's Great Christmas Sale Of Jew
elry opens Saturday. See advertisement
in Fridays evening papers.
We make a Study Of Picture Framing
and invite your Christmas orders. Har-
ington Beard, at Dayton's.
Dr. G. D. Haggard will finish his lee
ture on 1.-THE Effects Of Alcohol upon the
Human Body" at Augsburg seminary to-
night.
Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News Store, 6
Third street s, near Hennepin avenue,
will receive prompt service.
Notice-Frames made to order, beautiful
ovals. The finest line Of pictures in the
city Buy from the factory and save 25
per cent. Bintliff, AT First avenue 8.
Do you like to keep your clothing in fine
shape? Then see the trunk and closet ar
engagements Barnum makes. They Twill
carry from one to twenty suits, 715 Mic
ollet.
The Minneapolis Camera club will meet
this evening at the Hubbard & Potter
studio, S2s Hennepin avenue, to view g
set of slides from the Chicago Society OF
| Amateur Photographers and the 1907
Minneapolis set.
Notification was received by the Min.
neapolis postoffice this morning that the
Japanese government has prohibited the
importation of manufactured tobacco by
parcels post unless it shall be made by
| order Of the government or by virtue o.
| permission already granted by the gov
eminent for personal use on account O.
health or habit
| Thomas Lyde, North Minneapolis man
was in police court this morning charged
with stealing an OVercOat. He was ar
rested by tPatrolman Irving Of the Nortf
Side police. He pleaded not guilty ant
the case was continued until tomorrow
! o. Matson,. who stole an overcoat while
| he was drunk, from 3. l.. Anderson, wa!
fined $40. -
| What Is the value Of Norwegian coil
known as a "crown"7 The question ha
been bothering the customs officers, am
the value set upon 1t has been objected t.
by importers. The matter was referred t
the director Of the mint, who has declare
that it Is 26.3 cents, which will hereafte
be the value when duty Is assessed an
the conversion Of Norwegian ooin t
i American money is necessary.
Detectives who have been working o
the case Of Meyer Grodneck, who elaine
he was shot Saturday night by two high
waymen whom he accosted, think that tn
man shot himself while playing with hi
revolver, and that ashamed of his care
lessness he reported that he had bee
attacked. Grodneck still sticks to hi
story, but the detectives have abandone
the search FOR the supposed assailant!
Grodneck is improving.
Records Of the Eastern Trade compan!
, IS Fourth avenue, New York, recently ez
. posed by the postoffice authorities. sho
. that a large number Of Minneapolis pee
) pie were duped into mailing 95 cents fe
. a. premium, after they had been told the
, had successfully solved a puzzle that ha
, been distributed over the country. Th
, prize was to be a solid silver dessert 81
. and a half dozen other things. Alth
, fraud order has been issued 1t IS NJ
, expected that any one will get the silve
. set or the original 95 cents.