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Athletes En- Route.

New York. July 6.-The members of
the YaIe-HarvarG team, who VIII COM
pete with the athletes from oxford and
Cambridge on track and field. sailed
on the steamer TeUtonia today for Liv-
eTpOOl-
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Ogden.

Summary Bases on balls. TaFlcr. Null
Ter. two-baSe hits, CheckettS, Muller.
Gimlin; hit by pitcher. Weed .; struck
out. A. Clark. Wessier, PetzOld, Check
etts ., Henry. Delmas Bhuyette, Mere
dith. hits off ShUrtliff s. off Mortenssn :.
off Meredith O. off Essick 3. off Titus 3:
stolen bases, Flynn, Muller, Gimlin ,.
Attendance, 800 Time CT game, 1:5G. I'm
pire, Johnson.
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| SALT LAKE TURF
[ X c Il An &c
Stockholders, Meeting.
KENYON HOTEL
California and Eastern Races

STOCKHOLDERS IN THE GIANT
Copper CHM Mining company are earnest
" requested to meet Friday. July Sth. at
8 O'Clock. at No 47 South West Temple
street Matters Of importance 10 be acted
upon c. F. DAGGER.
Mauaupr
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Silver Bell Mining Company.

PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS.
Cos and 601 Progress building. Salt Lake
City, Utah Notice.-There are delinquent
upon the following described stock. on
account of assessment No g levied on
the 10th day OF May. 1905. the several
amounts set opposite The names Of he re-
spective stockholders. as follows:
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LOGAN EXCURSION JULY 9,

Via o. s. L. Round trip, $50 Leave
Salt Lake II a. N. on special. leaving
Logan for return On special p. m Of
the 18th
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And IN ACCORDANCE with law. and an or
Ger of the board of director made on
the 10Th day Of May, 1893, ana AT order
made on the 18th day OF June. 500. to ex-
July. 1901. and an order made on the
Jst day u July. 1864, TO extend the time
of sale until the I'd day OF JULY 1904 50
many shares OF each parcel Of such stock
as may be necessary will be sold al the
cOmpany's office at COZ Progress block in
Salt Lake City. Utah, on the said I'D
day of July, 1894. at 10 o'clock a. m OF
said day. TO pay delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs CT adver-
Using and expenses of sale
ANTON Petersen. Secretary.
260 Commercial Club building. 222 South
West Temple Street. salt Lake City, Utah-
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The Great Sale of Summer Wash
Goods-Today.

Wash Dress fabrics OF every kind.
Household Linens. Splendid Teduc-
ioas. WALKERS Store,
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Outsiders Heard

The committee then entered upon a
series of hearings of outsiders, includ-
ing representatives of the anti
imperiaIist league and the National
Woman Suffrage association. The anti
imperialists were represented by IRA
D. Howarth Of the Chicago university
They asked for the insertion Of the fol-
lowing plank:
We accept the great truths Of the
Declaration Of Independence as pTin-
ciples Of justice, limited to no time,
place or race of men. To hold for
eign people in subjugafion is unjust,
undemocratic, un-American. subveF-
sive OF our national ideals and a men
ace to our own rights and instiJu-
tons. The retention Of the Philippines
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NATIONAL IFAGuE-

At Cleveland Both games scheduled
here today between St. Louis and Cleve-
land were postponed on account Of rain.
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FACTS FOR THE FANS.

Reilly picked up a new man last
night His name is Henry Forsyth. he
has fought his cOuntry's battles as q
soldier and has been pitching some good
bail in San Francisco this year
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MALE HELP WANTED.

S>s>-S--9-N~~"-N>~s"N~~S
TEN teamsters for San Francisco;
transportation furnished. Call % East
4th South, between 2 and p. n. today.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Milwaukee. - Milwaukee Toledo
game postponed. wet grounds
At Kansas City.-Kansas City, 1; m
didnap0lis, Q.
At St Paul.-St. Paul, Z; Columbus. 5.
At AIinneapolis.-Min 3; Louis
vile, l.
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HERALD SPORTS

visitors IN the first game. and good stick
work behind Nichols was responsible for
laruding the second game. Attendance,
zoe Score
First game R H. z.
St Louis .....-.-.----.---a-..---
1lICli-AAdAl Y %
Batteries-Taylor and Zearfoss: Harper
and Schlei- TwO-base hits-Zearfoss.
TAYLOR Seymour. Three-base hit-Shafl-
non Base on balls-Off Taylor. ]. Struck
out-By Taylor {. by Harper, >. UmpiTes
Moran and thinner
Second game X y Z
St. Louis ----~-------.------- ------ u
Cincinnati ..---. .--.--------------
BatteFies-Nichols and Zearfoss. kel-
lum and Schlei. Three-base hits-Farrel
Brain Kelley Base on bails-OIf kel-
Ium. 3. Struck OUt-By Nichols, j. I'm
pires-NOrln and thinner
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American League.
Western League.
AMERICAN LEAGuE-

Washington. July 6.-YounC was effec-
tive with men on bases today. ana as a
result Boston defeated Washington. to 9.
Attendance, go. Score
r. II. L.
Washington 90 ------------.--.--..d : 3
EPt'9t'l -----.--.---- -...-s.-..-s. = 10 .
Bstteries-Jacohson and KittredCe;
J OUng and Criger.
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Eddie Quick. who was let out at Boise
By Wilmot. lost his first game for
Omaha on the Fourth. Quick pitched
in the afternoon against Jarrett of
Sioux city. Sioux City got eight hits
off Eddie during the game and won in
the twelfth inning by q couple of hits
and an error
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Reports from Ogden are to the effect
that the team up there has about closed
negotiati tons for a pitcher named Bill
Hogg- If the ogden folks think this
Is the only Willie Hogg, the Reilly star,
they are in srievOus error, according
10 Reilly. Reilly says there is another
Bill HogE in Spokane, an amateur
pitcher. who is probably the man who
goes to Ogden.
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New York. July 6.-New York easily de-
feated Philadelphia today. uutplaying the
visitors at every stage of the game
Score
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BOISE, 3; BUTTE, 1.
Close Game and Both Pitchers We're
Effective.

Butte, Mont, July 6.-StarkelIs could
not be found at critical times TODAY by
suite and the opening game of the series
Score.
r. H Z.
Boise y
Batteries-Hoon and Spencer; StarkeHs
and Hanson
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Portland. July 6.-One run in the first
and another in the eighth tells the tale of
Portland's victory over Los Angeles to-
day The game was full OF brilliant fea-
lures. but the work Of both pitchers was
praisewOrthy. Two errors in Los An
geles' error column. with timely batting
on TIE part of the Browns, accounts for
the defeat Of MOrley's men, Score:
Y. II. e
z
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Reilly says he viii try 20 play to-
day. although he has a bad forearm,
the result Of coming into violent col
Iision with one OF Danny McFaTlans
shoots at Boise Holland is sporting
81 bum knee, but the team has couple
Of good utility men to help out
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Omaha. July 6.-Omaha-Sioux City gan
postponed, wet grounds.
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At last reports Pete Bowling had got
IS far west as Cheyenne by July 4
Wiimot received word from the Wyo-
ming capital 10 the effect that Peter
had stopped there TO enjoy the cele-
bratiOn.
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GimIin played for the first time
against Ogden yesterday. and, though
II sounds strange. the town still stands.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

St Joseph. July 6.-Des MOines won the
last game of the series with ST Joseph to-
day. Score:
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Colorado Springs. Colo, July 6.-deaTy
hitting in the second inning gave Denver
the game today. Both pitchers were hit
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Seattle, July Seattle won today
through luck and poor fielding by Oak
land. The full extent of Oakl8nds mis-
plays in the field do not show on the
score This was the kind Of work that
discounted Buchanan's good pitching.
Shields sprained his arm in The eighth
and gave way TO Hughes who was also
injured by liner, but finished the game.
Lehman and Cooper were put ont Of the
grounds for kicking Score:
r. II. Z.
Sedlt4e --.-----.----- ------------
Oakland 80 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :
Batterie-Shields. Hughes and Wilson;
Buchanan, Lehman and Brine. Umpire,
O-ConneIl
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Los Angeles
DnrAr--A

Tacoma. July 6-San Francisco had
much the best Of today's game until the
seventh inning. when, with the bases full
and two out, Lynch cleared them with a
magnificent drive against the left field
fence. The fielding Of both teams was
high class. Score:
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TilIman's Plea.

He was replied to by Mr.. McMahon
of Ohio, who said that while the adop-
ton of this plank might do much to
secure the labor vote, it probably would
have the effect of depriving the party
Of having the support Of the employ
ers. The labor question was then tenn
pOrarily laid aside in order to listen
TO plea from Senator Tillman for q
strong plank in support of the principle
of white supremacy in the south. He
denounced the plank on this subject in
the platform submitted by Mr.. Will
liams, and said:
If we are to have a declaration at
all, let US have one that means some
thing, and not a weakened. namby-
PANTY. fiimsy thing like that in the
sO-called Williams platform"
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Des Moines -.-----.--------------- 5 /
Batteries-DiehI and Garvin; HOffer,
Stillman and Towne
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ROUGH DRAFT OF
THE PLATFORM

CONTINUED from Page u
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Philadelphia. July 6.-New York out
played Philadelphia in every department
today and won with ease. Attendance
eco Score
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MOVING

SAFES. BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHINERY
moved: household goods moved ynd stored or
Of household goods made up for the coast; ire.
Quent shipments and Jig saving III freight.
Boyd Transfer snd Storage Co.. 46 Sd st 8.
CAMERoN's TRANSFER AND STORAGE; EX.
pert packers for storage shipment; large and
commodtous vans for moving. office 2UU Mic.
1ollet. both phones 1905 Residence. T. C. 1924
P. F. DUBAY TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.,
1856 LIST av N. | In the moving business
and looking for your trade
The Ii. P. .. DELIVERS PACKAGES IN CITY
1Uc. st. Paul 15c. $40 4tb ). Roth tels 1909.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

IF YOU ARE ENTERPRIsING, BRIGHT AND
energetic, and want better salary, or to go in
business, learn to write show cards by mail
erd writer's of to IN rew and
tee positions not less than S15 weekly or re-
fund money Eacn student gets material
the course, giving him income from $50 to $50
weekly. We are incorporated under the laws
all contracts. Get out Of the rut; learn :
good-paying and fascinating trade. Very easy
on request u e. Mer eae.e
Journal building, Boston. Mass.
WANTED TO EMPLOY A MARRIED COUPLE
husband to be foreman. wife working house.
keeper, at country nome on a Minnesota
ing general improvements, running a crew OF
next winter clearing timber-1and anc
thereafter working cows for a creamery. Wife
small family, and understand poultry raising
Assistance provided when needed, modern con
yenienees, good quarters, good salary, perma
nent positions. In answering, give full state
ment of qualifications and experience. Address
5632, Journal.
ACTIVE AGENTS AND RELIABLE GENERAL
manager wanted every locality Immediately
sured permanent income. Best accident and
sickness insurance offered for least money
attendance: entirely new plan; many Original
benefits small; easy PAYMENTS issued either
This is the best insurance proposition
ever offered; agents everywhere should write
us Immediately for full information and con
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Universal Corporation, Wolf building Phila
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A PROPERLY QUALIFIED YOUNG Or MID
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assistant manager Of wellestablished bust
The position requires ability to buy materia
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laborers, and to transact business with brokers
jobbers and travelling statesmen.
| Preference will be given to one able ant
| willing to invest few thousand dollars il
! the business. Write, stating experience, avail
able capital, references and salary desired
Address 5154. Journal.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED COMMERCIAL
attorney or collector to take charge OF a
! office for at Mitchell or Sioux Falls, Sout
| Dakota; must have from three to five thou
| sand dollars, good references and experience
We will give the right man good deal
| The commissions from our business aggregat
| $50, 900 a year. For particulars write D. w
Kerr. manager, Fargo, N. ID.
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NOTICE

STONE, BRICK AND CEMENT REPAueNo
ready; we look after chimneys. u walls. l stoss
floors, sidewalks. ETC.; prices reasonable. John
E. Layne, stone and brick contractor, kasotS
building. r. c.. 245i: n. W.. 22S2 Main.
THE JOURNAL INVITES INFORMATION
from it's readers in aid Of it's efforts to ex-
clude from it's want columns fraudulent and
Objectionable advertisements. All information
will be treated tnfidentially.
FREE DUMP FOR ASHES AND CLEAN DIRT.
Old Hay Market, Lyndale and 18th N.
Man there to direct unloading.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT. Patent Lawyers
and solicitors: main office, 92G-935 Guaranty
building. Minneapolis. Mimi 81 McGill build
ing. WeShius[- D. c.
PATENTs-PRoTEcT YOUR IDEAS-No PAT
ent, no fee. Consultation free. Established
1854 Milo B. Stevens & Co.. S61 14th st,
Washing toE.
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AGENTS WANTED


WE CAN FRoyE THAT OUR GENERAL
ed circulars teach you the business AHA
our patented goods do the rest. u you are
advertisements; We forfeit 5000 to any person
IN receipt ST srlI:cs ton with full information
10 start right to work to earn $50 Der day.
Eralam Co.. 1888. Cincinnati. Ohio.
DO you WANT WORK.
Ladies and gentlemen; no canvassng or So
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IN se dF @ on apgsa
Lead Pencil Company, 10 w Fourth Street
AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMISSIONS; THE
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SOLICITORS EVERYWHERE, IN EVERY voT-
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rspa9 Biz sS sedos s sns
outfit free. Republican History Society, Gin
cinnati. Ohio.
AGENTs-soMETHING EVERYONE NEEDS.
lamps: makes its own gas; safest, cheapest;
Particulars free ;, Eastern Gas Light Co., $50
Broadway, New York.
die Novelty Sign Cards. every merchant
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AGENTs-sso TO $50 WEEKLY PROFITS. WE
bens and signs. MS Send A feE a ssmpie Your Your
Englewood, Ill.
AGENTS MAKE Sc DAILY SELLING THE
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AGENTs-s2O0 MONTHLY SELLING PATENT.
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LAND AGENTS WANTED-PAY 50 PER ACRE
| on main line Of Great Northern railway. Frank
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AGENTs-:s7s MONTHLY. METAL coMRINA
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DRESSMAKING

SHIRT WAISTS, TAILORED OR HAND WORK;
shirt waist suits, gowns, matinee. silk slips;
special prices now. 1126 Hawthorn
SHIRT WAISTS AND sHIRT-WAIST SUITS
made to order. Lower prices this month. 295
Syndicate Arcade.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

Continued.
WATCHES CLEANED 81: MAIN SPRINGS 81:
warranted one year. Paegeps. q Sd 1t &
WANTED-ExPERIENCED COACHMAN; MUST
have good reference. 5417, Journal. :
WANTED-A UNION C0ATMAKER FOR THE
country. Frank w. Greaves & Co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RELIABLE SALES.
man. Cali at 515 Century bldg.
WANTED-EXPERIENCE WASH MAN FOR
steam laundry. $3.50, Journal
WANTED-YARD MAN, AT BERKLEY HOTEL,
LIST avs S, corner 18th St
ELEVATOR BOY WANTED. SAN ANGELO
Hotel. 1921 Nicol1et.
v ANTED-JANIToR Ar HAMPSHIRE ARMS.
Marston.
STRONG BOY, II OR 10 YEARS OLD, Ills
Sd av S.
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

WILL TRADE TWO LADIES WHEELS, ONE
Orient with coaster brake. one Stormer. both
in good condition. for gentleman's A-inch
wheel with coaster brake. Address P. o. Fox
+ $685. Minneapolis.
ron sALE-sIX-YEAR-oLD HORSE. soRREL.
q PAGER, sound and safe In every respect; can be
seen at 1929 18th av every evening after 6
o'clock; take Cedar ay car end OF car line.
NEW WAREHOUSE FURNITURE STORED;
moderate rates. Inquire bakery, 18th st-3d avs
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LUNCH PARLORs

FOR A DELIGHTFUL NEATLY SERVED
lunch. try airline Lunch Parlors. 521a Nicollet.
MISS ALBRo, Dayton Bldg. serves incest meals
In town. 1880 to i. Eyerythin home cooked.
HAVE you TRILD a NOON LUNCH ar THE
Oriental Cafe yet? 221 LIST av S.
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MEDICAL

MRS. DR.. MCKAY, ELECTRICITY, ALCOHOL
vapor sweats and magnetic treatments; will
cure rheumatism, insomnia and all nervous
troubles. Hours, a. to 8 D. IN. 9OJ
Northwestern building, 322 HenEeriI
PILEs-DR. H. WAITE, IS YEARS SPECIAL
ist cures every case; write for pamphlet
mailed free. 1913 Hawthorn ay. Minneapolis.
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LANTERN SLIDES

LANTERN SLIDLS MADE FROM NEGATIVES
copy: prices reasonable satisfaction guar
anteed Margaret Sheridan. ia Northwestern
i Z ! / |. =
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THE NEW PENNY PARLoR

FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT OF LADIES
Richly and beautifully appointed. unique. In
structive. moral. clean: no smoking; a difTe--
emit parlor. AIS Nicellst
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JEWELRY

WHO is THAT JEWELER AT ieS NICoLLET
av? His name IS A. q. Wetzel. pronounced
BY his many friends Reliable"
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COMP0SIT0RS-Job, and Down Line RULERS.
New Planr--Open Shop--Steady Work.
Apply to 5647, Journal.
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MACHINERY

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA.
ern Machinery Co.. PIT I'D sr s. Minneapolis
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HAIR DRESSING PARLoRs

MRS. NJ Ed SULLIVAN, MEDICAL BLOCK,
shampooing, manicuring. scalp and facial mas
sage, Walnutta dye. Phone 1884 I, I.
HURWELL SISTERS. FIRST-CLASS HAIR
dressing and manicuring 595 Syndicate Ar
cade. N. w. 1908 il
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

Continues,
WANTED-NEAT WOMAN TO HELP WITH
general Homework. It's Cedar Lake Road.
MISUNDERSTANDING MARKER AND AS
sorter Enterprise Laundry, PAT Sd av s.
GIRLS EXPERIENCED ON POWER MACHINES
to make overalls etc. Carlson Mfg Co.
WANTED-COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework; small family. 1928 9TH s.
wANTED-,A COOK AT LAKE SHORE, WHITE
Bear Lake. Inquire at J. d. Sullivan.
LADY COOK FOR SMALL RESTAURANT.
Call side entrance, 100 Nicollet av.
A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEWoRK.
Apply evenings. 1902 Fremont av s..
WANTED-TWo EXPERIENCED MATTRESSES
steady work. National hotel
COMPETENT HELP IN SMALL FAMILY; GOOD
wages. 3012 Fremont av S.
wANTEDm-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work: 2sos Oakland av.
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COLLECTING AGENCY

THE sWEFTsER-RoCHE CO.
s11 Lumber Exchange Minneapolis. Collec-
lions. adjustments. The only agency in the
west making specially Of local claims
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FUNERAL. DIRECTORS
JOHN II. GLEASON, HI1GH-CLASS UNDER.
taking 81 It'll Ut 8. Phone Office and house.
INSTRUCTIONS

GERMAN COLLEGE PROFESSOR OF RAPID
method, with surprising results, is open to
private tuition or travelling appon tment Nine.
Newhauer-Terry, 9O1 list ay n.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN HIGH SCHOOL
and grade branches; expert coaching for col
lese examinations. Minneapolis Academy, both
phones.
VIOLIN. MANDOLIN, PIANO LESSONS; VIo-
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25c Voak & Tappan 90 7th st s.
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AN ENkRGETIC YOUNG MAN, WITH MORSE
wheel wishes country work this sum-
nler; country correcting preferreu; goou relief
enees. 4. U. Waiver. Az MalMuI ST S,E, c1ty.
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MECHANICAL DRAWING STUDENT WHO CAN
make neat working cravings, wishes position
apprentice assistant; will Other MurK
beSiueS. EXperleiiceu Dench hanQ. 1865, Jour-
OF
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CLAIRVOYANTS
28-sEVFNTH ST S-28

28-SEVENTH ST $40.
DR.. Joseph Mitchell the celebrated clairvoyant
and palmist, tells your thoughts. the most i'm
business. speculation. health, love, courtship,
marriage. His sterling revelations are the
wonder Of ALL. These living outside the city
and cannot CALL one dime, &c postage stamp,
date of birth, will bring them wonderful trial
reading. Parlors 20 7th st S. Hours. to o..
JOSEPHINE MARVIN GIVES ADVICE ON
business, speculation. Investments. love, mar
riage and divorce, reunites the separa ted tells
all past present and future; her predictions
are nfallible 10 7th st S.
NINE. BATCH, Card Reader, Palmist, will give
double readings this week. 50c. $50 9TH av s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-16
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