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Q wANTED-You TO KNOW WE HAVE Q
waists shirt wat suits s coats and
5 Be gy fnls 10 9ee on the
o Co., S14-S16 Nicollet av. second floor. o
o 90 o o. 90 o 90 o
GIRLS WANTED-GooD OPERATORS ON
high speed power machines. If you are
steady worker you can make from Sc to $40 a
week. Some make more. Don't want any
but good steady girls 1t Is the best s th Is
learn. No runabouts or circulating element
wanted. Carlson Mfg. Co., 25s-259 I'd av s.
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR WOMEN
and girls; new, patented article that quickly
interests every woman immense sale, large
profit; home work or sanvassins; sample Zoe
Eincoin Co.. Box 7e7 Providence. 0 l.
$3.50 PER pay PAID WHILE LEARNINe
TAILORING and ~ latest
ern Dress se Cutting school 72s Hen Mnneapolis
NTED-wELL-EDUcATED LADY FOR Po-
sition requiring close application from 0 to
after T. Hennsp a Suite
TO FIND A SINGLE CASE OF INFLAMNA-
tory rheumat ism, stomach trouble, pain or ache
na i2S Isl fan AT sieve in single
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
good home; must De able to do plain cooking
Address $780, Journal.
SHORT ORDER COOK, BoARDINaHoUsE
cook, diningroom work, chambermaids; girls
for homework Home Standard Intelligence
Office 200 9th st S.
WANTED-A FEW LADIES FOR CARBON
work; can be taken home: something new.
fos' Eth st s. eNp0''en'e u''i'esessDis. o'i
DURING JULY AND AUGUST CATION BUsI-
ness College admits students and let's them
pay tuition after they obtain positions. 612
Hennepin.
wANTED-BY A GERMAN-AMERICAN LADY
OF middle age, with experience, a. position as
housekeeper. References exchanged $780,
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEWoRK, ALSO A
second girl. Call at once. ITS Fremont av S,
Kenwood car line; small family; modern house.
COOKS, GENERAL AND SECOND GIRLS; BEST
wages. Mrs. Stats intelligence office, 517 r
10Th st. Phone 1904; help furnished 81.
wANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
vii lido. Inquire at 2532 Portland 8av.
wAMTID@A i g {oo GIRL d FOR eENERAL
References required a4e Park a ~: "'S'''is
wANTED--A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework small family; modern house.
work; modern apartments; no children; lower
floor. 1516 10th av S.
wANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; modern house; good wages, paid. Call
WANTED-CoMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. - Small family. 1925 Queen av
S, Kenwood. -
WANTED-sTRoNG GIRL 70 DO GENERAL
homework and cleaning; 81 per week. 1927
Hawthorn av
wANTED--s6 GIRLS, EXPERIENCED, TO
make shirtwaists. Factory, 612 Goth av N.
GLASS EXPERIENCED DIN.
ingroom girls The Grill, 3os LIST av S.
WANTED Experienced SHIRT PoLIsHER.
Chicago Av Laundry, 2901-3 Chicago av.
WANTED = PLAIN CLOTHES IRONER.
Neeley's Palace Laundry, 626 Hennepin.
MAN TO SELL LAUNDRY SUPPLIES; MINNIE
apolis and st. Paul. $3.50, Journal.
wANTED-WoMAN NIGHT COOK AT EUREKA
Restaurant, 50 Washington av S.
wANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL KITCHEN
work. Samson's, sos I'd av S.
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE:
wor. Call 141 Highland av.
WANTED-sECoND COOK. MANDELL's RES.
taurant, 1906 Sd av S.
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK
at 310S Stevens av.
AT HOTEL SOUTHERN, 4th Az AND eth ST,
d1ningroom girl.
WANTED-sHoRT-oRDE COOK Ar 80 4th
| st S.
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PERSONAL


o o o o o o o Q O
PERSONAL. 9
Wanted-You to know we have made O
sweeping reduction on our shirtwasts, o
shirtwaist suits, silk coats and wash fab .
81 per week Al Bringing th iaa ad der Wiii
ee given tba 10 per cent Discount on the dollar
s4shs N Weeh tn ay second coqtty Co.,
o o. o o o o o o o o o 0
FAIR.Lo0KING FARMER, 20 YEARS OLD,
81 Norwegian, has good homestead Of l6O acres
land in Canada wants to marry girl or widow
OF suitable age who has $1,000 and is willing to
60 out west with him and build up home
1880. Journal.
NEVER MIND ABOUT g. IT IS ALL Q. K
g, Have .3 been there several times Others will
may be delayed, but viii get ct there here some 'p way
Always keep 79i 49i5. Shall l send express
to Oklahoma?
DR.: WHEELER, THE OLD RELIABLE sPE.
cialist; 4s years experience. Special atten
ton paid to female diseases Cali on or write
the doctor, Room 3o6, Globe building, Mime
apolis MINI. Telephone, T. G. 335.
REFINED GENTLEMAN OF HIGHEST INTEG
man who will back him for $500 in Legitimate
Add ERss 5sss eass Strictly
cures where Others. fail; over 80 per cent OF
acute acute diseases, pains and aches cured in 9
Slugle treatment. l12O LIST S. Phone
N w. 1858 LIZ.
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES TO THE PACIFIC
coast on household goods or emigrant NOV.
allies; prompt service; lowest rates. The Boyd
Transfer and Storage Co., 46 Sd st s.
DANCING CLASSES MONDAY AND FRIDAY
q evenings, with social following; buck and wing
and private by appointment Holcombs Acad.
envy, 43 4th st S. third floor.
DR.. BERTHA SHEPARD, SPECIALIST. DIS
eases of women; 4O7 Nicollet; phone Main 85s
J2; office hours. to pm. Consultation free
DISEASES OF WOMEN; CONSULTATION FREE
private home. DR.. B. T. Allen. 62O1a Nicollet
suite 2O3. Open evenings. T. c. phone. 400.
DIR. HIM,
Specialist IN rupture and diseases Of men
Century building, 4th st and, LIST av S.
EDITH-MEET ME TOMORROW FORENOON
at IL. Same place as last time unless l NEE
or hear from you today. George.
LEARN PROFESSION IN A FEW WEEKS
that will net YOU $40 to $25 per day; investf
gate. 1120 LIST av S.
ALL KINDS OF PARQUET FLOORS LAID AM
refnished. 2515 18th av S. N. W. phone
1471 il.
T. H. BLY,, M. D., sPECIALIsT.- GOOD HOME
New and complete book, 25c. 412 Nicollet av
CoRNs EXTRACTED 25c; NAILS AND BUN
ions treated. DR.. Collier, 62O Syndicate Arcade
DR.. VAN DAMME DISEASES OR IRREGULAR
tiles Of women. 1O2 Sd st S. opp pestofdce
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MOVING


MOVING
has urequaled facilities for moving and storing
household goods; EXPERT packing for storage or
shipment; reduced freight rates to the Pacific
Frequent shipments and lowest rates. Office
46 Sd st 8.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS PACKED, MOVED,
stored or shipped Satisfaction assured. Car
rates to Pacific coast Write or call. Can
save you money. Minneapolis Transfer and
Storage Co., ,122 9th st S: Both phones.
pert packers To-. storage or Shipment large and
commodious vans for moving. Office. 200 Nicol-
lett both phones 1905. Residence. T. G. 1924.
BENZ BROS, TRANSFER AND STORAGE;
experienced men. S112 18th st n. Both tells. 952.
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1T IS enough be pleasant life by with
man worth while the when everything
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TAILORING

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NEW FALL GooDS-NEw STYLES JUST IN
J. d. Hinshaw, 627-630 Boston block. :
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LADIES TURKISH BATHS

dressing parlors: manicuring and face mas
sage: superfuous hair. warts and moles sue
cessfully removed. Parlors 121 9Th st s.
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PARTNER WANTED-wANT PARTNER THAT
understands drugs to go with me into some
good farming town and start drug and grocery
store combined; you must have at least $500
to $500 to invest in the business, guar.
anty Of your good intentions. For further in.
formation write P. O. Box 202, Lake CITY,
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BUSINESS CHANCES

sproI
round trip from st. Paul and Minneapolis to
h,,l Prairie, Otter Tail county, MINI; The
the 500 railway. Good on regular trains. Aug.
and g.. Good to return Aug. 4 and 8. Lots
Pc tche on these dates ares
business openings. Best location for manufac-
turers and jobbers. Best Investments in the
Tons Further information, address Rufus L.
smiaa Iey, general manager. Parkers Prairie,
EXPERT "AD"' WRITER, ADVERTISING MAN
medical, commercial and bank advertising. has
up private enterprises. - The s business Of his
fmehts 81 is given new impetus from the time
thought, happily expressed s ;e original methods,
sagaciously directed, impart renewed activity
Il sss 5 f what
dress for personal interview, 1886. Journal.
ISLAND OF CUBA.
HOME sEEkERS-Our booklet "Island Of
lish for yourself home in perfect climate.
where nature has provided ideal surroundings.
land which will yield you Income in six
up. Linton & Whan. GAP Lumber Exchange.
PARTNER WANTED.
In fine paying business. Experience unneces-
hnser made over oo month
the the, last six months and with partner can
ueup1e DublHeSS. 10 not answer UNLESS YOU
have the money and can furnish good refer
ences $500 required 4775 Journal.
THE DEPARTMENT. STORES WILL RECON-
mend you to invest in the Ekelund Folding Um-
brella company. Several Of item have in
per share; par value SO. No FINANCIAL brok-
3Os Andrus building, Minneapolis, MINI.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE IN A GROWING
town Of $50 population in western Minnesota,
located in richest of farming community; stock
and fixtures invoice $s, 900; expenses light;
for land. Best reasons for selling. Full par
ticulars given. Address 1868, journal.
THE DEPARTMENT STORES WILL RECON-
mend you to invest in the Ekelund Folding Um-
brella company. Several of them have in.
vested in its stock First 1000 shares, So
per share; par value, $40. No financial brok-
er or promoter. Address e. O.. Nvrstrom, 1903
Andrus building, Minneapolis.
YOUNG BUSINESS MAN, SINGLE, 80 YEARS
ola, would like to hear from parties that
promotion; understand retail business; have
six years banking experience; have money at
my command; what have you to offer? 1892,
Journal.
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Farm Lands.

DAKOTA,
DAKOTAH.
DACOTA
See the big crops; big excursion to Richardton
\. D. See the free l6O-acre homesteads worth
Sl,6oo: We have land adjoining for $40 per
acre; easy terms. Get tickets and maps from
E1GHTY.ACRE FARM, SIX MILES EAST OF
Clear Lake; 35 acres into crop. balance pas
ture; All fenced; no buildings Land lies
level; soil sandy. Price, with one third of
growing crop, 81 900; $3.50 cash, balance ten
years at 6 per cent interest schwab Bros.
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COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY
FOR SALE-VERY HANDSOME IRISH SET
ter dog, mostly. broken Keen nose and wide
ranger. Cheap. S02 Sd ay Sc.
WANTED-WELL BRED SCOTCH OR BOSTON
bull terrier pup; answer, giving description and
price. 5616, Journal.
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M1NNEToNKA PROPERTY

LosT-oN LAKE MINNEToNKA, A 16-FooT
roSboat; painted blue outside, greenish yellow
inside natural oak gunwales. Screw eyes
for rudder. Reward. Address h. 81 Dolby,
Deephaven.
T YOU ARE LOOKING FOR NICE FARM
home near Lake Minnetonka. me. have
few bargains A. Bildsten, 242T Column
bus av.
n YOU WANT LAKE MINNEToNKA PROP
erty, write A. S. Apgar, Excelsior, Mimi.
Property catalogue and Minnetonka map free.
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YOUNG BUSINESS MAN. SINGLE, 80 YEARS
old, would like to hear from parties that
have Oregon or Washington propositions for
promotion; understand retail business; have
my command; what have you to offer? 1892
Journal
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SITUATION WANTED BY THOROUGHLY Elk
!. perienced clothing. dry goods and shoe sales
man and nd stockkeeper; competent to take
dress P. o. Box AL. Valley City. N. D.
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FOR sALE-SToCK OF GENERAL MERCHAN
+ disc, invoice $4,000, last years business SIS,
OO0;' will sell entire stock sell groceries
and fixtures, which will invoice 81, 500; good
farming country, located in northwest Iowa;
cash deal; no agents: snap; best reasons for
selling. Address 1929 Journal
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FREE HOMEETEADs.
ADJOINING LAND
Sells readily at 81 800 per quarter section.
Half fare: No cost to examine land.
u. S. HOMESTEAD LAND co.
202 Nicol1et az
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR ALL STOVES; GREAT YVES.
tern Stove Repair Co., 312 Hennepin ay.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE


o o o 90 90 90 (
WANTED-YoU TO KNOW WE HAVE
made a sweeping reduction ON our shirt
waists shirt waist suits, silk coats and
wash fabrics. Call and investigate. Usual
terms, 81 per week. All bringing this ad
, will be given 10 per cent discount on the
dollar for this week only. j. p Crotty s.
, Co., S14-S16 Nicollet ay. second floor.
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like to sit where SHAKESPEARE sat?" If give the last
sentence with infections like fallendown s. thus
a. you will have some idea of how it sounded. fed
only to be met the threshold of the next by
another "expainer' who unreeed more SHAKESPEARE
information. gave then and went thru the house
'as quickly possible to get from it, and
start hunt for whatever SHAKESPEARE color there
might be-.
In a tumbe-down attic room in the rear, which
they the boy SHAKESPEARE occupied, there is
life size, and decidedly modern portrait of the i'm
mortal bard, fastened with chains and padlocks to
cabinet which is locked and double locked at
night. For lack of anything to interest in the
tiful garden There, at last, SHAKESPEARE.
A Glimpse of the Real Shakespeare
There could see the boy Will Wedding prur-
ing working the side of his father perhaps set
task that he shirked the boys of to-day try
to evade distasteful home duties. Shakespeare writes
of flowers and gardens who knows them thor
oily Only such could have written the words
he puts into the mouth Of Iago, where he Hkens
bodies to "our gardens to the which wills
gardeners where plant nettles SOW let
tuce set hyssop and weed up thyme; supply it with
gender of herbs distract it with many
I stood there under the spell of the garden
with my back to the the other visitors and
all-pervading explaner. could the old house
in something the state of its historic days, with
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time I looked out
of the window I
groaned over the
fountain t h a t
would not let me
see anything else.
It was presented
t o unfortunate
Stratford oy an
America n, a real
ly good Ameri-
can and one ex-
ceeding'y w e | |
known, 9 but he
evidently k n e W
little about art
and what was
right and fitting
for such a thing
in such a place.
I M a & j n e a
S t u b b y steeple
c u t o IF a b o u t
forty feet from
the top and set
down in the mid
die Of an i'm
m e n Sc o p e n
space that makes
ii look suuattief
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SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1904.

than it is and you have this fountain, which
sents many thousands of dollars given with the best
of intentions, but the worst of results.
The Schoolfouse Effect Of Memorial TIleater
Then there is the celebrated and much be- praised
Memorial Theater. 1t is bright glaring, and alto
gether architectural wart. The red brick is
very fresh, light ugly red The woodwork is the
shniest of light oak. The arrangement is the plain
est, most common, most unattractive imaginable In
fact, the whole building shrieks II am new, new,
newt" and is about appropriate and satisfactory
plain brick schoolhouse would be. z4 {
It is hard to miss the way to the house which
echoed to the first cries of the whose voice has
been heard around the world thru all the centuries
since his death. Every street leading in that drec-
ton is labeled simply, ITO the Birthplace, and Have
you been to The Birthplace" is the first question
every asks the pilgrim Only student saturated
the with everything shakesperean who
knows his plays and his sonnets by heart; who has
everything pertaining to his authorship his fe
his faults and his virtues go with safety thru the
visit to Stratford it is conducted to-day
The average traveller, with the average knowledge OF
the bard who makes the pilgrimage, ready to Wor-
ship his shrine set in this literary Mecca Will
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When Spring Really Comes.

A CCORDING TO the calendar spring is due the first
- day of March. In reality everybody knows spring
has arrived only when the boys begin to play marbles
Ye editor blowing her Disguised thru the mud
day week, chilled the with
the cold, biting wind, and wondering when, when,
when winter would to leave. Then she turned
a corner and behold spring there before her.
Perhaps spring would not like to be compared to
that group of hobble -de-hoy boys with muddy shoes
and coats hats and mufflers put old way, but
editor they welcome the sight of
grass bank of violets And the madness spring
in them. They swarmed by dozens; they buzzed
like fourteen hives of bees they ran they jumped,
they yelled simply for the sake of yelling; they sat
the as buffers to the marbles that shot,
they complete of that oasis of spot
to the utter exclusion of passersy Ye editor had to
the gutter, but she did willingly and passed
with smile" For is spring here, when boys
play marbles? S., 49, - 49, s,..-- -
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Johnny Jones's Dogs.

T HE How old is Ann?' problem probably reached
Juniordom with something of the force that routed
Seniordom length breadth of this The
Journal Junior pleads mot guilty to having helped to
spread the madness, understand why
claims to friend and well wsher could send
it such query the following
If Johnny Jones dogs *
And every dog is white; ..-5r@.
And fourteen cats chasing round
Each black night;
And each two cats have eighteen lives
.". Less three destroyed by rats,
How lives three dogs
Before they kill eight cats?
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Jtrntford-on=.ADon
/. SOME THINGS TO GRoAn OVER.

seems too bad to say it,
but Stratford-on-Avon
was a bitter disappoint-
ment. I made the pill
grimage, expecting to
find the atmosphere of
an .Elizabethan town,
and to be able to see the
man SHAKESPEARE thru
his surroundings. In
stead, Stratford is dis
tinctly and aggressively
a "show" place; a place
where everything hinges
and reyolves CONNER
cially about the relics
of the man who has
given it latter. day
prosperity and endur-
ing fame; where every
med to have played. any
L -
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part IN MS life is pointed out at a cost of
a shilling a point where everybody talks
SHAKESPEARE. perhaps, but does it like.
tiresome sing-song1 book agent; a place
where every child dashes up to the
stranger and shrieks out willingness to-
;. tell all about SHAKESPEARE for penny;
where, in short, everybody is out to make
money on the fact that the immortal
SHAKESPEARE claimed it as his birthplace
and made it the chosen home OF, his later
years. -
But then on the other hand, I tried
to visit Stratford-on-Avon between a
Sunday and a bank holiday. There are
only four bank holidays a year in Eng
land, and any possible future trip will
be ordered to avoid doing anything in the
sightseeing line on bank holiday, or
expecting to accomplish much either the
day before or the day after a bank hol-
day.
What a Bank Holiday Is.
bank holiday is Fourth O. July,
Thanksgiving and Bunker Hill day all
rolled into one. Perhaps the Juniors
who have never been in Boston on the
seventeenth of June do not know ex-
actly what Bunker Hill day is like: but
if they Will add all they know about
Thanksgiving and Fourth O. July minus
the fireworks, to all they can imagine
Bunker Hill day to be, they will just
about hit what any bank holiday means
to England. Every man. woman and
child, high, low, middle and lower class
goes stark, raving crazy to ''go some
where" on bank holiday The effect
can be imagined upon a long suffering
American traveller, caught unawares in
Stratford- on-Avon has suffered no
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ma IL .upn1ll "Ofk at pest, anu more
than likely his good intentions will
disappear before he has been in the
town an hour.
The Ordeal of the Birthplace.
The Birthplace-they always spell
it with capital-looks just like it's
pictures, but-oh, that word would
crop out everywhere when tried
to see SHAKESPEARE in the present day
surroundings. There is d junk shop
opposite the house that was much
more interesting. because its wares
We're undeniably old, they had not
been furnished up, and the general
litter and gone-to-pieces look were
the real thing. Once within the
door of the Birthplace the visitor is
taken in hand by a business-like
ticket seller, who, nevertheless speaks
in whispers, and as if the atmosphere
were that of a tomb, and then the
victim is turned over to the profess
sional "explainer" for that room.
Each room has one Of it's own. The
"explainer'' touched a crank some
where and began to babble in sing
song voice of ,"This is the living room,
where they sat and where they
cooked and ate,'' and then here,
there and everywhere he tried to
place certain pieces of furniture. Oh,
it was dreadful. Not SO much what
he said, perhaps, but the lifeless,
machine-made way in which he said
it. His last words were, and that
seat there in the chimney is said to
Z have been cut out by Shakespeare him
self and there he used to sit and
read. And, now, lady, would you