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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1904-09-02
COUNTY rs RE-
DISTRACTED
New Commissioner Districts
Set Apart By Proper
Authorities.

Auditor BrandJord, Clerk of Court
parkway, and County Judge Lindberg,
who under the statute are the proper
parties to officiate in redistricting the
county met on Tuesday and report the
following division: 1st. district -
bounded as follows: commencing at
the international boundary line on the
range line between n and 7S thence
south to the township line between
ISL and 1852 and thence east to the
boundary of the county. The east and
north boundaries are the county limits.
and district-north boundary same
as south boundary of number one.
Western boundary on range line be-
tween II and 7S from line between
townships 161 and 1852 and south to
limits of couny. South and east
boundries the county limits.
3rd district-east boundary is range
line between II and 7S from inerna-
tional boundary line to south of
county. The west boundary beginning
at international boundary, follows
the Mouse river until it reaches the
line between townships 161 and 1862,
thence west ON said line to the range
line between 70 and 8O thence south
on said line to the line between town
ships 100 and 161, thence west on said
line to the range line between ranges
So and 81, and thence south on said
range line to southern boundary of
county. Other boundaries of this
district are couny boudnaries.
4th district-commencing at the in
ternationl boundary and following the
Mouse river south to line between
townships 161 and 1862, thence west on
said line to western boundary of
county. North and west boundaries
are couny limits.
9Th district-commencing at western
boundry of county on line between
townships 161 and 1862, and east along
said line to intersection with western
boundary of district No. 3, and thence
along said boundary line OF south
boundary of county. South and west
boundaries are couny limits.
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A lot of cutting has been done the
past ten days and threshing will soon
be general. Some machines have
already started up but we have been
unable to learn what anything has
yielded.
The repairs on the school houses are
finished and now they will be very
much more comfortable than last
year. A coat of paint inside and out
makes them look as neat as any in the
county. Noble township is fortunate
in having an able and enterprising
toard OF school directors who think
nothing is too good for our sch ools.
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FOR SAL E.

Mrs. James Waddle of 3O-161-78
offers for sale twenty-five head of
cows, heifers, two year-old steers,
yearlings and calves. She will sell
them at sacrifice if bought at once.
The reason for SO doing is the failure
of her husbands health. This stock
has all been sired for the last thirteen
years by registered sizes. +
(Sep. 2-4t. } Sarah Jane Waddle.
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Democratic County
Nominating Convention

To the Democratic Electors of tn,
County of Bottineau County, N. D.
B A delegate convention of the Dem
ocratic electors Of Bottineau county i!
hereby called to meet at the Cour
House in the City of Bottineau. or
Friday the 9th day Of September. 1904
at the hour of II a. IN. to place in nom
.ination candidates for the following
named Offices, to be voted for at the
general election to be held November
9Th, 1904, viz: Sheriff, county treas
urer, county auditor, register of deeds,
clerk of court, county judge, state s
attorney, public administrator, county
superintendent of schools. coroner,
surveyor, four county justices of the
peace, four county constables, two
representatives, three county commits
sioners, five assessors. Also to select
20 delegates to represent the county of
Bottineau at the judicial convention
in and for the Eighth Judicial Dis
trict, to be held hereafter.
The basis of representation of said
convention is the number of votes cast
in each precinct for the Honorable
Joseph Cronan, as candidate for gov
ernor. giving one delegate at large
and one delegate for each Is votes or
major fraction Of Is votes cast in the
last general election. The committee
recommend that the caucuses be held
in the various precincts as hereinafter
enumerated, on Tuesday, September
the 9Th, 1904, between the hours Of
7:3O and $50 O'Clock in the evening.
The following precincts are entitled
to repl esentation as follows:
/ No. 1-Loiselle 3 delegates ST 16O-
X 74-caucus at Fortin school.
/ No. 2-Tarsus-3 delegates T 161
& 1862 R Tat school No. 2.
No. 3-Lindberg-2 delegates--T 1853
& 164 R 74-at Martin Berg's house.
No. 4-Russell-2 delegates - T 1852
R 76-at Henry Russell s house.
No. 5-Peabody-2 delesates-T 1852
R 77-at Robert Brander's house.
No. 6-Scotia- 3 delegates - T 16a
& 164-R 70 and VIZ of R 7S-at Peter
Coliton's house.
No. 7-Antler-3 delegates - T 1853
g 164- R 80 tat Zeiglers store.
No. 8-Mountain View-3 delegates
II 1853 and 164-R n and E15 of 78-at
Fred Vestre's house..
No. 9-Kelly-3 delegates T 1862 r
Is at Thos. Kelly's house.
No. 10-Roland civil township -
Alva Kelly's house.
No. 11-Dalen-2 delegates - T 16G
and 164R rs - at Joseph Lundy s
house.
No. 1S-Amity--2 delegates - r 161
r 75-at James Haskett's house.
No. 13-Omemee village 9 dele
gates-at Milloy's hall.
No. 14- Willow Vale - 2 delegates
- T IGOR - - at Arthur Milloy'
house.
No. 15--Atkinson- 3 delegates - 7
159-R 75-at Ed. Schwanke's house.
No McDono11 8 1o1ooo+o. n
159-R 74-at Thos Opsahl' s house.
No. 17-Willow City A deglegates
village Of Willow City - at A. Be
sancon s Office.
No. 1S-Oak Valley 2 delegates -
T 161R 76--at John Welch's house.
No. 19-Nehring - delegates -
160-R 76-at Nehring school.
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No. 2O-Ferg-6 delegates T 161R.
II and 7S-a1 Ferg school.
No. 21-Ward City of Bottineau-
2 delegates-at Greiner's hall.
No. EDWARD 2 City of Bottineau-
2 delegates-at Richard Peyton's office.
No. 23-Ward 8 City of Bottineau-
2 delegates-at A. G. Burr's office.
No. 24-Dewey-2 delegates T 1862
R 78 and 70 E. of river at Mcdonald
school.
No. % Sergius - 4 delegates - T
162-R 80, 81 and 10 W. of river at
William Weeks house.
No. 26-Richburg 3 delegates - T
1853 and 164-R 80 and 81 - at John A.
Cameron s house.
No. White-3 delegates 161-
R T-at Bastein school.
No. 2S-Starbuck civil township-2
delegates Fred Wise's house.,
No. 29-Stair-2 delegates-T 161-
R 79-at L. L. Stairs house.
No. 30-Souris village-3 delegates
at Fire hall.
No. 31-Noble civil township-2
delegates-at Gessne1 s house.
No. 32-Reuville-2 delegates-Ren-
Vile civil township and T 161-R 81 -
at Frank Preston 8 house.
No. 33-CutBank-2 delegates-civil
township-at NJ Teigen's house.
No. 34-Perry civil township-2
delegates-at Swearingen s house.
No. 35-Township 162-R S2-2 dele
gates-at William Hatton school.
No. So Westhope villages dele
gates-at Stanley hotel.
No. CHELMSFORD civil township
and village of Lansford-2 delegates
at Davis store.
No. 3S-Jefferson civil townships
delegates-at H. w. Willis house.
No. 39-Monrose civil township-2
delegates-at A. E. Halls house.
No. 4O-Chatfeld civil township-2
delegates Patrick O'Toole's house.
No. 41-Lewis civil tow nship-2
delegates Sans P O.
No. 42-Newborg civil township-2
delegates-at Newborg's house.
No. 43-Brander civil township-2
delegates-Charles Brander's house.
No. 44-Gordon civil township-2
delegates-at J. D. Halls house.
No 45--Wheaton civil township-2
delegates-at Fred Lanes house.
The attention of the voters in the
various precincts is called to the law
governing the holding of caucuses
which provides that delegates shall be
elected by ballot; that the electors
present at the caucus voting polls shall
elect vive voce chairman and clerk
of election, keep and preserve a record
of the voters, that at the close of the
polls the chairman and clerk shall
Immediately canvass the ballots and
shall issue certificates of election to
each delegate elected. The county
committee shall pass upon the rights
of those entitled to participate in the
preliminary organization and will
meet for that purpose in the City Of
Bottineau in the forenoon of the 9th
day of September, 1904, at 1890
O'Clock to hear all contests. Said
meeting will be held at the Office of
the chairman.
The credentials Of all delegates and
all notices of contests must be filed
with the chairman of this committee
on or before September 9th. 1904, at
1890 o'clock in the forenoon, and
notices to contests must be accom-,
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1904-09-02
Market For Ink In Russia,

The Swedish commercial expert in
Moscow reports to his government that
all the writing and copying ink used
in Russia is Of foreign origin. being
supplied in the main by German.
French and Swedish manufacturers.
Here is an opening for our United
States ink producers to gain a new
market.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1904-09-02
Held for Insanity.

Mrs. Chas. DOMAIN, who resides
twenty five miles southwest of here.
was brought in the first Of the week
and is under treatment at the hospital.
She is said to be insane and will
probably have to be sent to the
asylum.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1904-09-02
Revised the Rules.

The county board of health met here
on Tuesday and transacted routine
business. They also revised the rules,
which had remained practically un-
changed for ten years. A complete
revi sion was made and the board Or
dered the new rules printed for
distribution
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1904-09-02
A BOYS WILD RIDE FOR LIFE.

With family around expecting him
TO die, and son riding for life. IS
miles, to get Dr.. Kings New Discoy
cry for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, W. H. Brown of Leesville
Ind, endured deaths asonies from
asthma; but this wonderful medicine
gave instant relief and soon cured
him. He writes: ~ now sleep soudly
every night. Like marvellous cures
of consumption, pneumonia. bron-
chitis, coughs, colds and grip prove it,
matchless merit for all throat and lung
troubles. Guaranteed bottles SOC and
$1,00. Trial bottles free at all Drug
gists.
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panied by written statement of the
grounds for contest.
By order Of the Bottineau County
Democratic Central Committee.
Dated at Bottineau. N. D., this 22nd
day of August, 1904.
J. F. HASKETT.
Chairman.
T. NJ. BABINGTON,
Secretary.
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The County Wins.

The suit of o. A. Braseth, the con
tractor who built the court house
against the county for several hundred
dollars which he claimed was due him
and which, it will be remembered,
was decided against him by Judge
Cowan, has been passed upon by the
supreme court. They sustain Judge
Cowan. This is a victory for the
county and for our able state attorney
A. &. Burr and Editor Falkensteir
please note) throws the costs on Mr..
Braseth.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1904-09-02

Vote early and often. We want oul
town to win that "Keystone Maid
and "Red Fern contest. M2o)
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Fine Minorca pullets and cockerel
for sale or exchange. G.. L. Kane
Russell, N. D. IN 6 tt
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WANTED-Woman cook at once al
Commercial Hotel. Wages $40 pei
month.
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FOR SALE.

Eight room residence on Fifth street
east Of the creek. This property has
about four hundred feet frontage.
F. R. Cathro,
at First National Bank.
Also six des irable residence lots
facing the court house on the west.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1904-09-02
Saul

If you want good board get a meal
ticket at SchOlfield's
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1904-09-02

The credentials of all delegates and
all notices of contests must be filed
with the chairman of this committee
on or before September 9th. 1904, at
1O:3O o'clock in the forenoon, and
notices to contests must be accom-
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AGENTS WANTED

~, :, Do - M = o11n A.
less than $500 per month, write to us Don't
1Ra Sc tt any
proving we do not send free samples at once on
f cDeIgns # application p4Be braham Co.. R. 2o9
pable Ut earning $1,000 to $1,000 per year.
Don't reply unless you can demonstrate that
n. Y. Life building, st. Paul. Mimi
WANTED-MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS
and
round; experience unnecessary. send 35c in
an Npach tSl Bep HaTon s. :
mensely popular with all drivers Newest
specially. Saves time; adds safety. Exclu-
u ufacturing 0t Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. $500 '.-
ELLIS PURIFIERS PURIFY CITY WATER
completely: cleanse themselves by reversal; a
demonstration In each ward can make good
p at ii E 18th St, Monday 'uei ~ 's'ie' W
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO HAM
die Novelty Sign Cards. every merchant
sn sullivan III an sa' ss
AGENTs-sso 70 $50 WEEKLY PROFITS; WE
y Isad IN
name on postal viii do. Wright supply Co..
Englewood, Ill.
MIN MAaE T SnE BEE ZEE 5 PSI S s
all about it. Write Jacksonian Optical Col
lege, College place, Jackson, Mich.
AeLNTs1;;s7s MONTHLY; METAL coMpINA:
lightning seller; sample free. Forshee Co., B
235, Cincinnati. Ohio.
AGENTS EASILY MAKE So A DAY SELLING
self-wringing mop, ironing board and other
quick sellers w. s. Bisland. A Pearson st,
Chicago.
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1 8 cents per line, words to the line.
No Ad taken for less than zoe for each
s insertion.
II Situations Wanted Male or Female
3sc a word; no AID less than 10c daily;
70 words or less, one week, SOC.
All Ads received after p. m. OF day
OF publication are too late for classi-
f1cation,
& When so desired, In place OF an adj
Y dress, any advertisement can be adj
i dressed to q number, care The Jour-
nal, and answers for out of-town ad-
q vertisers will be forwarded.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

6 +. d
wANTED-YoUNG LADIES FOR SHOW BUsI-
ness. Call at Hotel Allen. Frank Rosenthal
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. $3.50
Portland nv. Good place for competent girl.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, two in family. S15 W 10Th st, fiat 80.
LADY TO LOOK AFTER AGED GENTLEMAN
and child, years old. 3140 Lyndale ay S.
WANTED GOOD COMPETENT GIRL FOR
general homework. 1856 Colfax av S.
WANTED - GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework. Call 2616 Dupont av S.
WANTED-EXPERIENCED MARKER AND
sorter. The Phoenix Laundry Co. i:
WANTED-ExPERIENCED PLAIN CLOTHES
ironer. The Phoenix Laundry Co.
WANTED-CoMPETENT SECOND GIRL, GOOD
wages. Call zoos Aldrich av s.
WANTED-A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT.
Mrs. Stevenson Alt 10th st S.
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOMEWORK
at 1922 Hawthorn ~
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK, az W
Grant ST. Flat F.
A SURE CURE FOR Badness. SEE PER.
sonsl column.
wANTED--aooD COOK, AT ONCE san
Angelo hotel.
GIRL WANTED AT 1897 CHICAGO Az; SMALL
family.
D1sHwAsHER WANTED AT $40 WASHING
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HELP WANTED-MALE

Continued.
500 BUYS ELEGANT FIXTURES AND BUsI-
ness of a frst-class tea and cofeehouse; hne
trade. Address 1874, Journal
FIRST CLASS PAINTERS AND WOOD FINISH
ers; none but good mechanics. John s. Brad
street l. Co., 327 7th st S.
WANTED-sIX SOLICITORS BY FIRST.
class piano house in city. Address at once,
1179, Journal.
WANTED-A COOK TO WORK IN A SHORT
order restaurant at Madison. s. u. Address
Box 500.
WANTED-MAN ON FARM, IS MILES FROM
city. Apply at Boynton & Co.'S, 1881 4th
WANTED-A FULL CREW OF sAWM1LL MEN
for Monday night. Apply at Diamond Sawm1ll
MARBLE LETTERER; FIRST. CLASS; AT
once; So day. A. I. Boyce. Grafton, n. y:
WATCHES CLEANED 81; MAIN SPRINGS 81;
warranted one year. Paecels. % Sd st 8.
WANTED-A BLACKSMITH HELPER IN CAR.
riage shop, at 1928 Washington aV n.
WANTED-Two Statesmen. MUST COME
we'll recommended. 800 Kasota bldg.
D-CoRN1cEMAKERs AND TIMERS.
National Roofing and Cornice Co.
WANTEDJMAN TO WORK IN LIVERY STA
BILE. 1925 4th av S.
a SURE CURE FOR BADNESS. SEE PER.
sonal column.
TEAMsTER WANTED 500 EMERSON Az N
Call tonight.
WANTEp-eooD coAcHMAN. CALL AT lla'
9th st Sc.
D1sHwAsHER WANTED AT $40 WASHING
av Sc.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

INVEST ONE DOLLAR IN COMPANY THAT
Is already paying large dividends and has
prospered with increasing success for more
than two years.
Z Investments of this small accepted
simply to acQuaint you with the company. r.
b. Higbee Fiscal Agent, 312 Germania Life
building st. Paul, MINI.
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nMa1;fy fnr nositinns Ne foramen draftsmen or
machine designers, and thus increase their
earning powers. Must read and write English.
Write at once, stating present position and
position desired. l. G. S., box 1913, Scranton,
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
pIANos-PIANos.

PIANos-PIANos.
Great half price sale on all used pianos and
organs We must make room for our fall stock
OF Oh, pianos ana iu order to sell quickly we
NIL sell all our organs, consisting q story
makes senwayp dSaSest Miller a up
Gablep
Cable and Others. from $50 and upwards.
get the greatest bargains in life time Easy
s. W. RAUDENBUsH & CO.. -7os N1coLLET.
FOR sALETA Ax BARGAIN "a MA AT $1,000, IF
ated on one Of the principal carlines. Doing
cash business; best class Of trade In city. a
good chance for right party.
Present owner wishes to sell on account of
health.
Would exchange for real estate in or near
Minneapolis.
Address 1860, Journal
Al STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE FOR
@ ye s1aPs r g9o dead dead stock rent
two warehouses; postofhce in store; pays about
$500 per year; a hrst-class farming country
French; stock will invoice 81 900 to $1,000; fine
prospect for ad good crop this fall $1,000 will
b. Hanlon, Walhalla. N. D.
BUY AT WHOLESALE PRICES; DAIRY BUT
ttssr llc lsc lSc choice fresh creamery
guaranteed full cream cheese &c. 1Uc: brick
121ac, 1oc; best tea dust, 1Oc; best tea sift-
tea, zoe: choice uncolored japan tea. 2oc;
good eounPpV c 1of
lect stock of office, store. bank and drug fix
lures. Have the best line of new and second
line of computing scales, roll top, standing ane
| fiat. top desks, showcases. counters mirrors
in 1pSt H II ths line e1
| 223 3D. st S.
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ARE YOU CONsTIPATED7 CONSTIPATION
absolutely cured by our perfect method. No
medicine, no massage. The most serious case
in from four to seven days money re-
funded. Send so cents for full instructions to
The Health Company, 2O4 Sykes block, Min
neapolis, MINI.
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WANTED-WE WANT A THOROUGHLY COM
petent to take charge Of our sales depart
ment In large department store in country
town. Give references, experience, age, etc.
Address SaYre- Strong Co. uarYeY n D.
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statesmen FOR A HIGH CLASS SPECIAL
book proposition that will net more money
to the salesman than any other on the mar
ket 1t Is not for agents or dubs, but
statesmen Of character and ability, 3791, jour
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HELP WANTED-MALE

A TRADE-wHETHER you HAVE A TRADE
or not, you should learn one that pays 5Oc to
75c an hour. Work when you like. Send
for complete information by return mail The
Norwood Trading Co., Sta. H. 5, Norwood,
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2 sALEsMAN-EXPERIEN 70 FILL VA
cancy; exceptionally good position with old
i established house. Men who command large
salaries; hustlers only need apply; liberal adj
vances. Staple line to general merchants. Box
8 Al, Minneapolis, MINI.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
BOARD OFFERED

BOARD AND ROOM AT REAsoNABLE RATES.
&. Window hotel 119 University av Sc.
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DISSATISFIED PEOPLE WANTED WHO ARE
looking for more congenial or more profitable
employment, and who willing to qualify
for new. position. Write for full particulars,
stating age and position wanted. I. c. S., box
Pm
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ANT ADS
10 a Word

All Ads 1 cent a
word, when paid for
e. n dyorco 9TH aryyjaa
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TRUSTWORTHY PERSON, EACi DISTRICT,
to look after business interests Of long -estab-
lished we'll known wholesale house; $50 week
ly salary and expenses; experience not essen
tial. General Manager, 500 Como block, Chi
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D LIGHT HARNESS

wANTED-FIVE GOOD LIGHT HARNESS
makers on piece, work, In the best equipped
harness factory In the west; steady employ
mcnt good prices. Address Los Angeles
Leather and Finding Co. Los Angeles, Cal.
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CARPENTERS WANTED WHO WISH TO
+ qualify for positions builders, architectural
craftsmen or foremen carpenters, and thus in
write English. Write at once. stating age, ex-
]. perience and position wanted. 1. G. s., box
1888, Scranton, Pa. ;
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1. AN HONEST AND FAIRLY EDUCATED MAN
DESTROYS OF permanent position and advance
= ment to assign and work, ETC., in
u branch office. Salary SIS weekly and ex-
penses. Experience not essential Globe Sui
phura tie Mfg. Co., IS Wilson bldg. Chicago, Ill.
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+ WANTED-YOUNG MAN (SINGLE) AS CLERK
4 in general store, Montana. One who has had
experience In country store and thoroughly
r competent to take charge of grocery depart
Il ment Give references and state salary ex-
q pected 1925, Journal.
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TRAVELLING MEN FOR SOUTH DAKOTA, NE
I braska, Montana, Iowa and Wisconsin to ham
die champagne exclusive or as side line on
s high commission basis. Call during business
a. hours or Sunday between IL and o'clock, at
S27 Washington s.
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AN EASTERN HOUSE WILL PAY $50 PER
month and expenses to a good speciality man,
s nish references and security. If required. Adj
dress Manager, room 3O5, Insurance Exchange
building MINNEAPOLIS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOLICITORS ON A
= special serial proposition; names and addresses
furnished; exclusive territory; prompt, deliv-
cries: payment every Saturday; $50 weekly and
: people wanted; territory for two years. Ad-
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good Denslnore $3.50; nearly new Chicago,
S2O.5o line No; Universal Bliekensderter,
$35; No. 10 Barlock visible, 500; No, 5 Dens-
more, in tne condition, $50; good No. Rem
ington $50. Typewriters for rent from 81 per
month up. Fay-Sholes Co, 9th st S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-16

YOUNG MEN WANTED WHO DESIRE TO
{ change to more congenal occupation and
qualify to earn large salaries; must be ambl-
tious and read and write English. State age,
i present occupation ff any and position de-
sired Write at once. 1. G. s., box 1913,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-16

WANTED - ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN TO
travel FIR jobbinghouse experience unneces-
sary; salary from SIC to $50 per week and ex-
penses paid weekly from Minneapolis office.
Send stamped envelop for reply. Address F.
w. Potts, 5O7 Sykes block, MINNEAPOLIS.