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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-22
OFFICIAL RAILROAD IDEAS
Newspaper Campaign Of the Railways
Against the Presidents Policy.


Against the Presidents Policy.
.&E Chicago Tribune.
The campaign which the railroads
have been carrying on in their efforts
IS change the trend Of public opinion
with regard to necessity of rate legis-
lation as advocated by President Ronse-
welt is becoming more active as the
date for the opening of congress ap-
proaches. The middle western states,
tonnage thru their enormous crop yield,
are being canvassed thoroly by repre-
sentatives Of the publicity bureaus,
which have charge Of the promulga-
ton of the "offcial railroad ideas,''
and every sort of effort has been made
to induce newspapers to come to the
defense Of the railroads.
The Mount Pleasant (Iowa) News,
reprinting a dispatch from the Regis
ter and Leader Of Des Moines, divulged
the following state Of affairs and meth
DDS of the railroads in conducting this
campaign:
"Several months ago it became evil
dent that the railroads Of this state
and of the nation proposed to effect
control of public sentiment in Iowa
by trying to buy up newspapers. The
latest manifestation Of the prorailroad
and anti Cummins bureau, as the Regis
ter and Leader Of Des Moines calls it,
is in the written offers to the editors
to pay them for the insertion Of edito-
rial matter, defending the railroads
against the popular demand for rate
| regulation by congress.
| The bureau in Chicago and Washing,
ton is in charge Of firm called Mi.
chaelis & Ellsworth, professed newspa'
per men, who admit themselves to be
professional press agents. It is under
stood that they have had men travel
/ ing turnout the west and middle west
as well as in some Of the eastern states
interviewing editors on behalf Of
/ the railroads.
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AMERICA A FIELD
Sir Gilbert Parker Says There Is Room
for Twenty Great American Novelists.
New York Herald

New York Herald.
Sir Gilbert Parker, Canadian novelist
and historian, and, since 1900, member
Of the English House of Commons,
sailed back to England Saturday on the
Campania. He had been on two
months visit to Canada. The last six
days he had spent in New York:
Wher seen on the Campania just be-
fore it sailed he was surrounded by
friends and relatives who had come to
see him off, but he found time to say
few pleasant things about the United
States and it's people. Of its wonder
full potentialities in literature he spoke
with enthusiasm.
"No country in the world" he said,
"presents so wide and wonderful a field
for the novelist and the romancer as the
United States. You have historical
past of more than 800 years Of explora-
tion, adventure, episode and incident
wherein to draw. You have hundred
great problems Of national life to solve
which present the most fascinating ele-
ments Of romance. You have not only
room for the great American novelist
who has been expected for SO many
years, but for twenty great Americans
novelists,'
AS to his own literary plans Sir Gil
bert said that he was at present en-
gagged upon novel which will be pub,
lished serially in Harper's Magazine
his most recent book, "a Ladder Of
Swords In the fact that it will con-
tinue his detection from Canadian. soil
as field Of fiction. The scene is laid
partly in England and partly in Egypt,
and the time is some forty years ago
the period of Ismail Pasha, who is one
Of the characters.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PLANO SALE-THE GREAT CLOSING OUT
sale of the New England Furniture & Carpet
6 compary's stock of fne pianos is still going
on. Great bargains for this week: knabe
piano. $215; fine Steinway piano, good as
y new, at great snap; two Sonmer pianos
$3.50, $245; $3.50 Lagonda piano for SD
! Gabler piano, $3.50; two Emerson pianos, $l6o,
" Lyon s. Healy piano. $40; used upright pianos
: $50, 500, $780,, $11O, $115, $l25, $3.50, $780,
square pianos, $1O, SIS, $25, $780, $40. Terms
for this week reduced to 81, 3d. 81, 50, so,
81 month. Store open evenings. Foster q
r Waldo, 36 9th st S, corner NicOllet ay.t
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To New York or Boston

70 NHW XUIK UE bUSGuu.
The rate via the Michigan Central is
as low as by any other line. Stop-over
allowed at Niagara Falls on through
tickets. Tourist sleeping car Chicago to
Boston daily except Friday. Informa-
ton furnished by local ticket agents, or
address v. G. Russell, N. w. P. A.,
Pioneer Press building, st. Paul. Mimi.
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HOTELS

HOTEL vENDoME; EUROPEAN; PORCELAIN
plumbing, parquet floors, room telephones.
hotel in the city having all outside rooms:
Rates 75c 81. $1.50 single.
MELBOURNE HOTEL, S27 HENNEPIN Av.
Elegantly furnished rooms: strictly frst-class.
SEVENTH ST HOTEL: NEW AND MODERN;
from 75c day Upwards. 80 7th st s.
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COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY

CoCKEREL, UP TO
standard from my first and second prize win.
ming pens At state fair; also few thorough
n NJ Minneapolis met oils MIN. 800 !. 81 80
SCOTCH COLLIE PUPPIES BY SON OF
Champ Wellesbourne Conqueror and Wishaw
Grace; beauties; will exchange one for IL
bore shotgun, hammer. A. G.. Rehse, Stewart,
Mimi q
THOROUGHLY TRAINED BEAGLE HOUNDS
and Youngsters ready to train, also black
pedigreed and first class individualiy. 1920
21st av N. @.. ss ..
THOROUGHLY TRAINED BEAGLE HOUNDS
and youngsters ready to train; also BLACK
cocker spaniels,, born July q; all highly pedi-
greed; frst-class individually. 2720 21st ay n.
FOR sALE-BARRED ROCK HEN WITH TEN
lively chicks, $3.50; White Plymouth Rock
Soc Wa nnets g pull
FOR sALE-wH1TE wYANDoTTE COCKER.
els. Eled from prize-winning stock on unlim-
tied range; very strong, healthy birds. w. II.
Chatfeld, 613 Fulton st Sc.
FOR sALE-wH1TE wYANDoTTE COOKER
els bred from prize. winning stock on unlimited
Chatfeld, 613 Fulton st Sc,
FOR sALE-so THOROUGHBRED PLYMOUTH
Rock, hens, Is common and 70 spring chick
ems; will deliver to city for $50. II. Knapp,
Wayzata, MINI.
FOR sALE-oNE FOX GREYHOUND, A
beauty; fawn English and italian, also
one Scotch collie thoroughbred. 1S49
Washburn av N. '-s-- r
ANOTHER LOT CHOICE FRESH COWS: JER-
seys, HoIsteins and Durhans; some big milk
ers; $50 upi will exchange. Davis, aoe
9th st s. - -f.
DOGS TRAINED-REsPoNsIB TRAINER
: few more: Q. B. Clark. Adams Express
Company. s-s ..a.s, .-,-., .-@
FOR SALTWATER SPANIEL PUP SIX
months old, cross between Irish setter and
Chesapeake water. dog. Call at 3400 I'd az s.
e. YAND DeI HENS FOR SALE A.
stock. Give n. owen. 3O55 Central av.
ONE DRY cow ONE JERSEY SPRINGER,
s be puns 'h ea ii sS ass go three fine
FOR sA1E-scoTcH COLLIE AND sHEP.
G. Butler, Lyndale av and 5srd st S.
FOR sALE-cHEsTNur HORSE, Il YEARS
g1d weighs a. a169; sh stb i Gs Monday B.
route. 'pc Cali 2o12 Sd st N.
OIL MEAL, $3.50; OYSTER SHELLS, 76o
mica grit: 75c per 1oo-lb sack, J. H. Smith
PEDIGREED ANGoRA.o KITTEN OF THE
at 1912 Logan ay N. 800 r. Il
| $500 BUYS JERSEY COW GIVING ABoU!
8 quarts Of rich milk daily; must sell. as1
Stevens av. -: s.. T. .
NOT Sl= HAVING A BARN. Will SELL MY
| graded Jersey COW cheap. Call at 101:
Logan av N. -7,..s. :. ... 4 :
FOR sALE-doOD BREEDER AND TRAINER
= of white and brown .ferrets. Choma 3S4;
! 40th av S. H.. 49,. -.-.. " g.
FOR sAL-MANN's BONE CUTTER, CHEAP
| in first class condition.. Tel. Park T. G. 6042
FOR sALE-YoUNG ST. BERNARD DOG
good watch dog. 1909 4th st s.
A POINTER FOR SALE CHEAP. CALL ZOE
18th av s. s1ae - IL. -
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LADIES' TURKISH BATHS

LADIES, TRY OUR NEW ELECTRO, V1BRAs-
sage machine for massage Of the face, scalp
and body: also the Radio-Belt for bleaching
the fact; special price on hair goods; the best
Turkish baths. exclusively for ladies. In the
twin cities. Mrs. G. G. Hawkins, prop. 121
9th st S. T. C. 233.
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f,ohh,s Excursion TO California.

CObb's EXCURSION TO Cal1f0Tn1a.
The next special excursion to Los
Angeles under the management Of h.
J. Cobb, will leave Minneapolis, Tues
day, Oct. "a. Only 37a days en-. route.
For California booklet and tourist car
berths, apply to H. j. Cobb, 322 Nicol-
let avenue, Minneapolis, MINI.
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MACHINERY

R0N W0RKiNG AND WOOD WoRRfNG M.
eh..cr5: large stock OF second hand and new
Northern Machinery &C.. 217 Sd 1t g, Npls.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONS OF ALL KINDS
tire secrecy; reasonable charges. Address
Jackson P. o. Box $50, Minneapolis
McNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCY-PRoMpT
service. unequaled facilities. reasonable rates.
Reference, police headquarters. 21O Kasota
block. N. W. phone.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, PATENT Law.
yers and solicitors; main Office, 925-933 Guar.
anty building, Minneapolis. Inn; SO McGin
building. Washington. D. G.
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NOTICE
NN~~~~~~~>NNN

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS
hereby given that sealed bids will be received
by the common council for excavating and
of Prairie st in the city of Lake City, Mimi.
down Elm st to Main st, thence continuing
into Lake Pepin, terminating therein, and
reflling such excavations in accordance with
plans and specifications on file in the office
to be accompanied by certified check Of one
hundred dollars ($1Oo). All bids must be
filed with the city recorder before 6 o'clock
PM, Oct. 81, 1905. The council reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. By order Of
the common council. A. W. Corwin. Recorder
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
partnership heretofore existing between James
M. Walsh and Edgar F. Barto of Minneapolis.
Mimi. under the firm name of Walsh & Co.,
is dissolved Business continued by e. F..
Barto, who will settle the affairs of said
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PROFESSIONAL.

suPERFLUoUs HAIR, MoLEs, ETC, PERMA.
/ nently removed by electricity. Miss HOLSTER.
77-7S Syndicate block. Pioneer stand of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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sTovEs-LoTs OF STOVES,

All kinds and sizes, new and secondhand;
seltfeeders, base-burners, Stewart Peninsular,
Acorn. Jewel, Garland, Jewett, Universal,
Dockash Victor Solar, Art Novelty, Brilliant
Novelty, Perfect Home. Ranges-Jewell, Ma
jestic, Ideal, Chief National, Real Estate. Old
stoves taken in exchange; get others prices
you that we can sell cheaper than the up
town stores. We also handle full line of
furniture. Old furniture taken in exchange
A. Void. 1113-1115 Washington av S. N. W.
phone 24T2-I4. 3d."
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FURRIERs

4 -8EtI y IGIG1GIG0 : = "
~~~c~~~-~~~~r->>>>>-~ -c~,--~cec~~~~~S>~eS
SAMPLE MANS OR LADY's FUR LINED
coats one third off, which will make you the
coat very cheap. Weisman Fur Coat Co., "a
Washington av s.
UNREDEEMED SEALsKIN JACKET, SIZE 81,
at low price; also lined squirrel lady's
coat and kri1nmer jacket. "a Washington
az $. - Is
ALL KINDS OF FURs Ar REASONABLE
prices furs remodeled, repaired and redyed.
Mrs. Rohann, furrier, 1904 Nicollet ay
FUR REMoDELING, REPAIRING AND RE-
dyeing one month at summer prices. D. Nor
ris Fur Co.. 70 10th st s. Main 3454.
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MRS, C. TRYON, THE WE'LL NOWN CLAIR
yoyant of 26 years residence in Minneapolis,
can be consulted on all affairs Of life at 50
10th st S, second floor; terms 81.
TONIGHT AT RICHMOND HALL, CORNER
6th st and Sd av s, a test meeting will be
given by the well-known medium, Mrs. Mary
Jacobs; all welcome.
MRS. LAMB. MEDIUM, DIME soCIALs SUN
day at $3.50 and Thursday evenings. Residence
1928 9Th st s. Phone Z. G. 2453. 800.
CLAIRvoYANT-MME. ANDREWS, 1917 Sd Av
s. Take 4th av car.
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THEATRICAL COSTUMES,

WE FURNISH THEATRICAL AND MAsQUF.
rade costumes at reasonable prices. CATALOGUES
free. Smith Costume Co.. 80 7th at q.
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PLUMBING

"NEEDLES AND PINS" WHEN PLUMBING
is needed trouble begins Not so with r. C.
Black & Co.. 1708 Clinton, 7. G. 1856.
r. 6. BLACK & CO., 1908 CLINTON. T. G..
1856, aspire to meet most fastidious demands
In plumbing, repairs and alterations.
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INSTRUCTION

~>~~>~~~~~~-~~~~~-e~~~~
...r, LILLIAN BAKER,
Teacher of ballroom and stage dancing, teach,
ers' course taught; lessons; day or evening;
fall term still open at one-half OF regular
prices: classes Wednesday and Saturday even
Richmond Halls. 9th 1t and Sd az s.
49,. T. c.. 3O16. Residence. 7. c. 1856.
BAKERS DANCING GLASSES, WEDNESDAY.
Guaranteed course of instruction for begin
ners; eight years successful business in this
e city wins us patrons; social dance free to
class puptls without extra aa, charges. Classes
"BLANcHE1 BOOTHS STAGE EXPERIENCE
and culture At her for the role of dramatic
teachers T heartily recommend her to all
seeking such help.''-Richard Burton, Ph.D.,
of University, of Minnesota. Studio II 7th
st N, off Hennepin av.,
FIRsT-C CLASS 3 INSTRUCTION By THOR
'oughly experienced teachers on piano, violin,
yioloncello, mandolin guitar and banjo; sat
isfaction guaranteed. Lessons 80 cents. N.
M. voak, 90 7th st S.
AN EXPERIENCED TUTOR AND TEACHER
will take few pupils for evening instruc-
ton in mathematics, language or commercial
branches. Address b545, journal
VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, PIANO, GUITAR,
banjo, violoncello lessons. SOC: best instruc-
tion: instruments furnished free. +. q. Zap
pan, 90 9Th st S.
AUG. GRIEsER PIANO TEACHER, PALMER
hotel, 81 Washington av S, has experience and
patience, but no for rag time.
GUITAR, MANDOLIN, PIANO STUDIO, RE
liable, patient beginners speciality. Carrie
Wasserzicher. 2745 Nicollet ay.
SPANISH TEACHER AND TRANSLATOR,
Yale gradnate "a years In Spain. Parsons,
1904 18th ay S, T. G. 1856. &Ess55 5s
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STEAMSHIPS

10 AND FROM EUROPE, NEW STEAMERS,
best service low rates, cheaper than to stav ~
home. H. p: Lidman, agent Canadian Pacific
Steamship lines, 10 Sd st s. Mfnneapoiis
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CLAIRVOYANTS

~~~~-~~~~~~~>>~~~>N~~~~
SOC, 5oo, 300, 500, 500, 500, Soc, SOC, SOC. o
Psychic trance medium, $40 Nicollet, o
upsairs, room !; clairvoyant; 80 Nicollet .
room l. Past. Present. Future. A bona o
fde guarantee: I do hereby solemnly 0
agree and guarantee to make no charge, if o
IL fan to tel your name name occupation fitted
tell whether husband, wife or sweetheart Is o
= true or false; how to gain the love Of the o
one you most desire, or control or influence o
away. 'sPsychic' He is indorsed by forty o
} of the leading spiritual and occult So Q
c1eties in Europe and America. He stands o
uns and clairyoyants as the leader of his 0
profession. Has ordination papers, recog- Q
nized by every state in the union He
and develops mediums. Warning: He 9
asks no questions; uses no confederates; q
no impression pads; no peekholes; no dark 9
al powers Of clairvoyance, telepathy. and 9
mediumship. Notice: Do not confound G
!, his work and wonderful powers, with that {
:, of inexperienced mediums clairvoyants {
. the Investigation of psychic work or. IN {
consulting about business, marriage, love {
ar e rsah He .n gvss
!, advice and Information on all business {
) gers; averts, trouble, sickness, etc. The {
8 troubles healed; names Of friends and {
8 enemies; name Of future husband or wife, (
0 with date Of marriage; and is positively {
o the only medium who does this correctly {
o by clairvoyance and astrology. He tells (
o Sunday 10 to 8. SOC. SOC. SOC; 5oc. Elk; (
0 tends this low fee for this week. I. s.-send
o lions, and you receive Psychopathic read
Q ing for 25c. 80 Nicollet, room 1, up {
o. stairs. ~ -. ;: =. a.. 49,. =
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

HOTEL HYsER-William G. Heyes, Buffalo,
\; d. d.; Nelson Russell Rockford; 9. "
Foster Foster, Warrington; ?. H. Miller, Des Moines,
a. L: Pettey and wife. Mason City, Iowa;
e: Il: jackson, c; F: Gsenmind, Chiesgo::
Duluth; Charles E. Marks. Utica, N. T.;
+. r. TraVes, Chicago; J.. L. Bernstein. New
York; G; K. Gilbert, Glencoe; Clinton R.
Alta Iowa: G. <. Waiker ~ Braine rioi Mra.
A: 3. Pfwiffner.- Lake Mills. Iowa: J. Hav.
srly, kdder, Kan; j.. johnson, Havana,
New York: Paul Bush and wife, Chicago ago:
S Mss GO v ". 5. shSSp. Frank L. gagnett,
3. F. Harris, Crookston; Frank Porter, cassel.
ton, N. D.: S. E. Moist. Chicago
HOTEL vENDoME-Dr. and Mrs. G. P. Dolan,
Morthington; j. c. Born, sheboygan; G. W.
Clark, Hartford; NJ. Bange, Madelia; DR.. and
Mt Mrs: Robinson Chippewa Falls, John Mckay,
= do. Jr.. Minot, NJ D.; E. J. Brown, Kenmare,
N. D.; H. E. Leach Spring Valley; F. ],
Lake, Scandal; ". B.. Mitchell, st. Cloud;
L. L.: D. Poore, Chicago; 2: $. Ryerson, Bos.
Dawson; A. Mortenson, st. Paul; Charles Gus
4 tafson, St. Paul: J. H. ALLEN, Chicago; r.
W. Yates, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. V. P. i :.
Mason City. Iowa; c. H. keeney, Mason City,
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Stewert, Wash
ington Iowa; J. A. Gunst, Washington Iowa
. Ray Gunst, Washington, Iowa; c. d. Frailey
Pittsburg, Pa; H. G. Robbins, Rhinelander
Butler and family, Little Falls; Mrs. Hugh
Evans, st. Cloud; M. s. Barger, La Crosse
James Kabaker, Chicago; J. II. Larry, Cedar
Rapids; F. A. Newman, LIE sueur; B. F.
Honnel, Austin S. J. Hauge. streeter, N. D..
George Hoffman,. Faribault. -
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Opportunity knocks Eve1yoIe's HouseOpen the Door
BOARD AND ROOMS

Offered.
IF THERE ARE TWO YOUNG MEN WHO
want comfortable homelike place to room
and board In an all-mOdern house, walking dis
lance, with private family, for SIS week
each, address at once, B., Pogtoffice box 9S7,
city.
NICELY 3FURNIsHED FRONT, ALSO SMALL
er room In all modern corner house, steam
heat fine neighborhood. frst-class private
ut % @ at to
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH GOOD
board II desired; modern conyeniences, in pri
yate family ten minutes walk from post
office. "a Royalston av
week. in all modern home, for one or two
employed gentlemen wishing home comforts
at 1910 Hawthorn
FOR RENT WITH FIRsT-oLAss BOARD, ELE-
CANT suite of two rooms, steam heat; hot and
2244 Nieoliet ay. = - 1'
BOARD AND ROOM, MODERN HOUSE
Walk from bpsness address
5766, Journal. %
SUNNY. sTEAM.HEATED FRONT ROOM,
s suitable for one or two ladies or married
couple, with home cooking. 1929 University
A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, FURNISHED
and all modern, suitable for three men or man
and wife; will furnish board also. 500 9th
LOOK THIS WAY FOR ELEGANT ROOMS
and excellent board thoroly modern, steam
heat; telephone; prices reasonable. 625 7th
st s.. .l - ...-
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT Above ROOM
Also unfurnished with board; modern
house; walking distance. 124 e 14th st.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, FRONT AND
side, with good board, thoroughly modern con-
veniences. Telephone. $40 4th s.
YOUNG MAN WANTS a ROOMMATE; EVERY.
thing frst-class and modern; walking distance;
state how employed. 591s, Journal.
VERY PLEASANT ROOMS NEW HOUSE, EN-
tirely modern; board If desired: reasonable.
2940 9Th av s. T. c. phone 1906.
FOR RENT-FRoNT ROOM AND BOARD;
| steam heat one block from library. 1922 Haw.
thorn av. I. c. phone 9232. To- ..... .....
LARGE ROOM, TWO CLOSETS, WITH BOARD
in steam-heatcd house, within walking dis.
lance. SO 18th st 8. ''- =
LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH BOARD, Is 18th
ct s. Between Yale and Harmon. T. G.
HOTEL wAvERLY-sEE WHAT WE HAVE
before you settle. Single. suites private baths
| ALDRICH DINING PARLoRs.
| We serve the best. 1ns 7tb st s. ...
FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD. lit I'd
s. .<.tF 1.... .'
FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD, sls 1877
y av N. #r..-. ..~s. ~ 49, 49,
BOARD AND ROOMS
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STOVE REPAIRS

REPAIRS FOR ALL sToyEs-eREAr WEST
ern Stove Repair Co.. 312 Hennep1n av.
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LOOK HERE, GOOD DRoPHEAD HARVARD
sewing machine only $40: drophead White,
So, so; drophead Singer, $1S.75: Singer, $3.50;
: White, S475. Warranted. Elmer, ITO LIST
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BOARD AND ROOMS
.. Wanted. ...-

A GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE NICELY FUR
nished room with bath and board. 5914. Jour-
nal. = ... ..... - p ~
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FOR sALE-AN EDISON (HoME) GRAPHIC
phone with nickel-plat horn; a snap; all
In ttp-top condition; also large number rec
ords, late editions. S. T. Wentworth, 92O
9th ay s.
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OUR PRICES BRING THE BUSINESS. you
are requested to look up other stocks and
prices, then call on us; we guarantee 10 sell
you. Our stock Of new and secondhand office,
store, ba lk drug and bar fixtures is the larg
est in the northwest, including safes, desks,
chairs. tables, wallcases, showcases, scales,
counter, mirrors; special line of jewelry and
bank safes. Twin City Fixture Co., 223 Sd
st s.
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BUSINESS MANS SAFE, WITH INSIDE DOOR
and fitted with air chambers; iron cash
drawer, Yale lock; height 321a, width 225s
depth 237a inches; price $50. Grand Rapids
Fixture Co., 431-433 list ay N
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hot water front, good as new; one fye-piece
car plush parlor suit; single iron bed,
mattress and spring; fine oak bed, wash
stand, mattress and spring. Can be seen 1913
Ilth aV N, Sunday OR evenings after 7
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. RoGLToP. FLATToP AND BooKKEEP. g
o ers' desks, office chairs, wardrobes, 9
o leather rocking chair, leather couch, 9
o card cabinets, large hreproof safe, for o
. sale cheap. 215 Northwestern National
o Life building. Nicollet and 18th st.
D . o o o o o o
o o
Q STORM SASH.
Let US know your requirements and we
. Will make you very low price on orders
placed before Nov. l.
o. City Sash & Door Co.,
o 4th st. opposite Courthouse Phone &c.
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FOB sALE-NEW AND SECOND HAND Bill.
lard and pool tables. bar fixtures Of all kinda:
e6sy payments; send for catalogue and price
Hist. The Brunswick Bake, Goiienuer Co.,
426 and 42S Sd st S. MINNEAPOLIS
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-22
DP,EssMAKING

MRS. LoNGFELL0W REMOVED FROM HAW-
thorn av to the Library Apartments, 18th and
Hennepin; parlor suit B.. SILK waists spe-
cfa1fv J. + 3 .-tf
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-22

For sALE-A HEATER USED ONLY FOUR
months, pipes. a Quick Meal gasoline range
Two beds, mattresses and springs, wire
folding cot and hair mattress a hotel dresser
- and Office chair. 1852 Columbus az fat 2
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-22

FOR sALE-BLACK GOAT ROBE, GOOD CON-
clifton; brown bear robe, new and IN fine con-
dlt1on; set of eight volumes Chambers En-
cyclopaed1a, leather bound. Going away and
will sell cheap. 1907 9th aY S, fat B.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-22

ture when you can get secondhand that will
g 90 Just as well for ne-half as much, easy
payments? White, 213-215 9TH st g. O..