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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-18
DRAMATIC EVENING
At OAHU COLLEGE

The Minutes Society" of Oahu Col
performance last evening in the lecture
hall of the Preparatory building in the
presence of an audience which filed
every seat 'All a Mistake" was the
title of a three-act farce comedy which
gave ample opportunity for the young
thespians to display their talent be-
hind the footlights. There were
numerous witticisms interpolated into
the dialogues which We're aimed at
various members of the college facul-
ty, and incidents with which the
students were familiar which kept the
audience aroar. In fact, the young
people on the stage were so familiar
with their lines, and acted SO we'll that
the audience was with them from the
start All the young players were eX-
celIent Harold B. Stiles, played the
role of an Anglomaniac in a telling
manner. Between acts the Waimapu-
ma club rendered musical selections, in
Guiding Koramba, Zanzibar and
Bit o. Barney Following the per
Torrance the audience crossed the
campus to Pauahi Hall where a dance
The cast of characters for 'All Mis-
take was as follows:
Cant. Obadiah Skinner ..............-
.A Retired Sea Captain
G. Allison Jordan.
Lieut.. George Richmond. .....-.
... His Nephew
Gerrit P. Judd.
Richard Hamilton. ........--......'..
..........A Country Gentleman
Harold B. Giffard.
Ferdinand Lighthead.. ....A Neighbor
Mr.. c. a. Stiles.
Nellie Richmond. ......George's Wfe
E. Dagmar Sorenson.
Nellie Huntington. ...-....-..A FRIEND
Julia NJ. Damon.
Cornelia CNellie) Skinner.
Obadiah's Sister |
Marion Waterhouse-
Nellie Mcintyre. .....An irish servant
Eunice Pratt.
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RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.

The River and Harbor appropriation bill is still in the Com
mee although its main items have already been announced
report public by Chairman Burton There believed
be fair chance that the bill will become law but
very chary these days of making predictions what going
happen and legislative circles Oftenme opinion
by far away Honolulu, would be quite intelligent
and reliable here the ground member
of the Committee had this about the Honolulu item the
BILL
The timely work of Secretary Mcclellan the of
adding $4,000 the reported for Honolulu The Com
had decided recommend cash appropriation $25oooo
Honolulu abor and the equal asked
ning the work Mr.. Mcclellan with very
order equal the following and his
Of the relative Importance of the years work, the
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SPORTS ]
MERRY WAR AMONG
The BASEBALL MEN

War among baseball men is brewing,
SO it IS said. over the effort Of one of
the clubs to secure all the good men
from each of the teams comprising the
league. For instance, it is said that
overtures have been made to the be
players of the Marines, who last year
played entirely for the Males. to come
into the team now being organized.
Jimmie Williams is also said to have
been approached with an excellent
monetary offer to leave the H. A C.s,
OF which he has just been announced
manager. If Jimmie goes over to the
offering club and others are taken from
the other teams, baseball will probably
be a somewhat one sided affair next
summer
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HALEIWA.

The Haleiwa Hotel, Honolulu's ia
nous country resort, on the line OF
the Oahu Railway, contains every
modern Improvement and affords its
guests an opportunity to enjoy all
amusements : golf, tennis. billiards,
fresh and salt water bathing, shoot
ing. fishing. riding and driving, Tick,
cts including railway fare and one full
DAYS room and board, are sold at the
Honolulu station and Trent & Com
panv for $500. For departure of trains
consult time table.
On Sundays. the Haleiwa Limited,
two-hour train, leaves at 8:22 a. m;
returning, arrives in Honolulu at 1910
n, m.
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Good Football Promised.

The Hootmons will participate in a
red hot game of football at the park
today.
The Iolanis and Males will meet in
a regular scheduled game and from all
that can be learned these two teams
will play a hard game. At present the
Males are but one point ahead of the
IOlanis and if the latter can win to-
days game they will be in a position
for a hard try for the championship.
The game is becoming more popular
every week and it won't be long be
fore they will be drawing huge crowds.
The two teams will lineup as fol-
lows:
Iolanis-E. KeHett, ]. Kenett, E.
Desha, P. Gleason, ]. Anderson. NJ,
Anderson, E. Fernandez. ]. Woo, c.
Campbell, G. Desha, E. Kea.
Mailes-E Munro, E. McRitchie, r.
Anderson, w. Greig, S. Beardmore, j.
McGil. A Guild, j. c. CatteraI, j.
Harwood, R. Churton, ]. Fiddis, j.
Davis, l. Spalding and D. Center.
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LILIUOKALANrS CLAIM.

Nothing this winter OF eNQueen Ll1uokalan
claim for the The item if it all will be
the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill That has not yet been
reported hardly the that the
desires 1t also doubtful the Senate Will give
the consideration given last While the
papers lkalan forwarded officials here Will be
placed file absolutely nothing will be done with them Some
who fight the eNQueens claim some day
the years ikalan papers oft and use
them his opposition. The eNueen is unfortunate III
losing good Senator Hoar OF Mas
whose advocacy her helped establish her
claim in the attention Of Senator's
Delegate those attending the banquet
the Republican Congressional Raleigh Hotel
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McCLELLAN'S PROGRAM.

Secretary Mcclellan asked today outline the work of
himself and the Delegate the last mail left He courteousy
complied, saying:
THE past week has been busy Hawaiian matters
Tuesday the Delegate and hearing before the Commit
Appropriations ask the lighthouse
bill for small lights in the Hawaiian
statements will be entered sufficient provide least
rs post lights for the small landings
"On Wednesday hearing given by Elections Committee
No the filed by the Home Rule party Secretary At
knson the chief speaker making carefully arranged showing
all the election supplies and particularly of the duplicate nsu
tons requiring judges OF election numbers off all ballots
before they should be deposited the ballot box Apparently the
members OF the committee convinced that there
territorial actual fraud the election and that the few ballots
enormously deposited the boxes by tearing
off the numbers would have materially affected the result
if they all had been thrown
made that appoint
investigate asked in the Home
Rule petition would be injustice the Territory
would reflection Hawaii though the report should
Congress
CATION States when fraud known have occurred and
prepared
itself the orderly held Hawaii would
be all equity override the large majority recorded the
polls questions the legality OF the legislation
Delegate Kalananaoe also introduced on Wednesday bill
specifically authorizing the election boards of officials
districts municipalities under future Of the Terri
tora legislature a prompt hearing was given this bill by the
heard The subcommittee, which
cepable the Delegate the bill will probably avoraby
ported to the House during the coming week.
favorable House giving
American registry to the steam lighter Pioneer.
Honolulu harbo called up Friday
assigned o a ub-commiee for report.
The supervising architect of the Treasury Department has re-
House Committee Public Buildings adversely
purchase OF the Young Building being declared mpractcabe
. convert the building to Federal uses without excessive waste and
pretty clearly settled that the Honolulu
his appropriation for a building that is by
means assured.
The hearing Hepburn bill Ieprosy study Hawaii
interest Friday Surgeon General Wyman and
Delegate closely questioned
Interstate Foreign Commerce The bill
vas reported vorabIy only amendments and
re fair prospects OF its passage.
ERNEST G. WALKER
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Golfers OFF for HaIeiwa.

Quite a, number of golfers will take
the Afternoon train for Haleiwa so
that they will be in good trim for the
tournament that will take place to-
morrow Nearly every golfer in the
city who is handy with a stick will
be there to try and get that handsome
cup that is hung up by the hotel.
The majority will go down on the
limited and make the round trip the
same day.
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Athletes Will Dance.

The Maiie Athletic Club will hold
a benefit dance at Progress Hall this
evening. The Ellis quintet will be
present to furnish the music and a
general good time is looked for. The
dance will be given to help defray the
expense of the club The hall has been
handsomely decorated in Male lima
and everything is ready to make
merry
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-18

At our salesrooms, corner Fort and
Queen streets. by order of Captain
VIM Weisbarth. we viii sell
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OPPOSED PRATT
Continued from Page u

Islands public friendly Hawaii generally wished
that the Secretary could remained till the session
OF Congress.
Mr.. has from Dillon Hubbard the New
York lawyers regarded authorities bonds opinion that
valuable opinion that will almost certainly price
OF Hawaiian Tax officials practically every state &C
opinion Of this firm final Mr..
have copy OF the ready for publication,
left 1t will undoubtedly be available by the
lulu. He that of the bonds
the Middle West chiefly Ohio He
has been conducting negotiations here regarding Anory
but had nothing about of
departure He said that the OF beef sales for
ports with the Metropolitan Meat Company
company furnish the product low price
Francisco, ready
had been advised that Mr. Waller looking
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ERNEST G. WALKER.
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few nights very enjoyable long
remembered by the numerous Republican politicians around the
board Saturday night February the Delegate the dinner
OF the Iantalus Club composed of Congress
the Republican side He his guest
Mcclellan 1t evening of
notables attending
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THE PIONEER REGISTRY.

Mr. William Haywood is encouneng considerable difficulty il
securing American registry for the Hackd yacht Pioneer Sen
PenrOse OF Pennsylvania introduced the bill the last Con
and passed that end of the Capitol At the last
OF the Congress- Mr. Haywood devoted his energies tc
pesuading Representative ttlefed of Maine member OF the
that the bill
Mr. Litehed greatly opposed principle tc
granting foreign built vessels However after
Mr.. Haywood Mr.
Iefe1d demanded the BILL which Delegate Kaananaoe
uced favorabv reported days through
the House without debate called by the Hawaiian dele
Mr. that he had objection
the of the Surprising that would readily be
ceped by Mr. HAYWOOD Senator Penrose
couple OF days only that he intends fight The
Gsoms and other influential shipping people OF Philadelphia are
decidedly such legislation They not at
all pleased with the provisions the ship subsidy BILL which
less advantageous them than the splendid subsidy they would
Hanna-Frye bill Whether
this the their opposition definitely known In
there will be opposition the OF the Pioneer
whether through Congress
this
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS

The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels:
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JOURNAL WANT AID"
AGENCTES

JOURNAL WANT AID"
AGENCIES
Ads will be accepted at any Of the
following agencies at same rate as at
Journal office:
A;RVIDsoN = sTULTz 1908 Stevens av.
NJ. AUNE, 18th st and Hennepln av. 1.r
MRS. 9: 4. BIGELOW, 2 Z 2sth st.
". G: BUCHANAN, 146 E Lake st.
BHRKE BROS, "a and Queen az.
G. Fl. DORM BORN, n a2s 9Th 9Th st Ht $. Az
4. Dou i AS :, S457 Chicago Chi av: s..
G Gf,{I;RIe s 5EMNINGs, 2 3 Lake st.
i u W; H aIGRA q lis I 45 ha1 avs =
". D. KING & CO., 18th st and Sd az s.
J. q. IMPORTS, 26th st and Lyndale av.
& NJ La fSS3 If az and Frank
B. 2. H; i hAEABEH, 22d st and Hsnnepin av.
J. OBEKNIER, 1ooi washington av s.
Q. M. PARDOE & CO., Lake st and Blooming
RED CROSS PHARMAoY, III Sd av S.
GHARkES SAMgELsoS 1907 Washington az s.
E. sEMhk4 5 sh s S sna st. Nc0let a7
" n sWMET 18th st AND chsaso av
N. F. WAsHBuRN, Lake st and H]ennepin av.
NJ H. WITCH, Franklin and Bloomington av.
NORTH
G.. A. BINGENHEIMER, 642 9Th av N.
a. L. BlSTODEAU, 1929 Washington av N.
CHARLES s. DURFEL, 62e 9th av N.
c. H. HUM, 90 Western av.
F. j. -NAGEL, Goth N and Washington.
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BUILDING PERMITS
Continued,

dwelling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
" dwelling '., -. $500 $500
frame ea dwelling a.S.. -. $1,000 1000
frame DIV dwelling -. ...ss. -. 1000
frame fran : dwelling " 5000
Tram frame dwelling Ae, ~. 1000
City of Minneapolis, Hennepin avenue and
ton $4,000
Seven minor permits OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1850
Total Observation-Disclosures $50
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The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels:
HOTEL yEND9 no IT, F; I bryant Brown Brown
Crazy, Boone, Iowa; P: J. Nelson, Anoka;
6. N: Ashmore zanesyille, Ohio; R. Clin-
6. X. okekirk, Redwood Falls; 7. V. Spot
uSsoG oou Pc Eus 1 mssn 5o"a
Lee Council Bluffs, Iowa, F: bartholomew,
WinneDago' MIMI G. F.; Craig ~ Eolette;
and Mrs. S. W. Sherman, Burlington, Iowa;
w. G. Heinrich, New Ulm; J. F. A. Hearn,
sMelrose, Mimi; W. J. Wyman, Chicago; D.
bavs, I'LL Mo ana Miss Mss
scow, Long Prairie. Mimi; A. P. Ode, Col
Thomas H. Ruth, Detroit; c. P. Swift Ar
lington; S d.; DR.; Sherwood, Doland, S; D.;
Smith Austin; B. H. DAILY, waukon Iowa;
r.: ]. Kline, Bemidji; John Liddell, Wadwig,
Cole, Mitchell S. Be- L. nsceE G. fhoma5 and
family, Mitchell, s.. D. J. G. Flynn, Little
Falls; D. r. Hendman and wife, Boone,
Iowa; W. W. Pierce, Winnebago City; G.
j. Travis, New Albian, Iowa; Ed Book, New
Albian,. Iowa; J. NJ. Ross, Monroe Wis;
Dawson MINI; All Lewis, Rio, Wis; B: A.
Williams, Rio, Wis; T. E. McDermott, Rio,
Wis; S. j. Scott, Rio, Wis:
HOTEL HYSER-C. F. Erchmind, Chicago;
Miss Bulka Schultz, Santa Monison; c. q.
Soule, Glenview; G.. E. Olson, Body G. W.
Todd, New Richmond, Wis. G. II. Curtis,
Tacoma, Wash; &C! C. W Hillen, Waterloo.
Mrs. H. c.. Maloney and baby, Toledo, Ohio;
DR.. W. II. shjelderup and wife, Granite
Falls; R. NJ Mathison, P. H. Newstein, New
York; M. A. Nipperman, Henderson, n. D.;
]. S. Speckman, Duluth Levi Shell, Sibley,
Iowa; Thomas A. Smith, Napton Mo-; George
Chandler, Usage, Iowa; Leo Kenney, Catherine
s.. Kenney, Sheldon Iowa; Charles II. Clark,
Of. Peter; H. w. shoyer, Chicago; E. W.
Field, Fargo, N. D.
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BUILDING PERMITS

ET F. Curtis, 1918 Tenth street S, brick
apartment house y. .sas, 900
frame dwelling .,............ . 1000
frame dwelling 1000
frame dwelling - 1000
~ n. Smith, 1901 Park avenue, frame
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE


Hagman-Mr. and Mrs. E., 722 Twelfth ave-
nue. sls sE, glrl. and Mrs. James, 4e Sixteenth
street n, boy. .-0-. - -.
Johnson-Mr. and Mrs. F. r., 1919 Washing
ton avenue N, boy.
Nelson-Mr. and Mrs. ]. E., 4O7 Knox avenue
N, girl
swanberg--Mr. and Mrs. V. A., 225 Seventh
asshs aui re- SGy and mrsJ, SOC thirteenth
nue. s. girl.
Dolbec-Mr and Mrs. William, 634, Summer
street NE, girl
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Robert A. Martin and Margaret A. McFadden.
Harry Peters fefsoa and da Eye Wing
u William d. Shafer and Marie z. O'COnnell
S William ]. Echols and Lizzie Rawlings
\ Arne Gnnderson and Lena Iverson.
Joseph Kiers and Maud L. Percy.
Cornelius O'Donnell and Inez NJ. Myers.
Anthony Dziewidek and Maryanna Wrzos.
& Charles A. Barber and Catherine M. De Omlor
Larson-Torsten, 3649 Pleasant avenue.
Pickett-Rachel, 740 East Sixteenth street.
yeilleux-Marie, 1912 Eighteenth avenue NE.
Danforth-C Columbia, 1923 Colfax avenue s.
De Mott--FlOy, Asbury hospital.
Exworthy-Samuel, 1888 Fillmore street Me-
Nelson---Hogbert, 215 Lyndale avenue N.
gegridgst S22o s., Second fanl,s street Me-
Ingenhutt- P, 1902 Marshall street.
5 Morse-Marguerite, SIC Fifth street s.
Dreschler29O4 Minnehaha avenue
Giere-Oral st. Mary's hospital.
& Staff-Alice, 914 Lyndale place.
Dumon--Frederfca. 1929 Fifth street N
Williams-Ella, 1887 Seventeenth avenue sD
81 Brombach--George 2516 Fifteenth avenue s.
Nordling-Piter, 3O01 Twenty fourth street
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BOARD AND ROOMS
@ offered,
LARGE FRONT ALcovE ROOM, ALSO SMALL.
room, with beard, centrally located, at
tractiye neighborhood. 25 18th st S. -~@=
HOTEL wAvERLY-sEE WHAT WE HAVE
before you settle. Single, suites, private baths.
HOTEL CLINToN-RooMs WITH OR WITH
out board: elevator 4th ay S and Grant st.
SOME NICE ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT
bath. Hotel Southern, 4th nv and 9th st S.
BOARD AND ROOMS
Wanted
BOARD WANTED IN PRIVATE FAMILY FOR
the winter by man. wife and three children;
references exchanged. Reply, stating loca-
ton, terms, etc. 2O4O, Journal.
WANTED-BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN EN-
ployed in office. board and room with private
family near Loring PARK. References. 1855,
journal. -r..--..
wANTED-BoARD AND ROOM FOR HUs-
band, wife and child at Linwood Farview or
Excelsior. Address 2013, Journal.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


al and ?, block is4, Town Of Minneapolis $s15
Wright and nu g %at to R. q Hen.
un 2tSeh Land an & Investment company to I'd
Wass; lots 1, 2, 8, 4, etc., block 60,
sSceE ri and h,d husband sn t. W .Is
Woods subdivision ........:..:. wv
stFnE %oc 81 sneaE lots 10 to
]. Springer and wife to G. Hansen and
husband; part lot s. Warnock and La o,o
' On sader To adde NJ Libby part lots
u, 10. IA, block 10, Remington's second 20
ot g. Beck Hy Fas to + asdto4
p Rhatisan and wife wife, to g. Butters
G. Raugand and and wife to Mrs. Mary Lund;
part lots 1 and 2. block IL. Elliott's 40
v. ". Raymond to N. ". Hackett, part
lot IS, block s, Elwell's addition .:..;.; 25o
V. W. Raymond to A. G. Rugg; part lot
49, block s. Elwells addition ...... 250
N. J. Pinault and wife to P. Neumann:
D. an xi7 @lfs Of ossee 1000
lots and Z, block IS Village Of osseo 200
lot %, block 10, Ramsey, Lockwood and ,,o
others addition neutrality-suspicious.. $50
b. Mcmillan "a and h had d to j. T.
J. G. L9nd and wife to j. A. Aibinson NV
B. F. Latin ct al. to S. H. Baxter; lots
Il and u. block 5, Sandy Lake addi- 80
B. r Lain to S. Fl: Baxter; lots is and wv
IA. block g. Sandy Lake addition 49,. 800
Nj Libby to r. s Gray sy,;l lot g. block ozo
- 8 and 10: block 8, Sandy Lake addition 800
B. F. Latin ct al. to S. H. Baxter: lot
Z. block 3. Sandy Lake addition .....:. 400
and 8 block 5 Sandy So lake addticn o's 800
B. f. Latin ct al to S. 81. Baxter, lots
and 4, block 8, Sandy Lake addition. 800
H: Hokanson and wife to ]. F. Smith,
W. lot hewetf and we to W. g. sin
clair, lot IA, block 6, Remington's Sec -
ond addition Observation-Disclosures. ATS
A. n. Getchell and wife to Joseph ".
Forest Heights addition .........:..... 1,4oo
lot 10, block Il, Fair Ground addition 25o
son, part of lots and T. block g. st. -
R: G. Crepeau to Ed Broadcast and wife,
lot 1, block 2, Knox Avenue addi-
N. P Buck and wife to -. Hanson,
lots % and %, block 18, Arlington
j. woods ct al to A. S. Bebe, in section "
5, township 116, range p ............. $500
Bardwell- Robinson company to I. NJ. Pull
len lot 20, block l, Fosters third adj
F. P. Brakeman and wife to A. Knoblauch
ct al, part of lot ~, block 81, Bassett,
Moore & Cases addition ...........:.. 200
M. Becker and wife to NJ. Korogy, lot
16. block 6. Orth, Reach & Dugas' addi-
hi inna Trust company to p. F. Fair
field lot 6, block 4, and lot -, block -.
5. Townsite of Langdon Park .......:. $50
Minneapolis Trust company to S. J. Weth-
erald. lot ID, block 6, ToWns1te OF Lang
| don Park 40
Total Observation-Disclosures. 500 Ole
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,ronrcr no .nnA1 nEA1ERs

Independent School District No. s, Marshall,
Minnesota. will receive bids up to o'clock
pm. of Saturday. July 10Th. 1905 for the
furnishing to said district of one hundred
twenty-fiye tons of screened soft coal. deliv-
cred 1. O. b. at Marshall. Mimi, on or before
Aug GOTH 1905.
Bids wanted to cover Hooking Valley and
Youghiogheny varieties.
Education, Marshall. MINI.
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Stores,

SHOP FOR PAINTER, TAILOR, PLUMBER Oh
light manufacturing. 237 10th st s. So.
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NOTICE
NoT1cE M CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received up to and Including
Aug. IS 1905, for two-Stody building, 25xI0
feet. with basement; material, split eoulders-
which cost So per cord. same already deliv.
cred Plans and specifications may De seen
at tbe Rank of Ipswich: Sherman House,
Aberdeen, s. D.. and the Keith Co., s17 Hen:
nepin av, Minneapolis. Mimi. Right reserves
to reject any and all bids.
NJ p. Beebe Ipswich, S. d.
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HET,P WANTED-MAT,E

WANTED-SALESMEN TO SELL HORSES
Friend Healing Powder to merchants trade;
good proposition; advertising prices make
1t money maker at county and state fairs.
Address supt Statesmen, 5141A Lake av N,
Duluth Mimi
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Miscellaneous.

SPACE IN CLEAN, DRY BUILDING, CEN
trally located, on c., M. & st. p. tracks;
suitable for any purpose. Can furnish Office.
Call 616-61S-62O Sd st 8.
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HELP WANTED-MALE


loo HAYMAKERs AT ss5 PER MONTH AND
board or 81 so to $1.75 per day and board;
railroad iaborers for Minnesota Wisconsin,
iowa IOWA. Illinois, Missouri, North Dakota and
men IN the city, So and 1926 per day; farm
board MEN a $o to $50 er mh
mills. packing houses. freight houses. ETC.;
COOKS and cookies for camps and hotels; fore
men for all kinds Of railroad work; black
Smiths an TINS and teams; also contractors with team
OF car outfits to take contracts on new con-
struct1on work. We can place 1000 men On
various ct works at once. A. 81. Anderson & Co.,
. "a st and LIST st s, Minneapolis, and
l91 Sd st. st. Paul
o o o o o {
0 WIDE AWAKE SHOE REPAIRING. Q
. 713 Hennepin av.
. Opposite Lyceum Theater. @
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