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New-York tribune., 1905-06-16

tehhgnhle persons TO be the remaining directors as
SIiey Sy shall, in their uncontrolled discretion.
tlfth-In of vacancies In the board of di-
ffsotoTs due TO resignation. death other cause,
Ne Sas trustees may make recomm mendations to the
directors of the society the persons to be
elected to fli such vacancies to the end that the
purposes OF this agreement may be promptly and
erectuslly accomplished.
Sixth-No vote shall be cast upon said stock for
axy purpose except with the unanimous approval
OF the trustees. but the trustees may empower
vote.
Seventh-Any trustee may at any time resign
IN Writing In case Of the death or resignation of
any trustee the vacancy shall forthwith be filled
ins m an appointment made In writing by the remain;
hereln shall include the parties of the second part
ala . tnelr successors so appointed
titled TO the dividends on the stock deposited by
Rim under this agreement
for the full period authorized by Section 20 of the
General Corporation law of the State OF New
York York viz FIVE (6) years from the date hereof 1t
tees shall deem advisable, and the party OF the
FIRST part hereby agrees that upon the expiration
request of the trustees, execute instrument con-
tinung for further period of ffve (6 years, this
under, including said power TO require extension
hereof This agreement may, however, be ternli-
nalep py the Irus.ees IN their olscreton Wheneyer
In their opinion its purposes have been accom-
plished, or for any reason its termination is, In
their opinion. advisable
Tenth-Every other stockholder of the society
may transfoc his stock TO the trustees 10 be held
subject to the provisions of this agreement, and
thereupon may participate in the terms. conditions
In witness whereof. the parties hereto have set
their hands unto five originals hereof the day and
year first above written.
THOMAS F. RYAN,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
MORGAN J. O'BRIEN,
TP-s6S1l GEORGE WESTINGHOUSE
In presence Of
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
RAILWAY MECHANICS CONVENTION
Special Performance Of 'Port Arthur" fol-
Association at Manhattan Beach

Ths Railway Master Mechanics Association is
holding its annual convention and reunion at Coney
Island Last night its members gave dinner at
th uanba,tan Reach Hotel. Tonight there will
he a spec,aI display OF fireworks in Pains IN
cosrrs T|his Is before the regular opening OF the
season which takes place on Thursday' the Au'
when port Arthur will be produced
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
EyIss@oNGER
Eddy Refrigerators
Our Standard for a Quarter of a Century.
Glass-Lined Refrigerator, perfection q
cleanliness and economy.

Orders by mail receive prompt and careful attention
130 and 1872 West 42d Street. and
IS5 West 41st Street, New York.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16

The commencement exercises Of the New-YorIs
Law School were held last night in Carnegie Hall.
Professor George Chase. dean of the school pre-
sided. The degree Of LII B. was conferred on 17s
graduates Borough President LAttleton Of Brook
lyn addressed tho class He said in part:
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
HORSES AND CARRIAGES
TT7o o$oI
COWS. DOGS AND POULTRY

w OO10 x41NO
>rSS-o~o~~~~-~-~S~-~ -~~~~-~~~~~~~-~~~~.o.~.~-
SCOTCH GoLL1Es. FINEST BREEDING IN
the world sired by our imported '.Wishav
Climax" the only litter brother to the $1,000
worlds champion; stud fee $40. Highland
Collie Kennels. Buffalo. MINI.
FOR sALE-CHo1CE WHITE WYANDoTTE
cockerels, $3.50 each. You can't get any
thing better for double the price. Delbert
Card 24O1 Aldrich av S. Phone 11s7-J.
Cows-CARLoAD GOOD FRESH COWS AND
forward springers just received at Midway Cow
- Market Minnesota Transfer. VIII sell cheap
or trade for beef. Lytle.
WANTED-TO BUY A FULL-BL0ODED SHEP.
herd or Scotch colley bitch. about or 8
months old. Peter Swanson, Lindstrom, Minn.
P. o. box 1OS.
FOR sALE-THREE HANDSOME AND WELL.
bred greyhounds. Apply to John Charlton &
Son, 1929 Logan av n
FOR sALE-PART ST. BERNARD AND MAS.
tiff pups, weeks old; mother dog 21a feet
high. 2126 Queen av N
FOR sALE-oARLoAD FRESH MILCH COWS,
or trade for beef 3o0s 9th av s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


P. P Laughlin and wife to G. Brown,
lot 8, block IS, Remington's second addi- .o,o
George a p Douglas ct al to W. L. Badger,
% lot :. block Z Lyndale avenue addition 1900
N. G. johnson and wife to Hermann Bor.
dasch and wife, lot 6, block 2 Crepeaus' -.
G. AZ. Vollender and wife to L. G. Weston,
lot s, section I-1Ie-S1 1.............. $500
u. $. Installment Realty Go; to D. NJ
Wilmer, lots and 4, block g. Mtnne-
haha Falls second addition. ....... 26OC
T.. F. Egan, executrix, to George J. Stew
art, lot q, second division Remington ~,
J, s. Morrison ct al to ]. ii. Sterling and
wife, lot 26. block /. Clinton avenue 80,
william iIH Hendricks and wife to 6. J. Nieg,
victoria Land company to Q: @. Samson,
lots p and q, block s, Menage's fifth * ~,
j. Burnes @ to L. q. Swanson lot TO- block -
5, Cummings second addition. 32'
f. rhiry and wife to NJ. Munson, in Sec 90;
E. 't1 Z. Wright to to George F: blossom,
trustee. lots l. IL, etc., block H. Wal a,
NJ 'oB BALDWIN MIo to J. Lindahi lot is, block 8.
Lincoln street supplement. ....:...:.... l'32
L. Larson to L. B. keller, lots IS and ID, ro,
block % Wbse1ts Ssttssf to city x higgins lot e. "
block II, Menage's supplement-; ,;,s,,;, 9"
J. T. Barnum and wife to L. e. Guhin' ON
: lot II, Wallaces addition. ......; w
E. S. Fisher and wife to J. Enge and wife, 49,
lot TO- block g. LeaTitts to aqal'1Sh "a P Cook.
part lot H. block 8, Hoag & beiis ao- q %
G. oif90n 6 Liehtner ct al to ii. G: Boleem
Lumber company, in section 29-so-ol- a.,
c. .1s $. surnes and wife to H. F. Baehmann, -
Total =. : :: :. :: :91o,o0
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
BUILDING PERMITS

Isaac We'll, 2117 Chicago avenue, altera- n, .
ttONS -%~'-
John Nolan. 2321 Western avenue. l42-
story frame dwelling .........:...... 2'o
Mrs Edna A. Then. 1922 Douglas ave-
nue., twostory brick veneer dwelling::,. 50
George c. Andrews, S21 Tenth avenue SE
two-story frame dwelling .........::. so
George G. Andrews, S2S Tenth avenue SE, =
two-story frame dwelling .........:.. 80
George O. Andrews, s29 Tenth avenue Sc,
two-story frame dwelling .::.,::........ S'o
Edna E. Sampson, 2709 Garfield avenue,
1n."a n,inor nermits ........... 1,2
Natal ton nerndts .$23,5 8
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

JOHN M. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. So 7th st s. Both phones
HUME & DAVIES FUNERAL DIRECTORS, MA.
sonic Temple, 9th and Hennepin Both phones.
HUME & ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
40 Hennepin ay. T. G. 9707 N. w. 1882
:. AMOR & co., UNDERTAKERs AND EN-.
balmers. 605 I'd av s. Both phones. 755.
RAINvILLE BROS, UNDERTAKES AND
furniture, II Central av. Both phones
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
HOTEL, .,ARRIVEUa

Mich; A. F. Rushfeldt and wife. Albert Lea:
Minnie stearns, Fergus Falls; Nettie Stevens,
Meiiin, Alexander; F; 6: Holgrep SEQ, Mich;
W V: Harrington, Sioux Falls; E. E.: Clarke,
Chicago; George R. Stevens, Cleveland; e. A.
M. L. Barbeli Chicago; ". G. scklatterbuck,
Chicago; Thomas Davey and wife. Mason City;
waukee; Charles Nelson Dodge, New York;
c. H. Corey and wife, Blue Earth; John
Rostpy 0beasS NeW &
d k;, r; "; y, olin' Hanley Falls; Al Thompson
HOTEL vENDcME-C. L. Gladiyan, Regina.
e. Snsn - L. and Gaias dastsF eFefSn N d.
scrdsriok S55Sfs5z ofs q Hnn A
Mimi E: <. Emerson. CHICAGO: b: sehuman'
. Winmar, Mimi: Miss yena olauss; Glencoe
Kline, Kline, Mason n oity, iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. Baker H
Deer River, MINI; N. L. Johnson -Renyille,
r Mimi; Ms. and Mrs Heus Bgainerd, Mimi;
b seS %mar ttf Mlnn Falls A. g. M
st. Louis 4 W. Sen M2s s1Ho aFsf
;s. ;ss n*s 5:nsSs;; Rs;;s s.R Ra1:9gsst VII: e
J. o. Ross, Toledo; Mrs: A. W. Chatfee Ply
MOUTH v1ashn Mtsh i5ohnson Salem p
! Mimi; Earl Hatch. Princeton. Mimi. W. s.
Berries and family, Spencer. Iowa; J. N. D.
Dickinson, Keokuk, Iowa: Andrew J. Smith.
stearns; W. D. Ringland. Fargo, N. D.:
4: 4. White, Underwood n D,i 2: NJ.
New Tim, W. S. Foster. Milaca, Mimi; p o.
schaklund, Watkins, Mimi; F. W. Moore.
Milwaukee, G. L. Blaisdell, Browns Valley
G. NJ. johnson. Cass Lake. Mimi; q. {.
Rutherford, Buffalo. N. Y: Mrs G. F. Con-
rad, Turtle Lake: Alfred Douglas. Cumber-
land, Wis: NJ. E. Hutchins, Eagle Bend;
u q
Glencoe Minn.; R. L. johnson, Austin, MINI. !;
= r. NJ. Foster. Austin. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE


BIRTHS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh, 3406 Pleasant avenue,
q boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. svenson 2110 Fourth street
S. boy. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Torwick Bill Eleventh
Mr. and Mrs G. .Halvorsen, 1114 Twenty
fourth avenue n. a boy.
Mr.. and Mrs: H. c. Rompage, 317 Twenty
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Armstrong. 1880 Penn
avenue N.
street and Harriet avenue a boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Frazier. Pill Girard
avenue N. a 10y. tHs..'.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. -
Venus, Moore and Mary Vogel
William Odson and Carrie Nelson
Anton Soderlund and Emma Berglund.
Arvid Engquist and Lydia j. Anderson.
William Rosenquist and Ida Nyquist
Charles Englund and Ethel Osren.
Oscar J. Weeks and Elizabeth Wagner.
John "A Ekberg and Annie JoseDhson.
John L. Dunham and Maude Sibley. 's
Weston Kelley and Mary E. Cross
Albert Koreis and Dean SDath.
Es DEATHS. &
James NelIn. 95 w Twenty ninth street,
Letta Asper. St. Barnabas hospital. "'
Bertha Ophim, SIG Tenth street s.
Anna Rupkalvis. 1881 Morgan avenue NJ
Charlotte Clark, 500 Groveland avenue.
Aksel Dylund, 2619 Aldrich avenue n.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25

WORKING GIRLS HoME-lsoo 5th ST s.
free ,s, OF o. charges as far as rooms and locating
girls in great demand BY frst-class families
Ihis This home is simply unsectarian. 1t is
sd song good to
-. sesuln' matron; Rev. P.e A.. Seguin. man
THERE Is NO PLACE LIKE BRAHL's HAIR
SWEETEST hair fa cb,Y where re- you can psI
made out Of lady's own hair for holiday pres
eiatnr.s ehts with ia beautiful gold locket for two
Bazar, 400 Niccllet. $50 -
sTENoaRAPHERs, BooKKEEPERs. STE
Vented soe NoGRAPHERs.
keepers who want work. We are having calls
every day for the right kind OF help, Call
With u.s. mot you are
building. N' . ~ ~
A PAIR OF JAPANESE GOLD FISH AND A Z
nch men gSbe .l free. Present this advertisement
Line Washing poWder s i5e e III rus
grocer, grocer for White Line. It viii please you for
d1shWashlng and household cleaning.
wANTED-AT ONCE. A FIRST-CLAsS COOK,
nrst-class dtshwasher. first-class waitress;
an experienced ehaTbermaid; want good, re,
spnv w anq reliable help no other need
Breckenridge. Mimi.
YOUNG LADY GRADUATES OF THE MUNsoN
shorthand ns Institute Guaranty Loan building,
actual experience" while at school which is
50 needtul to their success Enter any time:
wAiMTEpmHoNEsT ANTE - AND SOBER PARTY,
zine; $500 or $500 required. New plan and
sure to win. State experience. 1925, Journal.
wANTED-Two OR THREE LADY DEMON
pon Gai Ne1 = stn1e and q ns fGr fGod psp
ling, Room 22o. Godfrey block, s24 Sd st S.
WANTED - HoUsEKEEPER IN FAMILY
tabe homer sneee nG ars no small children eomfor:
woman. Call second floor Journal office.
WANTED-G1RL OF ABOUT Is YEARS TO
care Tor child OF years In family where
%tS cS9rds h99 is kept Be neat and
WANTED-LADIFs TO LEARN EAIRnRFss-
Moee ca Bap5sr ppd hse co
lege. 221 I'd av $. Minneapolis. MINI.
ANY N.Y., 1NITELL1GENT INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
Press Syndicate, LocEport. N. K. Z. |'' ~ ''''''
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
poon op reh ham all
st. Fiat Is il. SA' paf'' i'' -, =. Apply $40 " 10Th
WANTED-WoMAN TO KEEP HOUSE FOR
iaay say eaerk ana care for child 70 years.. Call
- a!5s5 ,3sz Pm: lS Eastman av, basement:
WANTED-DIN1NG ROOM GIRL FOR 0oUN.
try hotel experience not necessary. L. 3.
Brokaw. Howard Lake, Minn.
WANTED--ExPER1ENCED GIRL FOR GEN.
erat ho1seWork Ta;v 81 per week. 2724 Humboldt
aV s. Iake Como o-Harriet car. -
wANTED-TEN EXPERIENCED MAKERS ON
Waag;net0e agiro-%ear hats. Bradshaw Bros 100
WANTED-GooD GIRL FOR GENERAL
houuseWork; u no washing; fat; good wages.
A42 Grand.
WANTED - GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Call zoos 44th av n. Take Cam
den car. -'' ':i"
YOUNG LADY Ar sUssMAN STUDIO, sos
Nicollet Call at once; good chance.
wANTED-TWo EXPERIENCED DINING.
room girls at once. Windsor hotel
WANTED-GRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
| work, small family. 90 18th st N. :
wANTED-CoMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. 2484 Stevens av.
WANTED-YoUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH
housework. 1917 10th av s. =
fCAsH GIRLS WANTED-GooD WAGES. DAY
| ton Dry Goods Co.
DREssMAKERs a; WANTED Ar oNcE-4s sti
| st 8. Flat L. r---,sE l. -.
GIRL wANTED-FoR HoUsEWoRK. 25s loti
|
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
HOTELS

HOTEL vENDoME; EUROPEAN; PORCELAIN
plumbing, .parquet floors. room telephones,
HOTEL ALLEN, Sd ST AND I'd AV s.; ONLY
hotel in the city having all outside rooms.
Fstes, 75c, 81, $3.50 single.
MELBOURNE HOTEL. s27 HENNEP1N Av.
Elegantly furnished rooms: strictly hrst-class
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SALE OF FARE ANTIaTEs.

SALE OF RARE ANTIQUES.
We place private sale MONDAY, Tuesday
and Wednesday next, 9th, 18th and 10th
inst. only, at special discount Of 15 per cent
for cash, the aforementioned collection of
choice antique articles from abroad, consisting
atom cabinets, old English dressers, toilet mir
rors, mirror frames, card, sewing and occa-
sional tables, ladies' work tables, china clos
cts, hreside, reception and par1or chairs, rock
ers, mahogany sofas, bookcases, settees, IL:
brary and center tables, drop-leaf breakfast;
tables, clocks, sliding book racks. The rare
Sheffield silver articles include serving and
butlers' trays. large oval, round and oblong
trays, salyers, meat platters, chop plates,
gravy boats. tea caddles, porringers, entree
dishes, tumbler holders, tunnels spoon trays,
Douiilon cups, after dinner coffees, candle
Sticks, Dutcn, English and French coasters,
swinging toddy and teakettles dejeuna sets,
munlnlers, Queen Anne tea and coffee pots,
1rglt bowls, cake baskets, syphon holders, bis-s
cult boxes candle lamps, night lamps, mus
tards, salts, peppers, snuff boxes, creamers,
spoons, bonbon dishes, cocktail trays, soda
bottle holders, toast racks, etc. Old brass,
copper, pewter and china pieces include Rus
slan samovar trays, brass and copper Jar
utihIeres, copper, pewter and brass candle
eiichs' 1ern dishes, lamps, tea urns, pewter
piaLes, teapots. ETC., wine nagons, French
fern olshes, hot-water jugs, door knockers,
hanging fern baskets, tobacco Jars Warsaw
candlesticks. meat covers, ash trays old bronze
mortar dated 1913, cigar holders tea caddies
SSanueiapfa, Britannia metal potts. jewel cas-
Kets' SIDE candle lights, brass placQues snuff
eTs ana trays, French girondoles, ETC., also
Std china colonial cut glass decanters.
Downs Antique Shop,
8 9th st s.,
Minnea
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
SITUATION WANTED.
Female.
Continued,


A PAIR OF JAPANESE GOLD FISH AND A z
Inch globe free. Present this advertisement
with s, six tops from sc packages Of White
Line Washing Powder with 1oc to Dilln Drug
grocer for White Line. 1t will please you for
dishwashing and household cleaning.
AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY WOULD
mke n position at once, either temporary or
b1o%odkkeeping 1%dnap and can furnish good references
YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION IN
office during forenoons and Saturdays; has
some knowledge. of both bookkeeping and
stenography. Address 1901, Journal.
WHEN IN NEED OF ANY KIND OF HELP
place Your order with Mrs. Benton's Intelli-
Main 1422-J
EXPERIENCED COOK WANTS POSITION IN
hotel: prefer to leave city; only hrst-class
houses 69 se pay paying good wages need answer. TIT
WANTED-PosITIoN AS H0USEKEEPER By
widow with one small boy; washing and
work must be light; wages moderate. 1855,
A MUSIC STUDENT DESIRES 10 TAKE CARE
Of q. child during afternoons in exchange for
board and room. or equivalent cash. 926
Journal. .s 81 ~ 49, : s.+ -.5
wANTED-A SITUATION By AN ExPERI-
enced masseur-inanicure: skin and scalp spe-
Journal. -.r
HONEST GIRL, NOT STRONG. WILLING TO
learn. wants some work where she have
good home: state particulars 979. Journal
A NEAT, ACCURATE, EXPERIENCED YOUNG
lady stenographer desires position in real
estate office. References. $50. Journal
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED LADY STE
nographer desires position with reliable firm
In or out OF city. Address 716, Journal.
HONEST, SENSIBLE GIRL WANTS WORK Al
once, experienced in anything; prefer taking
care Of furnished rooms 9s1, Journal.
DREssMAKER DESIRES A FEW MORE
places to 90 out by the day; work guaranteed.
Phone Main 1224-L1. .~
NEAT REsPECTABLE LADY WISHES 70 AS
sfst in pleasant, we'll -to-do family; light work.
1926, Journal. g: ....
YOUNG MAN. INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE,
would like inside work Of any kind. Address
1865. Journal. -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
LOANS AND CHATTETS,

~ LOANS AND CHATTELS
WE LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSEa
wagons, warehouse receipts etc.
Lowest and best rates. r.
Minneapolis Financial Co., ... .
4OS New York Life Bldg.
WILLIAMS, 4S4 GUARANTY BLDG. LOANS
on furniture, pianos or any security; large
loans a speciality; terms to suit borrowers
lowest prices. Z {, =.i....t ....
$1,5o0-FIRsT MORTGAGE, PER CENT GOLD
bonds, we'll secured, to exchange for good, clear
quarter in South Dakota. Lock Box 33S, Gar
ner, Iowa. -.
ROE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERsONAL
property: charges reasonable 606 Glc.s Dldg
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
caAYYsL LOANS.
A'nnssss1 sssss,isssd aSsdfss*x s Years.. essa Co.,
On furniture, pianos. horses. etc., without tne
htss DuSs iqs sms otyeEs :, Of
on or before. thus stopping all cost. having
been engaged in the money lending business
for the past rs years. and with the large gu, cas
lowest rates and give the quickest possible
service. Our RECORD and reputation tor the
past rs years iDsures honorable ana connoen-
minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
806-306 Bank OF Commerce Bldg.
LIST av and 9Th st.
ARE you LOOKING
For Friend
To Loan You Money!
sn e Tcx rstss cas-. In
can, write q teiephone~S. ". Main 1910.
Minneapolis Loan Co..
6o1-6o2 Globe Bldg, ~ 4th st $.
BUILDING LOANS ON HOUSES IN ooN-
M struction, my specially; my plan is simple
tape. E. B. brown, 7ss Lumber IL. .ange.
FOR sALE-FIRsT MORTGAGE $40 -rH $50
interest due; this mortgage Is o. ~-te lots
being built ON one OF the lots; .,ur.>c S375.
Harris & Houston. 7Oe Andrus building. s.--.;zse
A FEW SHARES OF VERY DESIRABLE BANK
stock will be sold at bargain by party
portunity to invest few hundred dollars profit
ably. Address 1888, Journal.
PRIVATE PARTY WILL MAKE LOANS oE $50
or less to men permanently employed l posi-
lively guarantee lowest rates; no assignment
or security of any kind required; strictly con-
hdential. liza, journal.
WANEED-BY PARTY HOLDING A REsP0N-
sible position. 500 for six months; VII ne fur,
$50 for use Of loan. Address 1927. Journal
MONEY SUPPLIED sALARIED PEOPLE, Re-
tail merchants, teams:ers, boarding houses,
omS SEQ NV 8cS
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PROP
erty at lowest current rates; payment privi-
1eges @ given; % no delay IN $ closing: M minneapolis
WE OFFER OUR OWN MONEY TO LOAN ON
improved city property at lowest current rates;
no delay, The Minnesota Loan & Trust Co..
BIB Nicollet av. ...
ate party 81, On 5000 store building "a and &C
lot. by, North Dakota merchant. Address s42
Journal
1 PER CENT, PER CENT, 9 PER GENT
money to loan on improved city property; NJ
| delay. ]. A. Walters, 514 New York Life bldg
THE EDMUND q. WALTON AGENCY, so(
Hennepin av, are making first mortgage loans
Call on them it you want to borrow or invest
B.. D. CONE & CO., SIT Guaranty bldg, have OF
| hand to loan on improved property $1,000
| $1,000, 50, 900, $500: lowest rates.
1oUIs A. HOWARD, 5oa ONEIDA BUILDING
| has money on hand to loan improved cit,
! property. Current rates.
FOR sALE-S1, 500 CHATTEL MORTGAGE
| that will net 10 per cent. For particular
| address 800. Journal.
WE LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE AT Low
est rates: no delay. Nicke]s & Smith, g11
| Nicollet.
PROMPT loans from $500 o s., 600 on improved
| Mpls. property. @. s. Woodruff, COS Guaranty
FOR FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS ON REAL Es
tste see Wm H. White, All Bank Com. Bldg
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES: NJ
| delay. Thayer & Gale. 218 N. Y. Life bldg.
A SPECIALITY OF 500 10 $500 LOANS OF
city property. Policy, sol Andrus building.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25

TWO FIRST GLASS WOODWORKING MA
chine hands who fully experienced in
and operating of saws, planers and sticker ma
chimes; steady employment and good wages to
right one. Apply to Moore Boat Works, Way
zata Minn. ''" ~ - - -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25

= good habits to become tremen and brakemen
railroads in Minnesota, Wisconsin and both
Dakotas; positions secured soon compe-
tent. Northern Railway Correspondence
School, room 202 Sykes block, Minneapolis.
MEN AND BOYS WANTED 10 kAhN 30 FER
day after two months Instruction.: positions
guaranteed; special rate to residents of Mime
apols only $25. Coyne Bros. Co., plumbing
schools, New York, Cincinnati. Ohio; st. Louis,
Mo. Free catalogue,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
HELP WANTED-MALE


THE U. 8. MARINE CORPS,
unmarried niO men between the ages Of p - and s5;
able. .lodied Of good character an and temperate rate
have legally declared their intention to become
such; must speak, read and write English;
parts Of the world, on land in our island pos,
sessions and at navy yards In =, the united pt
ppine 1sands may be- Enlisted accordinsly
Apply at 14l q Sd st. St. Paul. or 80 Wash
ington av S. Minneapolis.
wHoLEsALE HOUSE REQUIRING SERVICES
Of Industrious young as travelling repre-
sentative will make reasonable salary con-
tract with the right party. Steady, perma-
ana rapid and
essary:, For full information address 1000,
Journal
WANTED FOR UNITED STATES Army
Able bodied unmarried men, between ages Of q
and 50. citizens of the United States. OF good
character and temperate habits. who can
nn read and We English For
st. Paul, Mihn., CT S24 1st av $. Minneapolis.
F1REMEN AND BRAKEMEN ON MINNESOTA
and other railroads; experience unnecessary;
nremen $40, become engineers and earn $l6O;
brakemen $65, become conductors and earn
$l4o; name position preferred; state age; un-
Seu Addssss F Asss snanf 4so
YOUNG MAN-AN EXCEPTIONAL oPPoR-
tunity Is offered you to learn shorthand and
typewriting at one of the leading colleges in
graphic position will be guaranteed upon gradu-
ating:. Address 791. journal.
WANTED-MAN WITH HORSE AND WAGON,
$40 per week and 20 per cent commission on
all orders taken for the Genuine Old Eng
ltsh Tonic for Horses. Address 7. w. Bar
we'll, Blatchfords Calf Meal Factory. Wau-
kegan, Ill. Established at Leicester. Eng,
in 1900. ~. "0-'-s. f.'-.-.'7
YOUNG MEN WANTED FOR THE NAVY.
Ages II to 80; pay SIC to $40 per month,
according to ratings; first outfit of clothing
free; good opportunities offered for advance.
ment. Apply at Navy Recruiting Station,
room sos, Postoffice building, Minneapolis,
Minn. -'
WANTED-400 YOUNG AND SOUND MEN OF
+ good habits to become tremen and brakemen
railroads in Minnesota, Wisconsin and both
Dakotas; positions secured soon compe-
tent Northern Railway Correspondence
School. room POP. Sykes block. MINNEAPOLIS,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
FLORISTS

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NEW YORK FLORISTS, 2 WASH. Av s.;
feather and cut flowers and plants; floral de.
signs for all occasions. T. @. phone 1928.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WORKING GIRLS HoME-l500 5th ST s.
Free OF charges as far as rooms and locating
girls IN good families is concerned. Country
Kiris IN great demand by frst-class families.
Ihis home is simply unsectarian. 1t is
cream, wen regulated and doing good to citi-
gems ana giils themselves as well. Mrs. Sarah
L. sesuin, matron; Rev. .P.a A.. Seguin. man