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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-21

City Editor--You were there whom
the man was run over by the nutomo.
bile, and yet you didn't get a state
nent from him: ~
Reportor--it wasn't my fault. He
'er-aatly refused to make any state
fnent.-Chicago Tribune.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-21

"oficeholders arc merely tho ser.
sants of tho peopie." remarked. the
Wise Guy.
quite right" agreed the Simple
Mug. "snd. like all servants. they want
TO run ths whole shebsnE. . Phlladei.
phia Record. " y ' y ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-21

son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert sprout.
both deceased, and was reared BY his
grandfather, Henry Sprou,, The flu
neral and burial were held Monday af-
ternoon.I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-21

For Rent.
Two furnished rooms at zoe Gas.
'on avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-11-21

:. Now IL tho time to have yoar ear
pets cleaned. See the Troy Laun
dry. ,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-22
LEGAL NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE NORTHWESTERN CONSOLE
DATED MILLING COMPANY.
Minneapolis. June 20, 19O5.-The Northwestern
Consolidated Milling company, desiring to retire
part Of its issue of first mortgage
8 per cent gold bonds, secured by
deed Of trust to the Minneapol Trust
company, dated June 1, 1891, hereby invite ten
der of forty five of said bonds any part there
Of, for sale to it. Such tender should be made
ON or before IL o'clock of July 6, 1905,
in writing, enclosed in sealed envelope ,ad-
dressed to the company at its office in the city
Of Minneapolis and marked '"Tender Of Bonds. y
The company reserves the right to reject any and
all tenders.
The Northwestern Consolidated Milling Company,
By A. G. LORING, President.
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The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels:
HOTEL o y 81 M K Getty II e or esssH r.
Berg and wife, Twin Valley; D. B. Collins
Cando, n. p; DR.. and Mrs. Eli Lewison,
sa%uelso On Sweden a. J. E. Johnson, kaeine
F. L. Nesbit, Omaha; J. B. Thompson, O: O.
Lund, Northwood; W. R. Wilding, Sioux City;
sender; G.. W. McWilliams, Cogswell; Paul
Koren, DEBORAH, Iowa; W. X. Michaels, Me-
nominee: Oscar Handle, Herman Bliesner,
osceola; Victor Wan, Boston, Mass; Mr.: and
I Mrs L. s. Matterson, Faribault; Mrs. S. R.
Lewis and son, Duluth; J; B. Galoring, Aitkin;
Sleepy Eye; B: B. Griffith Wheaton; NJ. e.
Titus, Montevideo; G.. T. Topper, Worthing-
ton; W. n e. M n4p Wilder Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.
Jersey, Mimi; Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert, Glen
zoe; 6. G. Schneider, obea, Mimi; G.. W.
Final and WIFI s1S M9a j. SURE au
Emelia Oser George 0ser Charles Aastrum,
h%ss Etnaatb Nay Tsth
River Fails; George i. hdmunds, Det titl
3 2ttH BesE ks Rne MGr
R: f. McWiiliams. ousieland 'i' New. j. ASH i
Winsiow, Miss onide sWinslow Seattle. wash;
Price. Eulda, MINI; J. W. Jones, lie Mars
Iowa; 81. NJ. Hanson, Hanley Falls; H. E.
Johnson New Richmond; R. B. Field, Portal;
William R. MAXWELL, Cincinnati; A. NJ. Gunst,
Detroit; Theo Aqne; Ole isvenning Glenwood;
i W. q. Cooney, Helena, Mont; T. F.. Judge.
Erie; S. Ceavar, New York; W. T. Markls,
l. Willmar; Mrs. I. @. Munger, Ruth Munger,
Lincoln, Neb.; T. e. Torgrinson Grand Mead
ow; Q. R. Olson and wife, Fintab; J. P.
Foote, Crookston; C. E. Eberhart Des Moines.
toTEL HYsER-H. l. Dow; Duluth; e. A.
A. W. Chester, Independence, Iowa; r. P.
Bishop, Veblin, S. D.; M. J. Howley, sVeblin,
s. D.; W. l.. Wheetam, Webster City, Iowa
c. F. Irwin, wife and child, St. Louis, Mo-;
J.. W. Grant, Portmouth, Va; J. E. Rooche
and wife, Lake Crystal, Va; H. R. Miller,
Waseca, Mimi; c. McCullom and wife,
Hallock, Mimi; I. R. Quinn, Chicago;2D D. C.
Grcenleaf. Minot, N. D.; D. G. Armstrong
and wife, Albert Lea, Mimi: John Orth, Chi
cago; Benjamin Crane, New York; j. B.
Akesson, Fargo, N. D.; F. A. Johnson, Two
Harbors; H. A. Johnson, Two Harbors; B.
Remmers Philadelphia Pa; H. l. Elleson,
Detroit w. G. Schlotterhoch, Chicago; J. c.
Anderson Chicago F. B. Elliott, Eagle. Bend,
Mimi; Mrs. X. B.. Norwing, Los Angeles;
A. j. Fontaine, Morris; Almond ABBEY, Hay
field, Mimi; A. A. ABBEY, Hayfeld, Mimi;
F.-W. Fritzche, Tonawanda, N. ". A. J.
- Wright, Superior, Wis; John J. Ives, Dixon,
H.; ]. j. Patek, Ironwood, Mich.
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Wv | AN ! n, ! !! ADS Al!@
All ada / cent word,

All ads l cent Word,
when paid for IN ad.
vance; otherwise 8 cents per line. Z
words to the line. No Ad taken FOR
less than Zoe each insertion; except
Situations Wanted, Male or Female,
which are Zee a word; no AID less than
Ice daily; 20 words or less. one week,
80 cents.
When SO desired, in place of name
and address, an advertisement. can be
addressed to a number furnished by ana
in care Of The journal. Answers Tor
out-of-town advertisers will be Tor
warded.
Advertisements ordered run ..until
forbid Ct. F.) will not be dlscon-
t!nued except upon written order, duly
signed.
WANT PAGES CLOSE
EVERY DAY-AT 10 am. for that
days noon edition.
EVERY DAY EXCEPT SATURDAY.
At l pm. for entire
afternoon edition.
SATURDAY ONLY-AT 1880 pm.
for entire afternoon
edition.
GET YOUR ADS IN EARLY
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

BIRTHS.
Nisun-Mr. and Mrs. F.. A., $40 Seventh ave-
TIunt-Nr. and Mrs. George, 600 Twentieth
avenue NE. girl.
Thies-Mr and Mrs. Theodore 1909 Tyler
street Me-, boy.
Hastert-Mr. and Mrs. p, 211s Grand street
street NE, boy.
Gustayson-Mr. and Mrs. Gust, e25 Jefferson
street NE, girl.
Jacquinet-Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 2417 Bryant
avenue N, girl
Random-Mr. and Mrs. g., s2e Seventeenth
avenue N, boy.
Hartman-Mr. and Mrs. Roy, 3112 Fourth
street N, girl
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Arson w. Voas and Mabel 9. Campbell
Robert A. McFarlane and Edith NJ. Haserick.
Richard Charles Wfttig and Julia Buck.
Martin w. Odland and Anna S. Nasett.
Patrocius f. Hiasch and Ethel L. Phinpton
Charlie Anderson and Esther NJ. Peterson.
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WANT PAGES CLOSE
JOURNAL WANT AID"
AGENCIES

JOUkNAL WANT ALI
AGENCIES
Ads will be accepted at any OF the
following agencies at same rate as at
Journal Office:
G. a. ANDERSON, 1886 Z Lake st.
ARVIDsON 9 sTuLTz 2eos Stevens av.
MRS. G. 4. BIGELOW, 2 e 18th st.
W. q. BUCHANAN, 146 e Lake ST.
BURKE BROS, 42d and Queen av.
CROCKER 4 THOMPSON, 6O1 Sth av s.
a. B. CRoWELL, lol2 Hennepin av. s
G. II. dorm, 500 9TH st s.
a. DOUGLASS, 3457 Chicago av.
a. w. GAGHAGEN, 1881 Il Franklin ay.
9. P. NASH, 327 Cedar av.
GOODRICH 3 JENNINGS, 2 e Lake St.
GUIWITz s JONES, 2451 Bloomington av.
]. w. HARRAH, Ills 4th av s.
w. K. HICKS, 1881 e Franklin
S. J. HORN, 1886 Chicago av.
W. D. KING y CO. l2tp st and Sd az s.
A. j. KLINE, $500 Bloomington av.
E. NJ. LA PENoIIEhH, 4th az and Frank
B. II. LARABEE, 22d st and Hennspin av.
MARSHALL & Co., 1926 Nicollet av.
J. OBERAIEk, IDOL Washington av 3.
Q. NJ. PARDOE 4 co., Lake st and Blooming
J. o. PETERSON, 1901 Washington ay S.
RED CROSS PHARMACY, tit Sd av s.
| CHARLES sAMUELsoN, 1907 Washington
DILLIN PHARMACY, 9th st and Nicollet av.
| ollet av. 4
! G. q. SEIWERT, 2715 e 25th st.
w. II. SWEET, 18th st and Chicago aV.
N. w. SHERWOOD, 1924 Nicollet av.
TUPPER & CHAMBERLAIN. 10th st and 9Th
| ey s. .-.-.-" =. - t.-
NJ. F. WASHBURN, Lake st and Hennepin av.
J. w. WILLIAMS, 1211 q Franklin av. ~
u. H. W1TTlCH, Franklin and bloomington.
NORTH. = -a' r.. ~, -
i G. A. BINGENHEIMER 642 9th av NJ i2-N Il
/ A. L. ,BFSTODEAU,n 1229 Washington av n. s
! CHARLES s. DUktFEL, s629 9th aY N. 49,
| q. b. HUM, " Western av.
| Il. J. NAGEL, 10th ay N and Washington.
! s. j. NASH. 235 2Oth ay N. .sl.'
| OAK PARK DRUG STORE, 1920 9Th av N.
| a. II. PEhSALL, 929 10Th av N. -.
| ROBERTSON DRUG CO.. 1927 Washington av N
RUSSELL & CASE, Lyndale and Western.
D. y. SKINNER, 29Ol Washington av N.
=. b. WILSON, 15UO Goth av N.
JOHN A. klCkEkTS, 4ll7 Washington av N.
SOUTHEAST.
HUNT, 1914 University az Sc.
| A. LIVINGSTON, 515 18th av Sc. 81 --'
J. w. THOMPSON, 800 Washington ay Sc.
TUFTS PHARMACY, S13 4th st Sc.
| UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE, 4Ol 14th av Sc.
G. h, WATERS, Oak and Washington Sc.
/ NORTHEAST. II
n. BEUHLER, 754 Adams st NE. =
.. G: ENGLUND, Spring and Monroe.
r EASrSIDE OFFICE. 200 Central av.tN
BKEDE & ERKEL, 18th ay and Main NE.
SANDBEkG u NUREk, 9th st and Central.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
Wanted.

@~~~~~~~~>~~~~~ ~~~N~-~~-~~-~~~~~~
WE ARE IN A POSITION TO RENT ROOMS
quickly and to desirable tenants; see us if
you. have either furnished or unfinished
rooms for rent. Room Exchange, 500 Temple
Court.
LADY MUSIC TEACHER WOULD LIKE FUR
nished room in exchange for lessons; would
like to hear from lady on Portland $685.
Journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-22
REAR ESTATE TRANSFERS


f. J. stoddard and wife to f. o. Swan
son and wife; in section 80. town III s.-r
range % 49,. -. e
L. Shepard and wife to c. Bailey; lot o. coo
security Bank Of Minnesota to w Hen
& bricks; part block and block a. ,o-
Knapp,s Park avenue addition liiio - =
Brown; part lots o and 10, block s. ooo
Lindley s. Lingenfelter's addition. 1,2OO
lots te aad % Block s. r Borups addition 100
J. D. Ogden and wife to G. A. Lindgren;
lot TO- block l, Monroe Bros.,s addition 1'1oo
r. n. Morrison to p. Larson and wife; lot
Minnesota Debenture company to A. Q.
Cleland; part lots 8 and 10, block 8,
Deans Encouragement ................ 40O
E. +. Lambert and wife to T. Wenzel;
blocks'S and 4, Knapp's Park avenue ~
c. a1 W. Woodbouse and wife to George W.
Rathbun; part lots and 10. block 8,
Lindley & ~Lingenfelter's addition. :. 1850
NJ. G; Van Barnevold and /, husband to
niman's addition ..................... 1900
]. H. stinson and wife to W. D. Arid; lot
6, block ?. Manages supplement- ...:;;. 900
II. NJ. Stone and wife to 3. S. Griffith;
part lots and g. block 6, WINDOWS
NJ a1 seh@dt ct al to II. L. Hartkopf; in 1''0
section 10, town 119, range q, etc.. 1900
I. A. Ruhnke and husband to Eli Sutton;
part lot 10, Auditors subdivision,
H. s. Ludlow how to NJ. E. Norris; lot is,
block 6, Fair Ground addition $500. 1000
NJ. S. Ladue and husband to E. .. Tur-
ner; part lot y, block 119, Morrison,
Smith & Hancock's addition. ......... $50
M. II. Kevel1n to J. s. MacEwen; part
government lot e. section 80, town 11e, 49,
L. K Hull and wife to c. o. Gustafson,
lot s. block 10, Glencar addition 100
H. Hornblower ct al. executors and trus-
tees) to A. Anderson, lot and part lot
3. block T. Williams addition ........ 2,1OO
Henry f. Fisher and wife to Isaac Lin
burg burg ct al; part lot 10, block TO- ,oo
R. oG IT, Hn neRleon and wife to Charles Fl. Nv
Ross. lot "a, block s, Kenwood. 1850
William Hendricks to E. F. Lambert,
blocks and 4, Knapp's Park avenue ~,
H. L. Hartkopf and wife to W. G.
Schmidt, in section 20, town 119. range
B. Folsom and wife to A. G. Roerig, lot ''''
%. block IS, Forest Heights addition. 35C
First National Bank Of Alliance, Ohio,
to b. Won Ende, lot 80, revised Cot an
K. s. Burwel to q. r. Turner part lot i,
| block 119, Morrison, Smith & Hancock's
addition 9ol
S. H.. Bohanon ct al. (trustees) to G. j.
| johnson. lots % and %, block 10, wy o
oming Park addition. ...;.;.: zoo
X. S. Burwell to q. e. Turner. part lot
IL. block 119, Morrison Smith & Han
cocks addition ................:... 95(
! -, block 119, Morrison, Smith & Han
| cocks addition Observation-Disclosures. 1,O5(
J. F. Brown and wife to NJ. Brown, lot IA,
| Barnes Encouragement .............. 1,6Ot
| L. Baron and wife to 0. L. Latham, lots
7. s, 8, TO-. II and IL, block T. Min
| netonka boulevard .................... 1Ol
NJ H. Anderson and husband to NJ. H.
| Kevelin, part lot u, block 2, Pages
addition Observation-Disclosures. 1,sO
Total -. S4S,l2
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BOARD AND; ROOMS

,
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, ALSO A
smaller room in all modern corner house; fine
large lawn, tirst-class board; walking distance
to courthouse or Day toms; moderate price. 1922
4th av S. -s.-sI e.
NICE MODERN FURNISHED ROOM WITH A
private family; lady employed during the day;
breakfast and dinner. Mrs. H. Miller, POLO
i Park av.
HOTEL RICHMOND; HAVE A FEW DESIR.
able outside rooms, single or for families,
with excellent table board; rate 81 per week
and up. 80 go So
WE HAVE SEVERAL PLEASANT ROOMS
special low price; table board. S22 I'd av S.
ROOMS, BOARD; DETACHED HOUSE,
porcbes, lawn and barn; desirable location;
summer rates. 124 18th st. Main 4635 Ii.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT WITH
board; steam heat and bath rooms; central
location. 1922 Hawthorn av. NJ 1421 il.
LARGE FRONT RooM-vERY PLEASANT,
summer or winter. % 18th st s, Park
and library. Z. C. 3779.
NICE FRONT WITH BATH, FRONT ROOM
without bath. Hotel Southern, 4th S and
9th ST.
HOTEL WAVERLY-sEE WHAT WE HAVE
before you settle. Single, suites, private baths.
HOTEL CL1NToN-RooMs WITH OR WITH.
out board; elevator. 4th av S and Grant st.
NICE ROOM WITH BOARD, SUITABLE FOR
two gentlemen 512 It'll st S.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD FOR
rent at 43 7th st S.
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TORRENT e 4
Unfurnished Houses.

27s5 PARK Av, IL ROOMS, ALL MOD
ern -. .3Aoo'oo
1928 18th st Sc. IA rooms. all modern,
frame barn .................. 75.OO
1900 Sd av S, brick dwelling and barn,
IA rooms, all modern ............ $500
1884 Portland av. 16 rooms. all modern,
Darn oO.Vo
1868 Portland av, Is rooms, modern,
stone and brick house ........... $500
barn ........ $500
26l7 Nicollet ay 10 rooms, modern ...... 5000
25O1 Stevens aV, 8 rooms, modern. -. $3.50
523 Sd av Sc, 6 rooms, bath, gas, fur
1924 9th st Sc, 10 rooms, furnace, bath,
r. gas, city water .................. $500
300 9th st Sc, I rooms, bath. gas, fur
mace, city water ................. 25.OO
1927 Linden av 10 rooms, modern, bath,
gas, city water, furnace %. 90
COS E 22d st, 5 rooms city water, bath,
s45 RI Franklin av, rooms city water i7:5o
230S 18th av S., second-foor fiat, rooms
city water, sewer, closet 1000
1881 u LIST N, second-foor fiat, rooms,
city, water .......... ........ 800
JOG 26th st. second floor. rooms,
city water .....:. .:.....: ...... 500
1O4 E 26th st. second floor 3, rooms, :
city water .............. 900
George Odlum, Manager,
Rui1d
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

Z CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE
~~-0~~e~~~c~Sc<~| S~---0~~>(~~<>~>
Continued.
Martin Hotvet and Inga G. Brottem.
Carl Bolander and Helena G. Newman
Walter l.. Shanks and Henrietta Ye
Edward Corson and CLARA Bergan.
Norman G., Richardson and Betsy A.. Brundage.
Otto Scheibe and Elsie Abraham.
Swan j.. Lidberg and Martha l1ndgren.
Thomas Frasee and Hilma Anderson.
Joseph Coyne and Maria Violin.
Osias Schwartz and Rose Rigles.
Edward Mason and Mary u. Dickey.
Per Olaf Norman and Hanna Sunden.
Wallace l.. Kullberg and Mildred A. Lawson.
DEATHS.
Lee-Agnes 1904 Ninth street S.
Carnehan--Frank Fortieth avenue and
Washington
Bell-Sanie, Northwestern hospital.
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ANY. INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
good income corresponding for newspapers
experience unnecessary. Send for particulars
Press Syndicate, Lockport, N. Y.
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MINING INVESTMENTS

Q SEE SCI us US roa 'srocRss. % @
O Crandan, Pierce Go, 416 Guaranty Bldg.
O. N. 1850 J2. II. c. 1888.
o o Q
80 YEARS IN MINING; NONE BUT FIRST
class stocks handled Address me before buy.
ing. w. P. Mcdonald 302 Andrus bldg. Mpls.
3. B. HIGBEE, DEALER IN HIGH-GRADN
investment stocks mineral lands and patents.
410-411 Germania Life building, st. Paul.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,

The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels: -
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BUILDING PERMITS

W frame A. se dwelling ''io ae $500 Z So 400
= frame n dWeiiing @ -. ~ " 1900
WE NE. frame dwelling Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Fourteen minor permits $685.
\, Total .$1O,555
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TEACHER TO INSTRUCT BOY OF 10 IN
arithmetic. Address S0s3, Journal.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

SCHOOL OF DRAMATIC ART.
A movement is in progress to estab-
lish In Minneapolis high grade dramatic
school, with full corps of Instructors An
actress of wide experience and acknowledged
ability will be dramatic instructor. There
will be specialists in stage dancing, fencing,
physical training, etc. Rehearsals for plays
to be presented in the late summer and early
fall will begin at once. The first ten pupils
will be taken at reduced rates For terms
business manager. Cora Ross Clarke,
62Oh NicOllet room All.
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NURSES OR LADY TEACHERS NOT CoNTIN!
uously employed can find very lucrative and
fascinating employment by calling at Room 415
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wANTED-A YOUNG LADY WITH EXPERT.
ence in bookkeeping and stenography; must be
accurate; state age and wages expected;
good opportunity. Address 1854 Journal.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwoRK-ONE
who will 60 south with family for winter
Call 1851 Bourne av, st. Anthony Park. Take
Como Harriet car, get off Carter st.
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WANTED-COOK AND SECOND GIRL IN
family at Deephaven, Lake Minnetonka. APP
ply to G. P. Brown at the Plymouth Clothing
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LADIES CUT THIS oUT-FANCY SIDE COMBS
given away with every hair switch; 200 gray
switches on special sale at half price; mail
orders filled. BrahIs Hair Bazaar, 400 Mic
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Unfurnished Rooms

LARGE FRONT ROOM VERY PLEASANT,
summer or winter; % 18th st S, near park
and library. T., C. 1919.
FOR RENT-FoUR ROOMS, UPSTAIRS, WITH
city water; in good repair; call at 2212 Mon
roe st NE.
FOUR UPSTAIRS FOR GROWN PEOPLE. sos
18th av S. IS.
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pga::Saarsrm Steamer
So So SIDNEY
Only $4,000

with ten days. stop-over in st. Louis.
For full information regarding passenger and
freight rates, address HARRY CLARK, General
Agent office foot Of sibley street, opposite union
depot, st. Paul. Both telephones, No. 90. .
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WANTED-EXPERIENCE PLAIN IRONFR,
marker and sorter, starchers and girl to run
body ironer, at Hossfelds Laundry, SIS Sd
ay s.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
~r~~~~---~-o~~~-~
ARE YOU SATIsFIED2
Are you earning all You are worth9
Are you anxious to make change?
Do you know what our business is?
Do you know that we have excellent po-
sitions with big salaries waiting
for competent and eff
fcient help?

We want at present:
High-grade Bookkeepers,
Stenographers,
General Store Clerks,
Bank Cashiers and Clerks.
Lumberyard Managers and good capable men,
experienced in all lines of
business.
Thousands of the most prominent firms all
over the west call us for
help.
Call or write for plan Of placing re-
liable people in good paying
positions
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Furnished Rooms.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, WITH
| .alcove; hardwood floors, bath and phone; also
side rooms at reasonable prices. 40 9th
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WANTED-Bo FOR AN NIPPLE.
ment business, in a good Minnesota town.
State experience and give age and references.
Address S0SS, Journal.
WANTED-TAILoR,L Ar ONCE, VEST AND
pantsmaker.. Vests, 81: pants, 50; repair work,
one-half. Will pay half fare. Vim. Tank,
Long Prairie, MINI.
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-10
EXPLODING POWDER WORKS
Four Men Killed and Several h.
 jured at Phoenixville, III.
bodies Blown to Pieces and the Pieces Scattered Ia the Tree
 ToPs-HearL Ten Niles

St. Louis. Nov. S.-With report distinctly heard and felt ten miles away. the press house of the Phoenix powder works. at Phoenixville. on the Plttsburg bluffs, between Belleville and East St. Louis, exploded Four men were killed and number injured The dead are Louis Hall, William Humes and George Humes all employees at the miil, living on the Belleville rock road near the top of the bluffs, and Walter knobel of BelleYille
 The building in which the explosion occurred was blown to kindling wood. Adjoining buildings were damaged The cause of the explosion has not been ascertained.
 The press house, which blew up. was frame building. In it the powder was pressed into cakes.
 The bodies of the Humes brothers and Hall were blown to pieces and the pieces were scattered among the tree tops. The legs of Knoebel were blown on, but the upper part of his body was ieft intact. A year ago John Humes, a brother of William and Louis Hume3, was killed there in an explosion.
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-10
hawaii's Politics.

Honolulu, Nov. 9.-Scnator Mo Candless and others have sent to President Roosevelt a protest against the territorial loan for which Secre
 tary Atkinson is now en route to Washington to secure the approval of President Roosevelt The last leg
 islature made a provision for issuing a loan Of $l,250,000 and made appro- priations accordingly. Gov. Carter decided to Issue and expend only $750,000 and 1t Is to secure this amount that Secretary Atkinson has gone to Washington. The protestants claim that Gov. Carter Is exercising a legislative function in attempting to issue an unauthorized loan of &750.- 900 and selecting which items among the appropriations shall be carried
The Forrest City times., 1905-11-10
MURDER OR SUICIDE?
Lucien Eckhardt shot and k1lleA Just After Leaving His Sweet
 heart In St. Louie.

St Louis. Nov. s.-Lucien Eckhardt. of 15i9 South Eleventh street. 2i years old, and happy in the thought of his approaching marriage to pretty Kath- erine Burns. of 633 Edmund avenue. was killed by shot from his own pis- tol at midnight. few minutes after he had given his fiancee lingering good night" at her foster fathers door. and within 100 feet of her.
 Miss Burns and her family heard four shots, and when they and the po- lice came upon the youths body his re- volver with four empty cartridges in the cylinder was beside him; bullet in his heart, fired through his bottoned overcoat. had caused Instant death Whether he killed himself or his weapon was turned upon him by a footpad in death struggle is mys- tery.