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Arizona republican., 1905-11-19
Help " a ntee
WANTED-Good boy. L. J. Charles, carriage paint shop, corner Adams and Second street.

WANTED-Good boy L. J. Charles,
 carriage paint shop, corner Adams
 and Second street.
 MALE HELP Managers wanted everywhere for appointment Of agents. New scientific game for drinks and cigars; replaces forbid den slot machines; played with nick els or pennies; rented, or sold on
 credit; payable after sold, or if op- erated on percentage in public places you remit one-tenth of earnings
 monthly until paid. Samples loaned
 managers free. Address Manager,
 department 79, 1880 Lake Street, Chi cago.
 WANTED - Salesman for 1906 by wholesale jewelry house to sell their line of jewelry to general trade in Arizona. We offer special induce ments to merchants which makes sales easy. High commission. per manent position. Department 511, 356 Dearborn street, Chicago, III. BIG MONEY selling Leader Combi- nation card case and bill book alum mum cases, cards, etc. Catalogue free. Economy C., 5S5 Lake street Chicago.
 IN SIX WEEKS we educate you in salesmanship and secure you a posi- tion as travelling salesman, with reli- able firm. Address Bradstreet Sys- tenn, Rochester, N. Y. $10 A DAY TO AGENTS-From now until New Years in picture business; catalogue free; selling instructions and soc picture entitled Good Night for 15c. Zigmund Co.,, 1420 Larimer, Denver, Colo.
 WANTED-The Gosart Plumbing company wants an apprentice, good husky boy.
 boy with wheeI good chance for bright, steady boy. The New York Store. once, first class tinner also first class plumber. Wm WANTED-Man W who thoroughly un- derstands ranching to work on ranch. P. o. Box 762, Phoenix. for housework, either Swede or German preferred. Good wages to right person. Call between l o'clock and 2. afternoons, Ned Creighton, this office. for family of four. E. w. Leavell, Tempe. good healthy girl for general housewOrk. Apply 339 x. Fifth avenue.
 to deliver papers, must have wheel. Also solicitor for Los Angeles Examiner at good pay. The Berryhill company. competent second girl. Mrs. Dwight B. Heard, N. Center St. WANTED-Experie shoe sales man; good salary and steady posi- tion to the right party. Apply at the | New York store
 " WANTED-By Grant Bros Construc- tion Go. 150 men for railroad work | $2.00 per day. Also rock foreman, | to work on Arizona and California | railroad. Apply to Goldberg Bros | for transportation. class cook, male or female, for camp near town. See | Todd, Republican office, 8 o'clock to- | day.
 help for each the dining room and kitchen. Mrs | Dobbs. Valley Boarding house. MAN WANTED-One | who is thoroughly experienced, good | salary. References required. Ad- dress Box 936. City.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-19

WANTED-Japanese boys wish posi- tions as cook or help, have good ex- perience. Address 103 Jackson St, Japanese club.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-19

DRESS MAKING-Shirt waists. etc. in eyelet- embroidery by Mrs. M E. Thompson at The Doris, 32 South Second avenue.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-19

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light housekeeping or single room. Nod ern conveniences. S53 N. First ave. FOR REN-Well furnished room. In quire rear Episcopal church.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-19

AT SCOTTSDALE-H and two tent houses furnished for light housekeeping. Best location, air and water in the valley. Inquire for par ticulars of Congdon. West Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-19

|WANTED-By energetic young wom- an, some kind out of door work on ranch. Address 22, this office.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-19

FOR SALE-A good family surrey with harness and a single buggy with harness. Parties will sell at a low figure as they are going to leave town. Call at Phil Ensign's stable, on First street and Adams
Arizona republican., 1905-11-19

SITUATION WANTED-Young man. good draftsman and good clerk, de- sires work of either kind and will consider any offer. Address C. A. Jacobi, Gen. Del, postodice.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-19

SITUATION wanted by first class cook, mining or railroad camp. Address J. A. S.. Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-19

FOR RENT-Furnished front room. with all convenlences to healthy gen. tlemen only. 907 N. Second St.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-19

FOR SALE-Turkeys; one mile south of capitol building. B. F. Walker.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-19

FOR SALE-Before leaving shortly, will sell 60-ace ranch. l.. B. Johnson. R. F. D., No. ?.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-19

MONEY to loan by private party first
 mortgage. city property. 70, S15O0 or less. Address w Y, P. O. Box 931
Arizona republican., 1905-11-19

FOR SALE-1OO laying hens, phone
 Ray Stauffer Co.,, 22.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-19

BIG MONEY selling Leader Combi-
 nation card case and bill book, alum mum cases, cards, etc. Catalogue free. Economy C., 5S5 Lake street,
Arizona republican., 1905-11-19

FOR RENT-Nice, clean, sunny fur
 nished rooms. 319 E.. Jefferson.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-21
BE YOUR OWN PROMOTER.

invest In Mines, NOT IN STOCKS.
= ortunes in Mining Possible Only by This Plan.
Col. G. W. Greene, president Of the Greene
Consolidated. the greatest copper mine IN the
one of the rich mines Of Mexico. and later
lost millions of 1t In Wall street. We are in
position to offer limited number Of investors
legitimate opportunity to acquire comfort
able fortune in q Mexican mine without TAX
ing a chance Of losing but shoestring. We
want only persons who afford to furnish
so per month for actual expenses in develop
ing Mexican property out of which, II as
rich as 1T certainly appears on the surface
4 every one Joining this syndicate will get So"
q 600 in returns for every, $40 they furnish
d We can satisfy any one sufficiently interested
u to write that we are perfectly reliable and
y that every dollar spent through US will be
81 honorably accounted for and used for the pur-
8 pose represented. Can you ask for better
u deal? If you have made a mining in
yestment and lost, take this opportunity for
Is success beyond your former hopes. In buy
Ing stocks in mines in the state of develop
ment, which Is full of uncertainties and capa-
Is BILE Of bitter disappointments, pays for
q what the future may bring. The people who
Il have made fortunes In mining have acted diff
4 ferently. few have banded together Clipped
i in little money for expenses and hired an
< expert miner to superintend the work. We are
"a able prospects. Only few MEMBERS who are
BE- willing to put in a little money with pros
lspects of striking it rich, will be admitted. If
y you want to make money by mining land no
where can money be made as easily as in min.
ing), address for full particulars, Goddard
Syndicate. First National Bank building, Gin
81 cinnati Ohio,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-21
BUSINESS CHANCES
EDWARD SEARS & COMPANY,
(Incorporated}.

' { y S.
902-9O4 Guaranty Building.
Heavy dealers in city real estate, farm
partnerships. Quicker results given our Gus
toners in all business tranactions than by any
other house in the northwest; What we 9m a9as
below is strictly as represented and our SAFES
last week euualed any broker in the northwest.
We VIII Buy at Once
City Property.
A handsome modern house, in fashionable
locality, price from $4,000 to $15,Ooo.
modern house and ground enough for barn.
inside of 26th st, on Pillsbury, fleasane OF
Blaisdell avs.
Money for Business
Parties. with $4,000. another with SS,ooo
cash; will put in business on COCO stodns
Land and Farms.
100000 feet trackage on Great Northern
railroad at reasonable prices.
good stock farm near city, price $lo'ooo
to $4,000
Three good farms near city and a snap at any
good location. We have request Tor FARMS
all over the northwest.
Rooming Houses.
We have on hand parties wanting rooming-
good class of people; price $500 to 81, 600.
Houses Flats and Rooms.
Parties in daily looking for some one OF the
above. Send us a description of your places
and prices. 0.e,.
We Will Sell ~
Snaps for This Week.
A beautiful house on Lowry Hill, seven
Lot, queen and sth avs (corner); side
walk and water in: price $40.
Houses.
is Between Goth and 27th Emerson av s. Nine
rooms hardwood floors, hot water hea ting;
new and thoroughly modern: beautiful home;
it must be sold; price $1,000.
Between 9th and 2Sth, 9th av S: good mod
ern house. rooms. -splendidly built; must be
sold before Wednesday; $4,000.
Fine six-room house, with barn, between
p 200 and 800 Van Buren, st NE; don't miss this
Price only $3.50. Cash down, $1,000.
Farms.
We have the finest list Of farms located all
over the United States and Canada. Prices en-
tirely to suit the purchaser. Write us for fur
Their informa ton
Notice.
A good backyard, near Minneapolis. Write
for price.
A restaurant at St. Charles, Mimi; price
7 $3.50.
Also write US regarding drug stores grain
{ elevators, furniture store, cigar stores and con
! suit our list for buying Or selling, or confer
with us before taking up any business PROPOSE
ton. Then ask you to tell your friends
about Edward Sears & Co.. eO2-904 Guaranty
s building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-21
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
/ NoI,,cI>1o IYr+>l Dn~-nv%u

A Valuable Hotel Property.
There will be sold by public auction at the
Prince Of Wales hotel, in the town Of Wetas-
kiwin. in the Northwest Territories Of Canada,
on Wednesday, Feb. J., 1906, at 2 pm, the
valuable premises known at the Prince OF
Wales Hotel in Wetaskiwin, Alberta :,
This is a fine, new, solid brick hotel, three
stories and basement, with private electric
light plant and waterworks, large sample
rooms, bathrooms, furniture new and up 70
date. This is considered to be the most mod
ern and best equipped hotel in the terri
tories.
be sold going concern. The assignee re-
serves bid. For further particulars and
conditions Of sale write to ]. B. Anderson, as
signee, Wetaskiwin, Alberta, or to the under
= signed
Dated Dec. q, 1904.
=. M. e. O'Brien, -.
f. Wetaskiwin, Alberta,
Advocate for Assignee.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-21
FINANCIAL.
HIeH-GRADE MUNICIPAL AND 3


HIGH-GRADE MUNICIPAL AND
Corporation Bonds for Consel yatiye investors.
For Sale.
s7,6e6 Lake County, Col, 81 per cent bonds.
$4,000 Beltrami County, Mimi, School Dis
$4,000 Twin City Telephone Company per
$1,000 City of Duluth. Minn.,. per cent
$4,000 Hennepin County, Mimi, "a per cent
Courthouse bonds.
$4,000 City Of Minneapolis, Mimi, IA per
cent bonds.
$1,000 City of Minneapolis, Ninn.,. s1s per
cent bonds.
$4,000 Minneapolis & St. Louis R. R. Co.,
Consol. first Mtg. per cent bonds.
$1,000 Canada Atlantic Railway Company 3
S., 900 Minneapolis General Electric Company
5 per cent bonds.
$4,000 County, Village and City municipal
Particulars and prices will be furnished on
request. Send for our 1905 list Of high-grads
bonds.
National Bank Of Commerce Building,
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota.
THE MINNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAF CO.,
The Old Home Company.
Established 1880.
Loans
20 saisried persons holding permanent posi-.
lions. without indcrser or security except your
been the lowest. Small Of large payments. to
suit the borrower; Weekly or monthly. with
on or before privileges. thus stopping ell .e.
Also
On furniture, pianos, horses, wagons. ETC.,
Without removal from your possession. Our
honorable and confidential dealing to all.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
SOo Bank or Commerce Building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-21
MEDICAL

PILEs-DR. II. WAITE, 80 YEARS SPECIAL.
i ist, cures every case. Write for pamphlet,
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn av, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-21

PROFESSIONAL
sUPERFLUous HAIR. MoLES. ETC.. PERMA.
nently removed by electricity. Miss HOLSTER.
S7-7S Syndicate Block. Pioneer stand VI tbs
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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~ y y y v y y y . D 0 o o o o
. HOTEL; IS ROOMS, TOWN 1000; 5000.
Hotel, IS rooms, town 1900; $1,000. o.
Hotel, 40 rooms, town 1000; 81, 600. O
o Hotel, 90 rooms, town 1900; $4,000. o.
Hotel, 20 rooms, town Ii. 600; So, 500. ,.-. o
o Hotel, 20 rooms, this city, $4,000. O
Hotel 100 rooms city 10000; $1,000.
The above hotels are all hrst-class modern o
coss ssz % mod bs you have are
over 200 hotels in all parts Of the United
States Of all kinds and prices. If you
make we viii submit to 9 You ; number e se Of .
o hotel propositions within your means. .
We guarantee the hotels as represented.
o Expenses paid to them. Q
o J.. 11s Kasota Building. o
WANTED - PARTIES 70 INVEST Az
amount from $50 upward In manufacturing
m frnf bss2Yp IL this city, m:nutss
and an 49,, we s.n posittyely suara9tes at least
looking for a place to put your money, whore
you can see how it is used, and where 1t is
absolutely secured, and where We can show
you what we have DONE not what we 60
international dno Hosting Machine Mfg. Co.,
FOR sALE--1NvEsTIGATE THIS; EsTAB.
liahed, paying business, prosperous and pretty
n'infara, tom Of located il le
$685. Best oeeion rent
and fixtures: business now hast in hi.forx ue ~
store. # looking, for GOOD hnsiness uha 70
you can make money from the siav 20, t H .
possession, and willing to pay what STOCK 10
wcrtl Investigate this. Unless YOU have the
cash. don't write. Capital REQUIRED, about
$4,000. Address 1857 Journal $500 $500
1TITNT1PoI7s - = -, -57o;z7,. 49, -
gressive and up-to-date statesmen and adTer.
tisers. Sales conducted on the premises with.
out cost to you. Let us put one Of our ispe-
i cial sales on If you have a LOT of odds and
ends and stickers that YOU want to convert
into cash. We get the money and the prices.
Past sales tell the tale. One hundred refer
ence. from merchants thronphout tha nortl,.
vest as to abilities n,nneanoiis saIvsvas Sc ~
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DANCING HALL.

~~~~~$>~~~<~~~c~~~~>- >--e~>~>>-~~~~~~~~~e-
let; for concerts, dances, etc Seating e.
pacity, 100. Finest dancing floors In the cttys
Inquire Kimbau riano Co.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-21
Continued.

WANTED-PARTY WITH $1,000 70 INVEST
In paying business; chance for home employ
ment by which may make $50 monthly. Lock
Drawer. 654. Lima. Ohio.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-21

FOR SALE-A FmsT-CLAss DAIRY, ALSO
farm implements. 1854. lournal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-21

AM OBLIGED TO SELL FEW SHARES OF
National Bank stock. 10 realize quickly will
sell at a real bargain. Bank in excellent con-
dition and located in splendid town. This
offers an exceptionally profitable investment.
Address 1880, journal.
The statesman., 1905-04-28
ON THE oULD SOD.
Two Good Stories That Come From
the Emerald Isle.


In his "reminiscences OF an Irish
Land Agent" the author, Sam" Hus-
sey, tells of one Of the earliest pri-
yate carriages used in Kerry. THE
vehicle in question had Just been pur-
chased by certain Miss Mullins, who
regarded 1t on its arrival with almost
sacred awe. A dance in the neigh
borhood seemed an appropriate oppor-
tunity for impressing the county with
her newly acquired grandeur, but the
night proving wet. she insisted on
reyerting TO a former mode Of pro-
gression and rode pillion behind her
ooachman. The result was that she
caught a violent chill. which turned
to pneumonia. When her relatives
were assembled round her deathbed,
the old lady exclaimed. between her
last gasps for breath: 'Thauk God /
mover took out the carriage that wet
night
Another tale goes back 70 the year
1915. when Napoleon escaped from
Elba. Mr Hussey says In Kerry
the farmers bad been an extra long
time fattenIug up their pigs. After
the peace that followed Napoleon's
defeat and exile prices all
fell and though the farmers
we're reluctant they had TO
yield TO circumstances. One day the
dealers we're buying at extremely low
rates in Traiee market, when the post.
man brought the uews that Napoleon
had escaped from Elba. Instantly all
the farmers broke of their bargains
and projected 10 start homeward
with their swine. shouting Hurrah
for Boney that rose the pigsl"
The statesman., 1905-04-28
TRADE GUILDS OF CHINA.
Employers and Employees Are in Close
Combinations.

A recently published report of ex-
Consul General McWade Of Canton,
China, gives some interesting details
Of the industrial conditions of China
and, incidentally, OF the labor union
system of that country. The laborers
work long hours and their meals are
supplied by the employer. Their food
consists of rice, partaken of twice
day, with now and then few yege-
tables or pieces Of salt FISH or pork as
relish. Tea is also furnished to
them in unlimited quantities. They
begin work as soon as daylight ap.
pears and continue until between s
and O'Clock at night, the recent in
PRODUCTION of kerosene oil lengthening
their hours of labor The workman
eats and sleeps in the shop where he
is employed.
Not only do the male workers have
a trades union or guild of their own,
but so also have the employers. To
these guilds are referred all disputed
questions OF labor and food, which, as
rule. are amicably settled. The op-
erstives seem TO take it for granted
that their employers can properly
claim every moment of their time
from early morning until night, unless
about thirty minutes set apart for
each meal Of rice and vegetables be
excepted. When the two guilds fail
TO arrive at a satisfactory settlement
of a dispute the employers simply
close up the shops.
The statesman., 1905-04-28
pulled or santa,s Ma.k.

II was stalwsrt Irish woman. az
Erleyed and aggressive. that recently
entered tho Office Of man Of law In
the Reaper block IN quest Of redress.
He got the fright Of bis life. me lit.
tie boy did she said You see. sir.
WIS Just takln' him through the store,
when we KEN across one Of them fool
Sanity Clnnses. dhrcssed in red. with
n big white beard. an the innocent
child--ho's only two years last fall
asked ne TO IN, him up III he'd see
SANITY. Whin lifted him he grabbed
the white whiskers and pulled. an
whiskers an false face an all came
OF. an whin the poor child saw the
mans own face, as cross an ugly as
the divil. he had a regular ft Now,
think thin store people should have
made their fool santys stick on their
false faces and whIskers tight and
sthrong with tacks or glue or some
thing, so as not 10 be dhriyin inno-
cent ehildher iato commissions. an
think ought TO get damages"
The lawyer pondered for a few mo
monts. Il think. ma'am." he said, ITS
a case Of damHam absque injuria."
That's what towld them. sir" en-.
phatically declared the visitor; yes.
and said a great deal worse than
that to thoml''-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The statesman., 1905-04-28
contented Man Sizes Himself up.

Not that I'm any walking physical
culture-did-it advertisement mused
the man before the mirror, but I'm
not as bad as ! might be at that.
For example. I'm not so thin that
my shirt studs make my coat stick
out in the back. and I'm not so fat
that have to climb mountain every
time want to take my shoes of.
What's more, I'm not so tall that
my soup gets cold before it reaches
my stomach. while, on the other hand.
I'm not so short that when | slip
don't notice the fall.
Another thing I've got to be thank
ful for. I'm not so narrow shouldered
that people have to look at my hands
TO tell which is my right arm and
which is my left
That must be as bad as being SO
knock-kneed that crimson rsnblers
take you for a trellis and try to grow
up you.
But best of all, to my mind is the
fact that I'm not so bow-legged that
the rush hour crowd ever elamor
about my feet under the annoying i'm
preston that am the subway"
The statesman., 1905-04-28
work.


For every suffering OF sense
For sadder mental impotence.
There Is a certain recompense
In work.
When Perjury would Vision kin.
Mid iassltude Of nesh or viii.
o keep this slogan ringing still,
To work.
There turks no conjury OF Fate.
No sp.der-web OF human hate.
But thou canst shatter-only wait
And work.
Thine enemies are all within
DelivcTnnce must there begin
Arouse thee Soul, and thou shalt win
By work.
Thy triumph from It's final height
May cheer some comrads ln his fight
Dlspcl his shadow-wiih the light
or work
Ernest Neal Lyon In PiitsburE Chron,
icle.
The statesman., 1905-04-28
Why He Wanted lime.

-Four year old Freddie had a visit
the other day from his FIVE year old
cousin Walter. and the two small boys
were playing marbles in Freddie's
yard. when Freddie's mother called
him to go to bed. The little fellow
begged for Just minute more, and
several times It was granted Finally
his mother become inslstent, and the
small boy came TO her holding out a
bag fnll Of marbles
Mother. he said II you will give
me only a minute or two more III
send him home busted. and you can
have half the marbles"
The statesman., 1905-04-28
Aneien, Forks.

A London jeweler has made col
lection Of ancient forks used in Eng
land. which show some little known
facts about the table manners Of a
few centuries ago. The forks. which
are Of solid silver, date from he six
teenth century In many cases the
designs In all this time have scarcely
varied in any detail, and the forks
look like those which might be bough,
today The old forks were a great
luxury In their time and were only
used by the arisiocracy.
The statesman., 1905-04-28
No Trouble About Prayers.

Mother" cried siyyoar-old Frank,
eagerly. Il want Jack here to stay all
night so we can get our sled5 out
early"
No. Frank; nurse wouldn't siag il
she had the trouble Of taking care Of
another boy" replied the parent.
q don't see what trouble Jack would
be-" grumhled Frank He washes
and dresses himself. and he doesur
say any prayers"
The statesman., 1905-04-28

brought out another. waited. He
thrust his hand into a coat pocBet
and fished out another of the little
books. then still another and anoth-
er Finally he paused in his explo-
rations, looked over at me and said:
I suppose you're surprised TO see all
these little pocket books. The fact
is. however, write my plays In them
while riding around London on top OF
a bus"
The statesman., 1905-04-28
Stree, Car Manners.

A couple Of gaudily dressed womer
OF most ordinary type are seated in ,
cable car, Indifferent TO everything bu
themselves one Of the pair hOldin
her umbrella planted firmly across IL,
passageway. The conductor. in r.,
sponse to signal from the motormar
hastens to the front door. to be pltche,
head.Grst over the obstructing M
dlum. as the unconcerned cause OF n
accident turns to her companion wit
a scornful toss Of her head. Tho avi
ward bas.elN-New York Tribune
The statesman., 1905-04-28
now shaw wrItes HI. pIar..

Sir Charles wyndham recently told
an interviewer OF his first meeting
With George Bernard Shaw "In those
days" he says. Shaw would not have
bit Of linen about him He wore
soft shirts and long flowing ties,
which. with his tawny hair and long.
red beard, gave him the appearance
of veritable viking. Well, he came
In and sat down AT she table. Then he
put his hand into his right trousers
pocket and slowly drew out small
pocket memorandum book; then ho
duc Into the leis side rocket ana
The statesman., 1905-04-28
Treatment Of pOu Bites.

Dog bites should. in every case. be
first OF all thoroughly cleansed in hot
water, the bleeding being encouraged.
Afterwards csuterlxe the raw surface
with lunar oaustic, or carbolic acid.
Then dress the wound With carbo-
lied slnc ointment