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New-York tribune., 1905-03-27
SECRETARY MORTON HURRYING HOME
cuts Short His Cuban Trip to Join Presiden
tiai Party.

washington. March 2s-Secretary Morton, who
.enflv left IN the Dolphin for Porto Rican and
cuban ports has found it necessary TO curtail his
visits at the different places where stops are sched
led 10 be made in order that he return to
Tasbineton in time join the Presidential party
x~hich will leave here April for trip to Texas
and Colorado. A hurried call was made at San
Itan and even with brief stops at Guantanamo
and Havana it is calculated that the Dolphin bare
1.i' % land the Secretary In the United States in
lima 70 start with the President on his journey.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-27

1t is known that after the suppression or the
olutionary movement at Rio Janeiro the state
OF Siege had been proclaimed in November. 1904
As usual. 1t tor only thirty days. but II had
been prorogated already last February. and it was
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AGENCIES


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Ads will be, accepted at any of the
following agencies at same rate as at
journal office:
-. SOUTH.
c. A. ANDERSON, 1886 Lake st..
ARV!DsoN q STuLTz, 26o3 Stevens av.
M. AUNE, 18th st and Henuepin ay.
v. {. BuCHANAN, Ids E Lake st. a..
CRocKER 4. THoMpsoN, COL sth av s.
A. B. CkoWEL * lol2 Hennepin av. ...
A. DOUGLASS, 3457 Chicago av. r. r.
A. w. GAGHAGEN, 1887 u Franklin av.
.. ?: NASH, a2l Cedar av. --
GUGWTrZ & Jones, 245I Bloomington az.
J. w. HARRAH. Ills 4th av $.
W. K: HICKS, 1881 E Franklin av. $3.50.
]. H. KINPORTS, 26th st and Lyndale az.
4 Kline SSSq lRSHnn 4{S av and
B, i; LAEABEE, - 22d St St. and Hennepin av.
J. OBERM1ER.. 1ooi Washington av S.
G. M. PARDOE & CO., Lake st and Blooming.
]. Q. PETERSON, 1901 Washington av s.
RED CROSS PHARMACY, ~ 80 az s.
1897 W. az
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.. NORTH.
G. A. BINGENHEIMER. 642 9th av N. ,,..
A. L. BISTODEAU, 1929 Washington av N.
CHARLES S. DURFEL, 629 9th av N.
C. H. HUM, SO Western ay.
F. J. NAGEL, 10th N and Washington.
S. J. NASH, 235 goth av N.
OAK PARK DRUG STORE, 1920 9th av N.
A. H. PERSAIL, 929 2Oth av N.
ROBERTSON DRUG CO.. 1921 Washington av N
RUSSELL & CASE, Lyndale and Western.
c. b. SKINNER, POOL Washington N.
e. B. WILSON, 1900 goth av N.
JOHN A. RICKERTS, Att Washington av N.
.. SOUTHEAST.
HUNT, 1914 University av Sc.
! A. LIVINGSTON, 515 14th av Sc. .
| J. W. THOMPSON, 800 Washington av Sc.
TUFTS PHARMACY, S13 4th st Sc. -
| G. E. WATERS, Oak and Washington Sc. sl>.
| - -., NORTHEAST. ,e =. af5',
| H. BEUHLER, 754 Adams st Me-
ID. @. ENGLUND, Spring and Monroe.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

c>~>~~~>c~~~s>-~- ~~~>~~~~@-~~~~~~~~~
A; Collin, part lot Z, block 40, town .oo
s. schanz e and husband to B. /. Dickson. s10o
lot s. block s. Edgewood addition,
P. 8: Nowberg to A. Collin, lot is, block
E. B. segerstrom ' and wife to Thomas
Howard, lots 2, g. "A and Is, block
8, Parker's first addition. ............ $500
James Pratt and wife to e. Rosenstein,
lot 10, block 2 Excelsior addition. -. s,1oo
F. L.. Potter and husband to E. l.. Lee
land, lot l. block A. Calhoun Park. $500
l.. OXndail to a. Engman, lot TO- block 8,
California alntT Park addition 800
block g. Cutters addition. 500
J. NJ Norris and wife to "A. F. Pillsbury,
lots II to As inclusive, ETC., block u,
Joseph H. Morton ct al. to NJ. F. Dress Dress: WV
iie er, part art, lots and o, block 8, High
S. Mahoney and wife to II. B. Farms
Worth, lots 6 and 7, block 7, Turner &
s. Mahoney and ' Wife to A. B. Farms: SUI
worth; lots 6, 7 and s. block s, Tur- r.
ner & Warnock addition. ............. 300
section 2, township 2s range "a. 800. $500
]. w.. Kneeland and husband to II. N.
P Brad aGg+,d lot 2a block g. Portland ,oo
e. G. Keller and wife to NJ. F. stteil- NV
wagen; lots %, "a, 25 block %, Oak ~
W: W Huntington and wife to III: II. j. -'''
Minar; part of lot 7, block 10, Harmon's
addition ............. ............... 1000
c. B. Hefelfnger and wife to Joseph H.
Krumholz; lot 4, block 2, Byrnes' ad-
w. A. Goodwin and wife to s. Schanz
lot IL, block IA, Nicollet Park addi- ooo
H. H. Folsom and wife to A. Jackson;
| lots Is and 10, block 1, Smith & Howe's
First addition l6O
| A. A. Cole and wife to NJ Navratil;
| part of lots II and IS, block p, Men
W. I. Beard Beard to NJ. c. Mooney; lot ID, ..o,
| block 81, Remngtons Second addition. 300
NJ. E. Baker to Charles J. Bintlif; lot
! IL, block s, Kenwood. ................ 1850
N. NJ Barnes ct al. to George W. Olney,
! lot 1, block 1, Barnes Brothers add1- ~
uOn o~o
| Thomas G. Barbeau and wife to G. Bar
dition ~ ......................: 1850
Joseph Angel to A. Angel, part of lot 5,
| block 81, Regents addition. ........... 300
| Total .$42. 4et
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BUILDING PERMITS
Continued.

Continued.
second I't avenue s, frame dwelling 1000
Sc second mIss avenue s, frame dwelling. 1880
avenue ess frame dwelling 1900
avenue e frame dwelling ..........1. $500
avenue s frame dwelling ..,..,........... $500
avenue, frame dwelling. ....,..........,. $500
ST. frame dwelling. .................... $500
Nine minor permits. Observation-Disclosures. Cos
Total :. $40, 7bJ
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NOTICE
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received up to and including
Aug 15. 1905, for two-stody building 25x70
feet, with basement; material, split boulders.
which cost S5 per cord. already deliT-
cred. Plans and specifications may be seen
at the Bank of Ipswich: Sherman House.
Aberdeen, S. D., and the Keith Co., e17 Hen.
nepin av, Minneapolis Mimi. Right reserved
to reject any and all bids.
NJ. P. Beebe, Ipswich, s. D.
E YOU THINK OF VISITING THE FAIR AT
Portland. Ore and want good comfortable
accommodations at my house highest class Of
references given) write Chas Hansen, $50
Vaughn st, Portland. Gre
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

BIRTHS.
& Hahn-Mr. and Mrs. N. 2489 Twelfth avenue
IS. boy.
Wel1s-Mr. and Mrs. E., s191k Cedar avenue,
boy.
8 Hjort-Mr. and Mrs. F.. so3o Lyndale avenue
s, boy. .-..,
q ward--Mr. and Mrs. A. J.. soss Seventeenth
avenue 8, boy.
Neuberger- Michael 2eso Dupont avenue N.
girl
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
g Warren A. Heinmller and Anna Anderson
Bernard STAG and Nellie Maskowiecz.
&. John w. Carlson end Maria Anderson.
L Vastly Haluska and Gula Romanko.
~ DEATHS 1--7'---- :
4 Kelly-James. 2O13 Clinton avenue.
Elafson-Maria. 4135 Emerson avenue N.
Lohse-Helene. .4e11 Aldrich avenue N.
: Goodson- Edward city hospital.
Rutledge-Abbie 1899 Fifth avenue s.
q Nordeen-Andrew 1s University avenue NE.
Mueller-Iouis c.. 2627 Irving avenue s.
Dunn-Cora, Northwestern hospital
Mitby-Mattie, Asbury hospital
Lofgren-J ohanus, 1915 Twenty-second
street q = tatIsrt4s e ls4ss
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HELP WANTED-FEMAIE

HELP WANTED-FEMALE
WANTED EXPERIENCED OPERATORS TO
make pants and shirts; will teach few new
9th St. st. Paul, or at Arthur's Clothing Store,
81 Nicollet corner Sd st, I'd floor; ask for
Mr.. Saylor.
DO YOU WISH TO FIT YOURSELF FOR A
good position? Millinery and dressmaking
taught quickly; begin now to take position
and makers register here for positions this
fall; 20 apprentice girls wanted. Call
write for particulars. Dobbs Bros. College,
PIANO PLAYER WHO WANTS TO TRAVEL
with road show, end can do small parts on
the stage. Tell all in first letter. what you
can do and salary wanted: eB ready to join
on wire. w. R. @Claman. Mohall, N. D. Ola
man show. ..... -'-
wANTED-BY A LARGE CASUALTY coMPA-
ny, woman Of not less than three years.
rapid and accurate stenographer; give age, ex-
perience and full particulars. Address 1474,
Journal
sALEsLADIEs WANTED-oN A GOOD MONEY
orders; no delivering; parties making 500
per month. F. B. Dickerson Co., Ala Boston
WANTED-CooK, ss5 TO $50; PASTRY
and houseworkers, Montana, good wages; also
sPINNERs WANTED-wE CAN GIVE STEADY
| employment to three men women who are
/ experienced sp1nners; write us at once, giving
| references. Mankato Mills Co., Mankato,
LADIEs-T0 DO P1ECEW0RK AT THEIR
homes; we d furnish all materials mate and pay
1eope to Ts Geek fsn Monsoe st
| cago. .. b. ...- .--f t,
WANTED-LADY ssTENoGRAPHER, A MID
dleaged gentleman a1a in North Dakota wishes
veW p aaess
EXPERIENCED sTITCHERs AND VAMPIRE
on mems and ladies' fine shoes; steady worI
sharood Shoe Company, st. Paul.
LADIES TO MAKE cHILDREN's DRESSES
at, home; particulars stamped, addressed en-.
porium, Station D, Cincinnati, Ohio. F..
ANY. INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
good income corresponding for newspapers; ex
Press Syndicate, Lockport, N. Y.
sTENoGRAPHER. ZEAL ESTATE. NORTH
so Annals also city Salaries
snce Co. p ae5 Tsmpls Court slsfcan'no AeieF'
WE WANT DOMESTICS; WILL GUARANTEE
| girls positions at So to 81 week in goot
homes Woman's Domestic Guild, s1oa Riv
erside av, Spokane, Wash.
YOUNG LADY TO ASSIST IN THE OFFICE
| for part of tuition; good chance for promo
ton; day and evening sessions. Metropolitan
College, 1929 Hennepin av.
WANTED-oN LAKE ST. NEAR LAKE CAL:
houn, girl for general housework half days
live at home: wages So; four rooms; three
| in family. 1927, Journal.
wANTED-A LADY TO CLERK AND DO GEN
era1 work in bakery store must be willing
and steady; no other need apply. Call Sundays
II o'clock 1926 st N.
AN EXPERIENCED CH1LDs NURSE FOR
boy years old; one who can sleep home
references required Call Sunday. Mrs. Bak
er, 1928 Nicollet av.
GIRL WANTED IMM7EDIATELY-FAMI OF
two; small apartment; must be able to answer
telephone intelligently. Apply DR.. Aldrich
2431 Hennep1n ay.
wANTED-GooD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework family of adults; must 90 home
nights the first month. Apply 1902 Sd ev s
i downstairs.
WANTED-THREE CHORUS GIRLS F0T
stage; hard work, fair pay, no snap. Cal
Monday morning for NJ. P. Brady, Hotel Ven
DOME -
WANTED-DIN1NG ROOM AND KITCHEN
girl for hotel, country girls preferred. address
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HELP WANTED-MAL.E


Continued.
TWO YOUNG MEN OF GOOD APPEARANCE
and sterling quality find steady employ
ment at good salary by calling Monday, $50.
40 Sykes block. ~. =
TWO EXPERIENCED Statesmen FOR THE
boots and shoes. Address, with references,
1715, Journal s .25 e"a9s
YOUNG MAN AS ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER
and stenographer; in reply state experience,
If any, and salary expected; North Dakota.
1919, Journal ',i = ..>
SIS PER MONTH TO RELIABLE MEN OUT
side Of city, permanent, pleasant work; office
furnished, L. Q. Reichert, 500 Temple Court
Minneapolis.
WANTED-MAN 70 WORK FOR WHOLESALE
house; must be willing to begin for $75 per
month and travel some. Box "a, Thief River
Falls, Mimi. -.L1
AM M5E1la5 AND soAND1NAv1AN s az
to hustlers; salary and commission. 1865
PILE DRIVER FOREMAN, CONCRETE FORE
go ! per + month Union Employment Co., u
COMPETENT FIRE INSURANCE MAN ON
renewals and prospects; liberal commission
and guarantee. Address with references, 1884,
WANTED AT oNOE-FIRsT- GLASS ALL
around butcher and sausage-maker; state
wages. Address Jacob Frey Fergus Falls
YOUNG MAN FOR BOOKKEEPING POSITION
and light stenography. Experience not neces-
sary., Mercantile Reference Co.. 465 Temple
Court. ~. h. r.. ~ r.. = H..
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN
to carry dishes; steady work; SIS per week !;
extra for Sundays Regain g. Co., % 4th
st s. ~, y. .#F~..r.. p l.....
WATCHES CLEANED 800, MAINsPRINGs 800
| warranted one year; clocks repaired, called for
| and delivered. r. G.. 9545 Dorbin 223 Wash. N.
WANTED-sTENoGRAPH WITH AT LEAST
two years. experience for North Dakota; must
write good longhand Address 1415, Journal.
WANTED MACHINIsTs, PAT.
tern makers, blacksmiths. Apply D. E.. Hew-
lit. Metropolitan Hotel, st. Paul. MINI.
WANTED-BoY WITH ONE YEARS EXPERT
ence in machine shop. G. F. Kriesel 129
9th av S. rs - =3@-
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J BUILDING PERMITS

Thomas F. Wallace. Jr., 2S04 Portland
avenue. frame dwelling. -. $4,000
dwelling 1900
The Southeast Minneapolis Building COM
pany, 300 3023O4 Fourteenth avenue,
brick and reinforced concrete stores. %, 900
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ton; Hen Edelman, Clarip; j. S. Hughes, LIE
seuer; G: A. Weir, Dunnell; " A. Weir, Del
ns"n GasFss M S2se H. oR %hffs Sioux
Gordon, Glenwood MINI; l. virtue Ovation n.
Eiandrean s. 3; &. 1D5 3. weeks M il Mses
s; Shrusien' WahpetSn L. F. Maxasld, Mil
sWenbeTg Ba1o a' Min 1r!0 n smith Mi
w " K G: D. Murphy, New Rockford, N. D.;
F. g. Nofon Hsr 1OSs M T f
Cleveland; Il F. freeman, Cleveland; a. Wal1
more Herb IT. gwen %si Gsrret B
Lowe, Portsmouth, Va; c. H. Cook, New W
York Albert Albert K e. Wa1e MASS
c SS9 E, Ksns n c{ty; +: Il Meesry Wslksr
NJ ana Mrs. S s%ith saHs zig esn eFsek s.
Mrs $; Wolf, Mrs: R: Meyer, Mrs Fred
colsmbus S' Wis., L. 0o w. & Gbert cha GleDcca
MINI; JGhn Rasmussen Chicago Otto
schmitz: Stewart; A: G. Long, :Exceisio r:
70: R.: Page, Salon Springs. Wis; Mr.. and
Mrs; q Rowens; Spain, S: D.. MI and Mrs
Charles R. Bowie, Chicago; William Reid, St
Paul: w. II Fl Simmons, Hunter, MINI; R. \.
Harrison: Omaha; ". D: Reid, Boston: G. L.
Henri o; Bsooki Ps s; s D.; F McFarland,
H.,
Des Moines: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baker,
Manford. Wis; L. A. Tyaswold, Will
mar; Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Murry, Anoka: O L..
Langworthy, Countenay: OF Tschumperlin, St.
Cloud Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs L. B. jerks,
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lamb, Sank
Center: u. Fl. Bear, CINCINNATI Mr.. and
Mrs. N. G., Hagby, Bristol. s. D.. J.. S.
Hitchings, G. X. Lawrence, New York; Sam
Works, L. Geffen, Sioux City.
HOTEL HYsER-C. H. Bronson, OsaFis: George
B I. Miller. A. Frank crowell and wife, en-
icago; J. P. Dougherty, New York: N. T. Brin.
! kerhotf. Jackson, Mich: p. L. Cameron. Cleve-
land; Mr.. and Mrs. B. Cherry, New Roch,
ford; R. W. Baldwin, Virginia. Wis: Mr.
y and Mrs. A. L. Stubs. Chicago: James Palmer
r and wife. Milwaukee: ]. L. Mcclure. Chicago
NJ. c.. Mesersey. Waseca: George NJ. stolte,
Detroit: E. ]. Knckbrecker. Chicago: J. W
ids: f. a: Downs, Chicago: I. D. Kilsen. Bur
lngton, Iowa; s. c. Carter. Howard Lake
MINI; 4: L; Bingham. Frank Talcott. VIII
James Nelson. Los Angeles. Cal; P. Cain. D
CAIN Fort Dodge Iowa; DR.. Lynch and wife
ii Monticello. Mimi: R. T.. Denfe1d, Duluth
I. G. sholes and wife. Mrs. NJ. Z. Bowner
Omaha j. e. DeGette. Chicago: J. A. Hon
ston. Duluth: Mrs. R.. B. Tyler: Chicago: Fl
Ma1ett, Fariharlt P. Downcs, Chicago: T.. M
Il Shell New York. 49,. f.. Ill.,. 1n4 T.
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MEN OF CHARACTER AND CAPACITY WHO
wish to engage in the life insurance business
should send for the pamphlet mentioned in the
advertisement of the State Mutual Life AS
surance Company of Worcester, Mass, in this
issue; previous insurance experience is not
necessary, and splendid opportunity will be
offered the right man; we want men who
will stand for the principles advocated in the
pamphlet; no others. c. w. Van Tuyl, Cen
eral Agent, 1921 Loan & Trust building.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

LAlIL " AN J-N1 MA LG
Continued.
SHOES REsoLED IN 15 MINUTES; BEST OAK
soles sewed, Toe; nailed, Soc; rubber heels,
40c. 8. T. sorensen, BIZ Nicollet av.
WANTED-BLACKsMITH HELPER. ALSO
an experienced moider. Address Powers
Simpson Co.. Hibbing, MINI.
iWANTED-A GENERAL BLACKSMITH; MUST
be g good workman; no hoozer. Address P.
y. Box 344 Excelsior, MINI.
E steady work; fair wages; no FOUNDERS wanted
E. A. Tryon, Perry Iowa.
WANTED-25 EXPERIENCED KNITTERs;
Kntpppg d 70 e learn trade The Twin City
WANTED-A COMPETENT BUTCHER AND
block man; German preferred. L. B. Wart-
nick, Ltdgerwood, N. D.
WANTED-A FEW GOOD statesmen, FIRST
fass men viii be t given straight salary con-
wANTED-NIGHT wATcHMAN, COMPETENT
TO take care Of steam plant. Five full par
WANTED SPRING MAN 70
take charge of spring department. U. s. Bed
ding Co.. St. Paul.
YOUNG MAN TO WORK FOR TUITION; DAY
and evening sessions. Metropolitan College,
800 Hennepin av.
TWO PATTERNMAKERs AND ONE CARVER
for Architectural Iron Works, East 7th st and
cyrus, st. Paul.
wANTED-GooD CoACHMAN 10 CARE FOR
and drive my carriage team. DR.. S. T. Rees,
1921 James S.
WANTED-CARRIAGE PAINTERS AND TRIM
mers Wallis Coach & Carriage Works, II and
IA e Grant st.
wANTED-MAN FOR SALES AGENT OF
small company; should have means.
| 994 Journal.
wANTED-A GOOD ALL-ARoUND WAGON
worker, smith, etc. Ye Olde Tyne Bakerie,
| 1922 Nicollet.
WANTED-THREE GOOD RENTERS FOR
large dairy farms. Fred B. Roror. Sank Cen
| ter, Mimi.
| GOVERNMENT POSITIONS, SPLENDID
| chances If you Act at Call 536 Andrus bid.
WATCHES CLEANED 81, MAINsPRINGs 81;
| warranted one year. Paegels, % Sd st S.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN FOR DRUG sPE-
| c1llty. For interview address 1902, Journal.
WANTED-FIRsT-CLAss CARRIAGE PAINT.
ers. SO 18th st S, A. G. Atkinson.
WANTED - SCANDINAVIAN SHOEMAKER
| with TOOLS Box 26S, Slayton MINI.
wANTED-sECoND COOK: GOOD WAGES.
| board and room. Richmond hotel.
wANTED-lO BRICKMAsoNs AT ONCE. H. N.
| Leighton Co.. els 9th st s.
TWO GOOD CARPENTERS APPLY sATUR.
| day 617 I'd av s.
CARPENTERS WANTED, INSIDE F1N1sHERs
| i 313 Western sv.
EXPERIENCED BELL BOY. ST. JAMES no
| tel. -..E. FL. ..t-..
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HELP WANTED-MALE

Statesmen FOR THE, MID.
die west and northwest for one of the best
lines of mems medium and high grade cloth
ing manufactured We will largely increase
our force of travelling statesmen this fall and
have an especially attractive proposition for
good men for Wisconsin and the northwest
Applications from high grade retail clothing
statesmen invited.
John G. Miller g. Company, Chicago,
Manufacturers Of "Miler-Made' Clothing.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

: The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
eotels:
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HELP WANTED- FEMAI,E

HELP WANTED FEMALE
Continued.
WANTED-YoUNG LADY TO MANAGE
branch Office of mail order business on CON-
mission; no canyassing. Address, 1855. Jour
nal.
MR.. w. EWARDs CURED OF BAD CASE OF
stomach trouble and constipation, a24l Min
WANTED-EXPERIENCED STARCH CLOTHES
ironer; wages 50 per week; steady work; write
quick. Cakes Steam Laundry. Cakes. N. D.
WANT GOOD GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL
honsework at Medicine Lake.; good wages
Call at Robert Naunans, 514 Nicolet az.
days. Regan & Co., 23 4th st S.
wANTED-A STRONG COMPETENT WOMAN
f9r general G housewoTk So per week.
BOSOM RoNER, NEcKBAND GIRL TO IRON
collars, also marker and assorter. Call at once.
Eclipse Laundry, "a Wsetern ay.
wANTED-5o GOOD HANDS ON PoWEh MA
Heller & Frank, % 4th st N.
wANTED-coMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework, at Lake Minnetonka. Inquire Mon
day at 415 Syndicate Arcade.
wANTED-25 MAKERS AND TRIMMERs ON
ready towear and tailored hats. Bradshaw
Bros, 100 Washington ay N.
WANTED-TEN YOUNG LADY WRAPPERs;
| steady work. good pay; references required.
The Palace Clothing House.
wANTED-GooD, STRONG GIRL FOR GEN
an preferred 25i2 $is aV s. s0'u Wages ~
WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO LOOK AFTER
children and assist in Homework. G. A. N.
King, 30O7 Fremont av s.
WANTED-CAPABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL
Homework: small family; good pay. Call Mon
day at 2715 Humboldt S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GIRL FOR GEN
eral Homework; family of three adults; good
wages Pill Colfax av S.
wANTED-25 APPRENTICES 70 LEARN MIL
linery. Bradshaw Bros. wholesale millinery,
Washington and list av N.
wANTED-GIRL TO COOK FOR S; HELP; NO
%sef Oa ca Hete x xHn SNORT n0ofs
BUY YOUR TRUNKS OF THE BIJoU TRUNK
factory Mct2 old one taken in exchange IS
small family. 124 18th st s. fat r. Call
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK, FAM
lily Imb of three; easy place. Call at 1922 Co.
wANrED-coMPETENT GERMAN NURSERY
| governess. Address Mrs. G. G. Boyey, 1000
Harmon place.
WANTED-FIVE EXPERIENCED SEWERS TO
| tngton av N. '
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
work, small family; good wages 1888 Hum
bOldt av S.
| WANTED-COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
| housework; Swedish preferred. 2134 Lyn-
dale n.
AMERICAN OR GERMAN WOMAN TO TAKE
care of European hotel at night. Inquire 800
| I'd av S;
MISUNDERSTANDING GIRL FOR GENER.
al homework; family of three. 1902 Park av,
fiat 6.
WANTED-AT ONCE, GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework in small family. Call at 712 18th
av N.
GIRL TO ASSIST WITH GENERAL HOUSE
work. Call Monday 30O9 Irving S.
LADY CLERK IN BAKERY; ONE WITH Elk.
perience. Lewis Bakery. 1909 Nicollet av.
WANTED-FIRsT AND SECOND CooK-6th AV
hotel, 9th NV s and Washington.
WANTED-COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework 17OS Humboldt av s.
WANTED-GOoD GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework. $3.50 Pleasant
KITCHEN GIRL; NO DIsHWAsHING. POW
ers Mercantile Co. Restaurant.
WANTED-A GOOD COOK TO GO TO THE
lake. Apply 100 I'd av N.
, GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. 1850 Dupont av S.