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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-22

three other refineries in san Francisco
He gor~eAem all, either by purchase OF
subsidies. He invented new processes
which reduced the time of making hard
sugar from three weeks to twenty-fou1
hours and he introduced into the
American market for the first time the
cube and crushed sugar of today. Then
he went to Hawaii, and made himself
the owner of the island product OF
sugar cane. This was in 1876. when the
first reciprocity treaty between King
kalakaua and Uncle Sam admitting
Hawaiian sugar free of duty had been
signed. Spreckels found 10000 acres of
land, considered worthless. He dug a
canal fourteen feet wide and three feet
/; deep to build aqueducts, pierced thirty
tunnels through solid rock, and got
water to his desert at a cost of 5000
He conquered Hawaii. industrially,
and became the greatest factor in the
up-building of the latest Territory of
the United States.
| He returned to California, and in 1888
was the unquestionable sugar king of
the Pacific Coast. Then the sugar
trust got after him. The octopus Of
fered him S1,000,000 for his interests.
He wouldn't sell, and the fight was
on. For a while Spreckels was at a
decided disadvantage. The trust had
numerous profits on its business in the
Eastern States and could sell in Cali
fornia at a loss. Spreckels went to
Philadelphia and built the largest and
most complete refinery in the world.
at a cost of $5,000,000. He then fixed
prices in all the Eastern markets of
the trust and became a very thorn in
it's side. Then the trust made terms
and SDreckels got control of the Pa
cific coast without further friction.
Meanwhile he had established
steamship service between San Fran
cisco and Honolulu and had got prac-
teal monopoly of the freight and pas
senger trade. He bought large tracts
of land in Southern California and be-
gan to develop beet sugar. He plant
ed thousands of acres in beets and
erected one of the largest crushing
plants in the world at salinas, costing
over S1,OO0.OO0 Spreckels gave the
farmers free sugar-beet seed, and as
a result thousands of acres formerly
barren are now growing beets.
Meanwhile he had taken up battle
with the Southern Pacific Railroad. He
thought freight rates We're too high
from the San Joaquin valley, and he
built the San Joaquin Valley Railroad.
The Santa Fe has now bought this,
and all the stockholders made a profit.
Spreckels put up the highest and
finest office building in San Francisco.
Back Of it +te San Francisco Gas and
Electric Comp any had power house
and poured black SCOT into the win
dows of Spreckelss skyscraper. Spreck-
els sent a polite note to Joseph
Crockett, president of the company,
asking him to abate the nuisance.
Crockett told Spreckels he'd do as he
pleased. Within a year and a half
Spreckels spent 100000 on a new
electric light plant. He gave San Fran
cisco a service equal to any in the
Now he is to put up an i'm
nense gas plant. Crockett's company's
value has gone down from 3d.,
300 900 to $1,000, 900. Today Spreckels
makes 600 barrels of sugar daily. He
controls the entire sugar trade of the
coast. and has SO many other interests
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NOTICE.

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
selp or advice, is invited to communt-
sate, either IN person or by letter, with
Ensign L. Anderson, matron of tha
salvation Army Woman's Industrial
Hsrne, No. 1880 King street.
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VIVA. G. IRWIN &c CO.. -.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Western Sugar Refining Co.. &sASs
Francisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, PhGlA.
delphia, Pa.
Newan Universal Mill Co., Mans
facturers of National Cane ShreSseE.
New York, n. Y.
Paraff1ne Paint Company, Gan EraA~
cisco, Cal.
Ohlandt & Co.. San Francisco, Cal.
Pacific OIL Transportation Co., EAz
francisco, Cal.
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THERAPION

Is sold by principal Chemists throughout the
world Price in England . 70 and i 70. In or
dering. state which of the three numbers re-
CURED and observe that the word ''Therspion'
appears on British government Stamp Gin
white letters on a red ground} affixed TO
every package by order of His Majesry's Hon.
Commissioners, and without which 1t is
forgery
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HARRISON MUTUAL
ASSOCIATION

Has now 1920, has buried 1877 Of it's
members during the two and one-hah
years since 1t organization. The MEM
bership fee will be raised to $3.50 on
May 1, 1905. J. H. TOWNSEND.
Secretary .
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NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS
The Twin Cities Have a First Class
Newspaper Ginning Bureau


Newspaper Clipping Bureau.
There are a great many Journal read
ers who could and would use the SER
vices Of clipping bureau if they knew
where to find one with which they
could do business personally and not
be compelled to deal at long distance
Minneapolis has perhaps the best
equipped bureau, for the work it has
to do, of any in the country. Mr.. Rob-
ert l.. Pollock started it in November,
1899, under the name Of "The Inter.s
state Clipping Bureau" Later he SUBJ
stituted his own name for the word.
Interstate, and Pollock's Clipping Blu.
reau, with offices and reading rooms
IN the Sykes block, has since been a.
factor in the business life Of the twin
cities. "
This bureau reads very thoroly thez'
country and city papers from the ter
ritory tributary to Minneapolis and st,
Paul. From these papers is cut all
editorial, news, miscellaneous and adj
vertising matter as it is ordered byf
the numerous patrons of the bureau,
The cutting is from the current pa
pers, and only upon order, nothing be-
ing cut and kept on file. 5F
Should any of the Journal g readers
wish clippings from other portions Of
the country than that indicated above.
Mr.. Pollock has perfected a system Of
exchange with other bureaus in all
parts OF the country whereby clippings
may be had from the country at large
or from any state or group Of states.
LII you are interested, telephone or
drop @ line to MI. Pollock and he will
call and give you further information.
-. -j
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SOCIETY SHOCK IN
A PEORIA DEATH.
Edward Drouin Dead, His Wife
Violently Agitated-Qu
Conditions in Home.

Peoria. Ill, Aug. 12.-It has been
years since Peoria society has suffered
such a shock as that produced by the
DEVELOPMENTS in the inquest over the
death of Edward Drouin =
Mrs. Drouin is incarcerated in the
county JAIL, violently agitated and
seemingly deranged. Yesterday she
was found in an unfinished and ill
kept house beside her dying husband,
whose death occurred soon afterward.
Fifteen years ago. Edward Drouin
was yice,.pressident Of the Philadelphia I
vious he had come to Peoria and met
Miss Emma Thompson, daughter of a
wealthy wholesale grocer, and recog-
nized as the belle of the city. It wass;
case Of love at first sight. "A
In few years the press of the coun-
try contained many notices Of the many
festivities Of the Drouins, who were.
known in social circles in many eastern
cities. lighting cigarets with 500 bills,
buying livery stables and hotels in or.
der. that. he might satisfy grudgess.
against some employee, Drouin soon be-
came much-talked-of character. 81
The interior Of the Drouins' Fisher
the strangest character, and the walls
are covered with facsimile reproduc.
tions Of the Hcoat of arms'' adopted
by Drouin and his wife. For somes
time he had posed as "king of the
world,'' and his wife as Compress Of. !.
the universe - a
With an energy almost inconceivable,
Mrs. Drouin spent hours Of each day
writing letters to prominent people in
this city, warning them Of attempts on
their lives and asserting that band Of
people, was threatening the extermina-
ton Of tho population by turning on the
'electric fuid.''
All efforts to Investigate were frus-'
trated by the. vigilance of the wife.
When searched, their apartments weres;
found to contain vast quantities Of
mineral and medicinal waters, designed
to destroy the efforts Of the people with
the "electric fuid.''
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BUSINESS CHANCES

! HAVE FOR SALE IN LARGEST AND MOST
prosperous city surrounded by extensive and
well-pepulated territory in northern Minnesota.
16-room house. arranged for hospital and
sanatorium; electric lighted, bath. two sepa-
rate toilet-rooms. independent sewerage sys-
etc, with stable, large lots, 100 by 100;
covered with fine lawn. shade trees, shrub
berry, ETC.; high, commanding view Of river.
This is erackerjaek bargain for party want.
ing good Investment in this line, especially,
For further information address owner, 267
Dupont az n. Minneanolis
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
For Sale

LON HAWKINS HAS FOR SALE At 1905 Sd
av ., one open Myer Park Stanhope, nearly
new; one silver mounted Cobb harness. one
forty clip. Is hands high and Very fine under
saddle one so very fine 5-ysar-old bay gedng
h MT err, one extra good green PAGER, years
old. well bred and sound, can step as fast as
has full sister with race record of 2:1oA
In winning race; also have four extra good
GATED saddle horses. all the above horses city
9 For s SALE x sfAS & r BssHS !. Q
o year;, s;L mare; absolutely safe for lady Q
Q runabout and harness; here is a bargain o
Mr. s Sann want res sem ss INQUIRE
y @ % % 0 o 90 o o o
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
zoo head of frst-class drivers. delivery and
general purpose horses left over from our
CARELESS Of cost or value. These horses are all
iuna and young you bargain
Horse Market St. Paul.
$4,000 BANKRUPT STOCK HARNESS AND
saddles just received. including new and Sec
ono hand; must be sold; 300 genuine rubber
. $50. Midway Harness Co., 1850 University
az, opposite Horse Market.
MUST BE soLD-MY BEAUTIFUL BAY
qery hGTSe ao years Tso old weight l5 lbs
anything. Address, G. o. Gorgas, Tonka Bay,
Minn n or call 12o 7st st N. Minneapolis,
ONE PAIR OF BLACK GFLDINGs: WILL
make a fine hearse team, and two fine surrey
or runabout horses; also a very speedy PAGER
Address Gates Phillips, Mankato MINI.
FOR sALE-CHEAP COMBINATION sADDLER
sulky, cowboy saddle and bride. 1904 Marsh
all av, Merriam Park NV Prior Al.
FOR sA1E-PAIR BLACK HORSES, WEIGHT
2,lo0 lbs, valued at $780,. will sell cheap; also
coach harness and new two-seat open carriage.
81 G. Goosman, Grant st.
GENTLEMRN's PAGER, PERFECTLY SOUND,
handsome s and gentle color bay very speedy
ton. Box 1853, Baldwin, Wis.
GOOD FAMILY HORSE ALSO RUBBER
tired bike surrey: must be cheap for cash.
Address G. P. silvernale. 11s W sad st, or
show horse Sunday forenoon.
FOR SALE CHEAP. FINE HAM1IToNIAN
S mgnt 100 l 1s - also buggy and driving
CARLOAD OF GOOD FRESH COWS AND FOR.
trade for beef at Midway COW market, Minnie.
sofa Transfer. Lyle. -..-..
1,15o-LB BAY HORSE, s YEARS OLD, SOUND,
city broke, fine locker, rnbber-tired runabout.
time. 300 Sth st Sc.
| FOR sALE-ExTRA FINE LARGE 1,2oo-LB
carriage, family or delivery horse; have no use
for it, will sell cheap. Alden Keljik Co., 1000
Nicollet av.
! FOR SALE-BLACK TEAM AND 7-YEAR.
| old. weigh about 900, at a bargain cali at
Phillips Bros livery, corner 18th st and I'd
| av s..
| BLOOM & MAJERUs,
| Dealers in all classes of horses; part time
| when desired. Stables, 24S and $50 I'd av N.
FOR sALEF1NE DRIVING HORSE, AGE :,
| perfectly sound; thoroughly city broke; free
driver; very cheap. 1904 Grand S.
| HORSES HORsEs-HoRsEs
| All kinds from $50 up.
Kelly & Zimmerman, ~ I'd st N.
FOR sALE-A GOOD DRIVING HORSE, PER
! fectly sound and safe for lady to drive. T.
| P. Healy, 3115 "a av 8. 49, =
CHEAP DRIVING HORSE, DELIVERY HORSE
! bike buggy, Stanhope and runabout. Bakers
! Livery, Is Royalston ay. ~
ONE BLACK MARE, LOO LBS, YEARS OLD
also harness and buggy; well broke 1854
| 10th av 8.
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STEAMSHIPS

EUROPEAN TRAVEL-CANADIAN PACIFIC
Railway Steamship Lines Tickets to and
from all points in Europe. Lowest rates.
Minneapolis.
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mARyoYANTs

NINE. ANNA ALPLANALB READS THE
lines Of the hands By methods known only to
the gypsies: fee 81 ladies' only; no business
Como-Harrtet Of Lake Ut cars.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

MONDAY PICTURE SALE AND FRAMING
pictures at deep cut prices to keep busy; all
oil paintings, mirrors; 10000 feet room mould
tngs, ovals: sales continues all August Zes-
baugh, II 9TH st S.
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific
coast points; frequent shipments and lowest
possible rates. Write call on the BOYD
Trau6teE & Storage Co.. e Sd st s.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

KoDAKs, PREMOS, CENTURIES WE ARE
the leading agency in the northwest for these
leading cameras. Developing and finishing
done. O. 81. Peck Co.. 112-114-116 9Th st 8.
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ARE YOU CONCERNED ABOUT THE PRES.
ent lie insurance agitation or the value of
any or your policies? Unfounded confidence
ana irrational doubt alike stupid. Learn
the racts. Send stamped addressed envelop
to the State Mutual Office 1921 Loan & Trust
pulidlng, and secure pamphlet which will
enable you to reach an intelligent and salts.
factory conclusion,
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MACHINERY

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING Ma.
Northern Machiusxy ca, 81 Sd st 8. Mpls.
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DRESSMAKING

DRESSMAKING.-SILK SHIRT WAISTS, sat
shirt waist suits, IS up skirts, So up; work
and fit guaranteed. Mrs. Stevens. 10oSh Mic.
ollet.
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LARGE LOT SPLENDID LOCATION FOR GRO
Gerry store. 16 blocks from West hotel, cleo
trio car In front of lot. Gall for particulars
Photograph studio. best location, on leading
avenue in Minneapolis, doing large business,
will bear close investigation. Full particulars
address Julius Crosse & Co., 400 Boston Block
Mnnea o-'
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ESTABLISHED BUSINESS,

want $4,000 ALL of the money to be-
invested in the business, that of manufactur-
ing a machine used by every farmer. Over
900 per cent gross profit. Has been on the
market for three years, given perfect sat
isfaction and fully covered by patents.
Only one competitor in the U. 8. Have
ders ahead and can easily sell 1000 this
year. Net profit on each machine $50. Above
amount gives controlling interest. 1880,
Journal.
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A TWIN CITY JoBBING HOUSE, ON AC-
count of growing trade, wishes to sell $4,000
capital stock. Young man with experience In
groceries and with capital could also find DO.
sitlon. Address W. O. W., 1920 81 az s.
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WE OFFER EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
to good to interest in paying
brewery, Incorporated; must have $5,ooo; pc
sition In office will be given at good salary.
Royal Real Estate Co., Pioneer Press Bldg,
st. Paul,
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one of the tried special and closing out sales
conducted by reliable experienced statesmen.
We are marvellous manipulators Of merchan-
disc. Fifth successful year. We recognize
no competition We the leaders; 100 cents
on the dollar and better for all goods sold:
Past sales tell the tale. Salvage System
never fails. Minneapolis Salvage Co., E. A.
Burnsnd, Manager, Minneapolis
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WANTED-LARGE, WELL ESTABLISHED
successful manufacturing company, producing
hghsSt quality ssPe line Of goods wdeg
cash to establish and carry on permanent
branch business in good commercial city; $3.50
per month salary and all expenses, with liberal
desirable connection. high class business; good
for $4,000 per year or better. with splendid
future; unexcepttonal references required. For
PARTICULARS address II. Hickman. 81 Wabash
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12

WHEAT-THE WHEAT MARKET AT THE
present time is in a very favorable position
for profitable Investment. Our wheat pool
earned 10 per cent for month Of April, 90 per
cent for May, IS per cent for June and 10
per cent for July. Write for particulars.
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chandse storeroom, warehouse ETC.; dock,
"a acres land; y miles from Portland on
property; no zero weather; price Sc. 600; viii
exchange for good land in the Dakotas or Min
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PRIVILEGES FOR SALE Ar THE sHELDoN
fair, Aug; 8o.a1. Sept l.. 1906. Automobile
pace 2:27 trot, 2:4O trot, 2:1e pace, 2:20 trot
and ana 2;So pace $500 purse for each race En-
~, Write now to J. L. McLaury, secretary,
Sheldon Iowa.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12

T YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A STORE, LIv-
Ing house, fat, roonng house, hotel or restau.
rant, barbershop livery, grocery meat mar
York Life,
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WE EXECUTE OPTION ORDERS FOR WHEAT
free book, Facts and Figures, explaining op-
ton trading, and daily market letter. Os
born Grain Co., II Chamber of Commerce,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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DRUG STORE, NORTHERN MINNESOTA
town of 1850. railroad payroll $25 600 per
month; reasonable rent. best location; one Of
sofa; sales last year over sic, 900 with no side
lines will sell at invoice, about $4,000. Aus
tin 81 Andrus Bldg.
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WELL ESTABLISHED, BIG PAYING AND
fully equipped soda water and beer bottling
business in Denver, COL. to exchange for tim
bered or farm lands real estate or stocks of
merchandise; value $4,000. Address Box 51s,
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AoTEL-M1NNES0TA NEVER HAD ANOTHER
like this; 90 well furnished bedrooms, fine
office. beautiful dining-roon, steam-heated,
baths; only 81 hotel: In one Of Minnesotas
Sunday point; low rent; making $3.50 each
month; 81 500 cash. j.. 11S Kasota bldg
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FOR sALE-FIvE PASSENGER PoPETO.
ledo touring car; excellent condition; at a
bargain If taken now. 433 Gilfllan block. st.
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ONE OF THE VERY BEST LOCATED MEAT
markets in Minneapolis. including good horse,
winter sleighs. brand new fixtures, new dec
orations and thing good smoke house and
basement; 81 900. and no less. will buy this
business. do not need money and can give
any terms at 8 per cent interest. Location,
24th st, and Portland av now doing safe
paying business. e. J. Kellay, manager s.
& 8, Reef Co Minneano1is
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE:
a. guaranteed cure for Brights disease of tho
kidneys; a trial bottle will convince the most
skepttcal. Call and investigate or send 81
for trial treatment. DR.. w. D. Myers, Spe-
calist, "a Ii at s.
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FOR SALE CADILLAC RUNABoUT; THIS
years machine, having had very little use.
Object Of selling, owner intends getting larg-
er car; bargain for someone. Address 1927
rpoJ
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TWO CYLINDER 1902 PEERLESS, SIDE DOOR
entrance; perfect condition; 1902 Winton, cape
carp top. side door entrance; first-class con-
ditiOni cheap. G. w. Caplin. 424 9th st s.
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HAVING DISCOVERED A NEW SECRET
process for the production of valuable com
mercial staple article of daily use, worth a
mint OF money to anybody who wants it. cir
G 40, Pioneer Press. st. Paul.
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MANUFACTURING AND MACHINE BUSINESS
with large trade, we'll equipped with all ne
cessary machinery and tools; always rush with
orders. exceptional opportunity for man with
$4,000. Royal Real Estate Co., Pioneer Press
Bldg, st. Paul,
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FOR ExCHANGE-GooD CLAY CUT-OVER
!and' Beltrsmi county, MINI; desirable land,
well located: want stock of merchandise: can
handle goods to about $40, 900; must be good
iS2 cath also nice tract Of land in western
land at cash value for good stock W. Mot.
tershead, 64S Endicott bldg. st. Paul. Mimi
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REPAIRS FOR ALL sTovES-GREAT WEST.
ern Stove Repair Co.. 312 Henneptn ~.
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BEST RoOMING HOUSE IN NORTHEAST
Minneapolis: rent $685. 20 rooms always full;
poor health compels selling; $500 will secure
THIS or VIII exchange for city real estate.
from Co.. 215 New York Life.
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BTOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE; GOOD
point ON Lake Minnetonka; business $35, 600
per year; we have other stocks of general
merchandise and grocery stores for sale; some
good snaps in rooming houses; farm lands
for sale, improved and unimproved from S.
up; 1t Will pay you to see us. Globe Exchange
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FOR SALE-A A-HORSEPOWER, 1904,
Stearns car. in frstclass condition, at bar
gain. Can be seen at Strong's Automobile
Mfg Co.. 240 Sd ay s
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MANUFACTURING COMPANY WITH LARGE
trade would like men with executive ability
or salesmanship and finances to invest In com
p Fan good position will be given; will stand
fullest Investigation Royal Real Estate Co.,
Pioneer Press Bldg, st. Paul
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FOR SALE FOR CASH OR TRADE-A GOOD
restaurant In southern Minnesota; best loca-
class business; must sell trade for some
thing different, owing to sickness. 89sS,
Journal.
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WANTED-BEsT AUTOMOBILE I CAN GET
for improved quarter-section, four miles from
Eesseden, N. D., cash value So, 200, mortgage
1892, Journal.
Evening journal., 1905-04-19
DIVIDED INTO DISTRICTS
Methodist Churches to Begin Active
Revival Work.

Active revival work is contemplated
by the Wilmington NJ. E. Conference in
this district and as a consequence the
sub-commisson appointed by the Con-
ference at its last session has divided
the churches of the Wilmington dis
trict into the following groups:
Group No. MT. Salem and Cook
man churches. this city; Tockessin,
Mt Lebanon at Roclland Mt. Pleas
amt at Bellevue; Chester-Bethel and
Claymont.
Group No. Port Deposit, Rising
sun. Hopewell, Colora, Perryville and
Charlestown, all in Maryland.
Group No. 3-EllSton, Chesapeake
City, Bethel, Town Point, Elk Neck,
North East and Zion, all in Maryland.
Group No. IN awark, Ebenezer Red
Lion, Christiana, Cherry Hin and St.
Johns.
Group No. New Castle, Port Penn,
Delaware City, st. Georges and Made
ley. this city.
Group No. 6-St Paurs, Grace, Har-
rison Street, Union Silverbrook, Wes-
ley. East Lake and Elsemere all OF
this city; Newport, Marshallton and
Stanton.
Group No. 7-Epworth, Asbury
Scott. Kingswood Trinity. Brandy
wine and Edge Moor all of this city