The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05

Steamer rugs at Barnurn's trunk store,
imported and domestic. 7l5 Ntcollet.
Rein hotel, Tyler, Mimi, lighted with a
"Colt' gas generator. Agency, 2Ss Hen. !
Stanley Hall Lyceum course. DR..
Toyokiki Iyenaga, Friday evenin Aurn Z.
A popular meeting for Presbyterian |
young people will be held at pm. Thurs |
day at Andrew church. J
For Sale-Tc be removed at once, SIX
houses On Third avenue 8 and Fifth
street. David P. Jones & Co. -. |
The annual meeting of the congregation
of Westminster Presbyterian church Tor
reports and election Of three trustees will
be held in the parlors, Thursday at PIN
To Employers Of Labor: Your best pro
lection against personal Injury damage
suits is an Employers Liability Policy is
sued by the Fred l.. Gray Company
Guaranty building.
The records Of the day-deaths, births
marriages, hotel arrivals, railway time
tables, real estate transfers, building per-
mits and other information Of interest
will be found, together with want adver-
tisement on page 16 Of this issue.
Birds will be the subject of a lee,
ture this evening at the Z. W. G. A. by
Professor Frederick L. Washburn Of the
minnesota School Of Agriculture. The LEG
ture win be illustrated by lantern slides
taken from nature. No admission will be
charged.
Free for the asking-Journal vest
pocket Nugget Books" containing nearly
! 800 bits of philosophy, humor and good
| sense worth reading. Call for one when
you are d, The Journal counter, or write
to the advertising manager and copy
will be mailed.
| "Halfheartedness a Preventative Of Ac-
l Il rs,bj ofD r Toyy
cite l. Thompson's address at the Henne-
pin Avenue church tonight. Similar adj
dresses will be given every night this
week except Saturday night Services
begin at s o'clock.
Next Monday morning the small boys
and girls of the Sumner school district
i will be obliged to- get back TO business,
after the vacation brought bout 10y the
recent fire. The building has been re-
paired and will be ready for the children
on Monday morning.
Farmers are in need Of good boys who
are willing to work and the Humane So
ciety Is deluged with letters asking for
this kind Of help. The farmers say they
are willing to pay the boys good wages
and will give them school opportunities.
The society will try to fill the demand
Just at the time that the st. Paul traf-
fic over the Washington avenue bridge
was heaviest last evening, a huge furnt-
ture van crashed to pieces like the IA
nous one.h horse chaise. Furniture was
spilled in every direction and it was near
ly an hour before the cars could move.
Walter D. Williams, for eight years
state agent for the Spring Garden Fir
Insurance company Of Philadelphia, viii
4 headquarters In Minneapolis. will sool
j leave the city. Mr.. Williams will go t
Z Philadelphia to accept the position o
I second Vice president Of the company. .
S. L. Van Etten Of the Humane societ.
( found Alice Carr, the 14-year-old girl VIII
/ was stolen from the Catholic Orphans
\ home in st. Paul early in January. Sh
4 was living with her mother at 525 Wash
\ ington avenue N and was taken back t
\ the institution, as the police say tn
mother Is not g. fit person to care for tn
\ girl
Charles Sweeney, believed to have bee
connected with the Pillsbury home dia
\ mond robbery, but against whom no con
\ victing evidence was produced. has bee
arrested in Chicago on the charge {
stealing large quantity OF SILK from
4 Bloomington ILL.,, store. Sweeney has tn
reputation Of being one Of the smoothes
\ crooks in this part Of the country. \.
Report was made to the courthouse an
I city hall commissioners at their meetin
j Yesterday afternoon that the elevator II
I tho new lookup and police court in tn
3 city hall would be completed in less tina
I ten days. Everything has been in read
= ness at the new lookup for some time, bl
, the new quarters cannot be used unit
- elevator service has been established.
4 Do you know what Karl Strahle can (
q for you? Listen. He can plant you
s. hedge, flower bed, shade tree, all kinds
81 hardy shrubs or hardy plants, make W
an old-fashioned flower garden, deliv
ST. you good, rich soil, send a man to yo1
6 lawn or garden work. Get your orde
Al in early and don't get left. Call him
81 and let your wants be known. Ka
ri strahIe with Mendenhall for seventee
= years., corner Of Thirty eighth street al
n Twenty-eighth avenue S. Telephol
s South 436. 49,.