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WHEN 6ILKINs TOOK TO TONIC.

H#H.a- lad er-H teetia4 HHd4r r.
weather .ar SOM n~ aH4 sHe dee
ror to.a Htm b. mus. take tonie.
tII.ia. 4ee.aea - ~ H. rather
E,d Tu.# ao,a 49, .b-#tou=e consisted
- aa4. ...c.=ea eaeaaIaatseo coated tablets
aaa4.a Ia Il poa, ,e..aa# after Zach
ne4I Halatas III tla effect almost
nan,a 49,. III aI44t.te improved.
II ~hoIa j" stated alsp bat B.lhtn.
an .c5aa.cat mn espeeiatz Viii
~ 0=e, . Aoze. Expenditures Ton fte
EHe. #aa-e- lr# f,a~ eutbej n
.i1as4= allowance.
8IaH- appetite ana .rnaraI analsh
tap,ae j. mr fis= -posiraon becamr
-e4fo4sss impaired II 4a- alwae@
closs whom hs=@as huasrN=anl -.!lea
me tonic began to rel III It's work he
vas Away. hungry H. complain. 4
a5out H.. scanl supply OF fcoa.
Il get rs much as used TO-. eX.
Iaiued hi wife fimtdly
CT uefe. .then... sro~led Bi1hins
she did. and then The bills grew
apace Al the end oil he hall month
Hlkins cuTled his eyebrows and then
roared
aYom grocery bill and meat bill
ha4r been running S. week l4rsef
than aslal. he cantpla ned This -
ast economy Yoa viii ruin me
You sad 10 4et. moro his VIII
protested.
BtiktHs 4foWled. bnl he kept Oh tahs
Ing the ton G His friends eompli.
laented him on getting stout, and Bill
Eias smiled. This. however WIS
when ht talked with h $ friends. b
tween him and his wife the situation
Was getting lrifle strained.
Finally affairs 2ef=to climax Thy
had English mutroo chops tha' ni2ht.
and there were FIVE on the chop plate=
Usually there were only three. but
Bin MS thought these We're. ralhs1'
mall for English mutton chops He
helped his wife 10 che and pteea d
I'D to dispose al three lie stripped
The bones and then looked hun@riE
at the remaining chop.
Wont You have the femaina=
chop. he said. With a=polife 2roW
that seemed tG court refusal.
No snitfcd Mrs. Rilhins. Mayo5
The girl wants il. Ih9neh.
Let her rustic something e1se.
~narlcd BiIkins If vou did not mark
ct ON such a slim scale We would haVe
nen4h to go around | will take this
myself do mol see Why We can moi
l,ayc enough to cai in this house.
Then Mrs. Bilkins was seized WitH
. violent attack OF shifting.
Il cannot tell what 10 do, sh.
Sobbed You complain of III" bills.
and Yet yuu eat SO much that what |
gel is not enough. have been hal
starved for TWO weeks ! never saw
any one With such an abnormal ap
petite w. will just hay" 10 90 back
to boarding
a ereat light dawned on Bilkins.
1t is all on account Of that con
founded tonic, h. blared 2lac 'ously
l Will stop it."
He did. and now peace reiens in the !
5nkins family MIS- R lkins says a
oie is good a1onnd fo1 divorce.
ltchin2 piles? Never mind if phN
'ians have failed To cure yon. Try
n AF,lt, fIl h.4J.G
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

ONentimeS q page can not he us =
IL better ADVANTAGE than 20 place Il
small amount of reading matter il
liz middle, and Leave Il wealth ot
white spaee al arcnnd t. Boots and
Shoe. Weekly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
GIRLS FLOGGED IN ODESSA.

A. official acquaintance from OAos
- gives me the following, among 9th
u a1a similar causes, which late.
led - he attempt npon the l.fe of
Ge3= Golcvia. police master of I'll
s0a-hsrn cap.'a1 aud may be tah"n
- cc.rohoratine the statement that
fhe attempt vas more cf a persona
tAan political nature.
< month before the young Jcw.
Sjiimann. shot Golovin there We're
To- po'it cal suspects unde, arrest in
the Odessa prison. Among these wers
i've 2:fls four Christians. and a Jew.
ess whose ages varied from Is To q.
ana three of whom had been attend.
in@ he higher course lectures for
women. Without any form of trail or
even Interrogation by judge din
.truetian, these young women were
stripped conpleteiy nude and cruelty
fogced.
This outrage was inflicted by COZ
odGvo : and in the presence Of sev-
.ral inspectors of police. There WAS
ne female wardress present Ny in
turmant believes that Stillmann is
brother Of the Jewish v.ctim Lon
den Chronicle.
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INTERESTING BITS.


AiasGa.s or30n hs"rs near tn eer
ina Sea liz largely on salmon and
ara extraead.nary fishers. Befor" oa
ginning 10 fish they always pIaea
taemsel..es on the downward de Of
lie ri7sf They seem to smell tie
.aimon by some extraordinary mea1...
easily SAYS hunter. and then be-
gin dazhihg ia and ont OF the riya#
a some shallow place rarely failing
to ca5ch Hsh. They bring it oat 81
t4e hahh and devour IL ii possible Sc
lectina same thick patch of bushes
and grass in which 10 make thelt
Iaea,. which does not take them lGrs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

Some al tlauo naHeI4 Wh-eh san
ported Senate. Clark lozaI.X in hi
race for United STATES senator, are thr
most sexere IN aGoiss criticisms II
Nj Clarke t'le Ia lfo4d taN suits
That 2'l.eao - WldcHz coy paNis= eli.
4ineeaea tor Seaata Clarke dersn1
set vel eT,a =0iJh#1#s III ad- = I92
Nis aad C.artt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

|, seems ,hal if The Noeh Island =
anxious 1e get into#Pine Blnu that i
would head som. Of is numerous y
tensions IN this directien
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

II * the most innocent, bah, blue
>ed Kind in the street cars that have
Ills bands al home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

4 small stone has ben lodged IN
the British Museum which = some
" hat of a mystery 1t has pnen nam
Cd .he somakuir. II comes from Fin
1and and the Finns are cid TO tell
:. weather hy t. IT, stane rh -'2es
lis appearance, through absorb n@ Ire
moisture in the air nfee~elira Ia Ii.
u yhen becomes black.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

New whaf i left soiue 10 say apoa
Mr Brundid2o since Nh Bruudids.
as spe}>,n - fatte1iaay Of Senator
BerYy2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

When the fee,fal court 4 d maI>e !,
start ON tht ptonaee dnrsfieH IN A.
kansas theae MAS something dotn2 N
short order
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

In a public toilet voom soan. reei5-
ir.e with preceding contamination. is
used in entire ignorance Of the faet
that a break in the cuticle " Il allow
infection t. be introduced into 'he
circulation as direct and positive as
vaccination. In two eastern states
bills are pending in the state legis'a.
lures seeking to make it misde-
meanor to expose toilet soap in pub
lie foilets. where il may be handled
by different persons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

s.5r@a8 s.H#. a. t.,.a J-fl..-o7
aar #.e.s ct#H-' W. aHs ta4-T
.ad n ..a. ... P..4aT- .a's,~ hg1"
I t9s L5#c5#a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

Little colds Thousands OF lives
sacrificed every year. Dr. Wood :
Norway Pine Syrup cures little colds.
cul6- big colds. toe, down ia the very
NtF2. Of consumption
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

The sheridan iIeadI@ht say
Those vho .eekea feH passenger
lraiu over lie r B aid " ON last
Satulda! ttlou5d remember chat Sal
1aday was ii4A feel DAY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
WILSON BROTHERS
The Leading CoIored Druggists
Ma sonic TEMPLE

We have one OF the BEST soda foun-
1ains in the city. an1 serve soft
drinks OF all kinds. lee crs ara made
daily from pure cream. and will be
delivered TO any part of thu city. A
share cf yonr business solicited. Ole
phone 914.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

II al In 2ttal- ae f4e=el= six
stor6 '. fe Pm Bluff VI,
concentrated IA ~ effort 10 eet one
The onflook To- success. il seen 20
The Graphic. would bc much uli@he
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

Itching plies Never mind if phNSi.
clans have failed To cure yo0 Try
oan's Ointment No failure there
IL cents. at any drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

The SIR CO Ledger s5ys Lincoln
county is 40, - MID shae, -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

a fre way 10 rev Sc your opinion
yoar popularity is to gun for ONCE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

AeVert sing Rates Made Known o
Application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
sfdent
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
DoHF =9nc# #eops on" 8e"t a.#..#..$ 10
Da.iE. ono cops one u9n'h........s5
I,ally- one cops, SIX months
/ q Y=aue =ea3H. oHe seat.s=.#.-==$, .se
@uht.a- l.# Zion oHe Foat -"
Twice-a- Wee. Edition 49,. .....#. 1.54
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AGENTS WANTED


WE WANT AGENTS IN MINNESOTA FOR
Detroit Combination Tool (rotary blower forge
gearedt drill, geared emery wheel, wise pipe,
for sa5 New inventoss the S w" practical ' in,
dispensable to every farmer, shop home; most
useful article s Of az age No
elusive territory. Address Combination Tool
Co., 515 Kasota Building.
SOAP AGENTs-CREw AND BRANCH Of
flee managers; something entirely new; most
Xmas offer; large fancy mirror and six as
Write postal today; full information free.
Ps first dap Mdrk and o Sft of
ss5 PER DAY SALARY OR COMMISSION
taking orders for the greatest patented Won
der Of the age. Exclusive territory. Free
samples to workers Write tie. at once once, This is
Co., 800 Cincinnati, Ohio.
WANTED BRIGHT. INTELLIGENT SALES
men for the new invented gaslights. Apply
Tuesday, Jan g. at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, room 3O3.
Hulet Bldg, It'll st and Hennepin av.
MANAGING AGENTS wANTED-BE IN Bust
hes for yourself; no canvassing; enclose stamp
for reply. E. Miles Bradley Co., Box 696
New Haven, Conn. S.g
among real estate men; good selling propo-
sition; money In it. Address Box 1892 How
ard Lake, MINI.
WANTED-RELIABLE AGENTS TO REPRE-
sent a reliable frm they have frst-clas.
proposition for investment Call or write 63s
Boston block.
GOLD SIGN LETTERS TO $40 DAILY
made by hqgt1eEs; essel,s 1q s1dens parti Gu
AGENTs-READ IN DARK; NAMEPLATES
signs, numbers 200 per cent profit; sample
free. Wright Supply Co.. Englewood. Ill.
AGENTS WANTED-MALE OR FEMALE, So K
SIS day. Write for particulars George Z
Brown, 1923 4th az N, Fargo. N. D.
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

!" - Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. c., 1850 Marshall
street NE, girl.
Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.. sos Fourth street
Sc. Il girl. -....s..
Bruneau, Mr.. and Mrs. David. e22 Jackson
Anderson, Mt. and Mrs. j. A., Sol Twenty
sixth avenue s, a girl.
Prenvost Mr. and Mrs Arthur, 1914 Eighth
street Sc, a girl.
Nelson Mr. and Mrs. A., 1917 Third street
8, girl.
IT MARRIAGE LICENSES.
i George A. Carroll and LenOra NJ Collier
John H. Swanson and Hulda L. Malmberg
/ Swan O. Hendrickson and Martha Noborg.
f, David Davis and Augusta Roberts.
George T.. Goodrich and Agnes Dolan.
Ray r. Allen and Myrtle Dudley.
John T. aRegan and Goldie NJ. Woodland
: James Setter and Louise Stone.
! Kialmar W. Hanson and Mary E. Fox.
Edwin Marks and Annie McNaughton.
~ Abraham Wo1leck Minnie FillimIck.
John NJ. Heurkens and Lizzie Downing.
4 Albert Nelson kilgon and Marie G.. Williams.
X DEATHS.
s. Larson, Alice, 527 Penn avenue N.
I Bryan Celecte. City Hospital.
Il Freeman, Peter 1904 Franklin avenue.
Z Johnson Christine 251 Twenty first avenue s.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

JOHN M. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer, So 7th st 8. Both phones.
HUME & DAVIES FUNERAL DIRECTORS, MA.
sonic Temple, 9th and Hennepin. Both phones.
HUME & ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
TO Hennepin av. 7. @. 9707. N. W. 1882.
RAINv1LLE Bros, UNDERTAKERs AND
furniture. II Central av. Both phones.
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o MEN AND BOYS wANrED 70 LEARN q
o plumbing trade: pays IS day after com. Q
o plotting course Of practical instruction az .
o home in our schools Graduates az. Q
o mitted to union and Master Plumbers, 9
0 association. Positions secured. Special 9
o tuition price to residents Of Minneapolis
o S25. Coyne Bros. Co. Plumbing Schools 9
o N. York. Chicago, Cincinnati. Free catalos. =
. y o 90 . . 90 o y y
MANAGER WANTED, EVERY SECTION, 70
select agents for 'Gameoscience,' worlds
greatest new lawful game for drinks or cigars,
$ takes place forbidden slot machines; played
with n1ckels Or quarters; one to seven per:
sons play at once; finish beautiful like
cash registers rented or sold on easy pay
ments; sample sent free. Proposition Will
please you If we still have opening In your
section. United Sporting Goods Mfg. Co.
Dept. 42, Chicago, Ill. -, = -
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HELP WANTED-MALE

est wages III high grade engraving house;
half-tone and line photographers, half-tone
printers, halt-tone etchers, zinc etchers, Tin
lshers, routels blockers and proofers; abso-
lutely permanent positions guaranteed to men
good charac Write fully, giving expert
ence and references. Address %, care Lord
d Thomas, Chicago. Il. 81, " p.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Harriet NJ. Powers, 615 West Like street.
repairs after fire Observation-Disclosures: s2,5
Merchants Savings bank, GOT Second
avenue s, ......::: ........ 10
Security Bank building. Second: avenue
freight elevators ................... $50
W. H. ~Dunwoody, 100 Groveland Terrace,
one freight elevator ::::.:.:... IL
Gilmore Realty company, 521 Third street
s., one freight elevator ............ IL
Five minor permits ..-................. !, 4
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HOTELS

HOTEL vENDoME; EUROPEAN; PORCELAIN
plumbing, parquet floors. room telephones.
steam heat 75c-$1 25: with bath 81 1882
HOTEL ALLEN, Sd ST AND I'd Av s.; ONLY
- hotel in the city having all outside rooms.
Rates. 75c 81. $3.50 single ..--. !.
HOTEL LYNDALE $50 LIST Av 8; MODERN IN
every way., prices reasonable
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FLORISTS

NEW YORK FLORISTS. WASH. Az S
feather and cut flowers and plants; floral d.
signs for all occasions. r. G. phone 1928.
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- . - - = 3 = -
,OTA. oS1JNDAYa MORNIN
- - = -
IT:
- ~~
sa
- - AJ4A
~
"a, ..4s#.-
q 500 g q I
, IJrT D vx1ANTEn MATE
ol :. -, :. ~--s-1-s-o>
continuad &
,-V..-..- =
WANTED-AN ohdANlzEk AT ONCE By =
frst class fraternaf society, must be man
requiped SIS per month and liberal commits.
sion. Address $40. Journal. 55
-----
WANTED-PAINTER8W WHO KNOWS HIS BUs1-
ness and can stripe wagon boxes, who is quick |
common s,la,l painters wanted, Keller Mfg. Co.,
eaos Center. Mlnn -
TEN MEN ON a snL-NDID PRoPOsITION:ii
%inneadosis M,nn A'a . 7fh S st
MlnneaQolls, MINI. = z -
WE NEED A JEWELER WHO Is GOOD EN-. |
sraver; fast watch worker and who can wait
, furnish rood raferences Panl W NcCov K, |
Co., Minot. N. D: .5.ss.
GOOD POD RELIABLE BooKKEEPER FOR JOB
IN th x o nny Mons
day at $3.50 am. S. \. Morawets & Co., a15
Aasota building - - q.
wA Want NE sise ts WANTID
shop, wages SIS to $25 per week.; nobody but
hrst-class men need apply. Apply q: once
.4132 Journal: -z---
and roofing specialties: is years successful
sale; many recorders; pocket samples; commits
= sion sideline. Sales Mgr; Thomas Mfg, Co..
St. Louis Mo-
q and 5O capable OF earning 5000 per month
more, city or Minnesota territory, salary
Oh. commission or Doth guaranteed. Address
4s7s, journal. -. ..-.-.--,..-.-..
TAILOR wANTED-A GOOD. ALL AROUND
tailor with good habits can get steady JOB
wear around or may 20 In Dartnership in i
town fovrna not tar from TINS city Address 1897
oo.... - =
ED-BooKKKEEPER, FOR LUMBER
some knowledge o. merenanalse; state age age'
Jornai ,A ''A'i.# =: 80 -''0'
sool 1a! - = = 49, -
PLUMBING SCHOOL.
day class 40 Pract1cal. School OF Plumbing
and treating. $500 . N1collet az. A1nneapollNs:
c oof ar Gnf year.
az Cbas Hor,utt1 ana wash;putn
e4o onas: aolwle1.- oos ~ asaane.on ~ ::
soaiGdI9Rs UM C99AsH ~ Ela91EI Phop
FIRST write ADDRESSING Collins Blds
START NF;W Wear RT1ITT 1PRFPARF ron
Soon. Ene onnortIlnity. ., See Nntiona1 Gnr.
respondence Institute, 5s8 Andrus Bldg. ~
0ApAprr STATESMAN no cSvr1R : MITNiNEs0T1
With Staple Inc; high commissions With 500
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


HOTEL vENDoME-Howard Babcock and fam
ily' sgSeton. s. D.: A: W; Brown Fargo
aD C. H W Mspleton W. Gsea
Lakota; j.. B. Brown, Bedford. N. H: H. s.
Bennett, Excelsior: F.: Howard. Kenyon C..
D"sen 1snand r + Ryan,
pers Ferry. Iowa: Clay Carpenter and family,
A Aics Reey' SUMMIT s. D. DstriSR
Murray and wife. Anoka: R. E. Burns, Man
kato; y. H. Jones and wife, Brainerd; Thomas
E. vallancy, David Mcdonald, Mandan; H. NJ.
Rapids. Iowa: G. s. Peterson. Atwater;
Charles {,1 wallin. Willmar F: j: Brown, Frank
G. G. Richards, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Towne,
Detroit; D: B, Barker, Thief River Falls; John
sRes "9s T A. He
Grand Rapids: A. c. Bryant Chicago; H. NJ.
Clarke Long Beach Cal. D. MeTavish. Chi
sHgo w. R. Whang Sioux rails s d.
kanfs: cy NJ ea5ss5s1s9 o. t9 Ga
f oEtO1ville; Mr. and Mrs. Newenbers' St.
Z. $. Munholand, Chicago: 9. ". Haugen,
Hs'FSs s' ani es o. aas Gshk0i mnn VS.
McCullaugh and wife, Chicago: Miss Lillian
Reisland, Milaca 4: ", Weber Pelican
MINI; Walter Sage and wife, Des Noines;
W. B. Armstead, wife and son. Aitkin: L.
Locks, Chicago; D. J. McAllister. New York;
J. O. Adams, Devils Lake; T. J. Macarthur,
and wife. Aberdeen; H. e. Schukneck, Elgin;
G. J. Lewis, Vesta; Mrs. M: C. Peter. De
troit, Mimi; G. B. Thomas, Mountain Home:
d een; aR " .e staey Tifs and ehld Fond III
Lac. Wis: / S. Berg, Raletta N. d.; c.
W. Johnson. Chicago: g. P. Murphy, Chicago
F. II. De Kay. Grand Forks; j. P. Dougherty,
Chicag go; :. NJ. S. rutherford, Princeton: R. G.
James and wife, Mankato; Frank Money,
|. Bird Island; DR.. A. shee. Duluth; C.. s.
Morris. Hope, N. D.; Henry Thorson, Sisse-
tOn s d.
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LEARN SHORTHAND.

LEARN SHORTHAND.
:. Our. course of instruction is the best. most
simple and practical The wonderful success
. Of our graduates, and our inability to I'LL az
the applications Tor stenographers Is, the proof
, The .Munson Shorthand Institute, ,-a 9
Guaranty Loan Building Il
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POSITIONS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. 2 .''
maRer. s9en % get more At the start
and have better opportunities for advance
ment than other employees. We guarantee
results. .-..%.- : q
+ The Munson Shorthand Institute. T.
Guaranty Loan Building,
RJ Smith. President -.
BIG oKoFs IN aoKTAwAsr THIS xEAR:
Get in line and sell Continental Casualty
Health and Accident policies People are ask
ing for them. Have several fine locations for FOL
and accident company. Write me at once and
get an early start. d. H. Evans, State Agent
s1o-311 Andrus building, MINNEAPOLIS :.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS WILL BE
held in several places in each state; $3.50
education required: Write Columbian Cor,
get its free announcement containing dates,
salaries paid and questions recently used by
the civil service commission. -
WANTED-EXPERIENCE AND RELIABLE
advertising fans and other novelties; designed
by artists Of national reputation and recog-
nized as works of art; samples ready large
States ss Nousity p COMPANY, CINCINNATI Ohio
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS, 10000 APPOINT
ments last year. Chances better now. Thou
:. sands We have prepared haze been appointed;
b free booklet, 20, giving list OF positions,
sample questions etc.; to National Correspond
ence Institute, Washington, D. G.. -
TELEGRAPHY-OURa COURSE IN TELEGRA-
ply and railroad accounting fits our students
for immediate positions. Endorsed by the rail-
roads; visit new quarters in College block,
Sd av s and Sd st, after jan 1. Day and eve
ming classes. Minneapolis College Of Ielegra-
ply Minneapolis. .-, e.. ..,.. l. i
wANTED-Two MEN TO TRAVEL FOR Lo-
cal firm, SIS, to-. SIS per week and expenses
to start; advancement and steady employ
ment to- right -parties;, closed from Saturday
General Manager, 6O7 Sykes block, Mime.
apolls. . 1T. s. - -e.rs-:13- 81
n o59
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POSITIONS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
Shorthand Is time-saver and money
maker. Stenograpkers get more at the start
and have better opportunities for advance
ment than other employees. We guarantee
s results. 1-
The Munson Shorthand Institute,
Guaranty Loan Building.
RI Smith, President.
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LEARN EXPERT SHORTHAND AND TOUCH
). TYPEWRITING.
We provide means for that careful, personal
attention and individual instruction which ts SO
Vital to the success of the average student.
The Munson Shorthand Institute,
Guaranty Loan Building
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HELP WANTED-FEMAIE

MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING TAUGHT
quick a course in frame and shape making
only $1os Individual instruction in all parts
of the trade. We sell stock hats at cost Of
material: hats made TO order in up.to-date
styles; all kinds of fancy wire shapes made
to order; dressmaking course, 81 per week.
French tailor square measure and instruction
book and course in cutting waists and
sleeves only So: French, English, American
and all other kinds Of systems for sale at
wholesale prices, fashion journal free. Call
or write Dobbs Bros. 1908 Nicollet av. :,
BARGAINS OF QUALITY.
BARGAINS OF QUALITY.
If you appreciate most careful workman
ship and perfect fit as much as you do q
low price, then you will find my clothes very
satisfactory. I make an elegant lady's suit to
measure at $40, silk lining and all trimmings
included. I shall gladly show my goods,
whether you wish to buy or not Tailor Lee,
he satisfies. Grand Operahouse Annex, st.
Paul. ~ H.
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L RAILWAY TIME TABLES
HOTEL ARRIVALS
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
~ BUILDING PERMITS =
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND
ST. PAUL RAILWAY.

Passenger Station, washington ana ID Avenues Soutn
5Sun only. 'Dsily, Except Sun. TEX Sat. TEX Mon
Leave. MARCH rs. 1905 Arrive.
y 90 m Is Crosse, Milwaukee Chicago s1oa
sso La sS S5es.s h mss Y,1sn Wis.,
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-31

POSITIONS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. 70
Shorthand is a time-saver and money
maker. Stenographers get more at the start
and have better opportunities fol- advance
ment than other employees. We guarantee
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-31

AN EXPERIENCED sTENoGRAPHER AND
office clerk. one who can operate Oliver type
writer; must be Of good appearance and have
credentials; the position will be permanent
with one Of the leading houses in Minneap-
oils; salary to begin, 81 a week; rapid adj
handwriting. Address 1904 journal.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-10-06
FIRST REQUISITE OF BEAUTY

FIRST REQUISITE OF BEAUTY
The first requisite of beauty is d
clear complexion. Orlno Laxative
Fruit Syrup clears sallow blotched
complexion as it stimulates the liver
and bowels, and the eyes become
bright and clear. You owe it to your
friends to take it If yonr complexion
is bad. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
does not nauseate or grippe and is very
pleasant to take Refuse substitutes
The Brown Pharmacy.
Mr.. Martin VINO uled so suddenly
last Saturday, in the Wilder drug
store, was prosperous farmer of Big
Creek township. He leaves wife
in poor health, six sons and one
daughter. Mr.. Martin owned several
good farms and other property sc
that his family is we'll provided for
lie had been troubled with heart dis
ease for some time. He was not feel
ing we'll that morning when he start.
ed to town but supposed it was only /
slight cold bothering him. He llveC
but short time after he realized thai
he was seriously sick. He was buried
at Leanna, Monday.
Foleys Honey and Tar cures coughs
and colds and prevents pneumonia
Take no substitutes.-The Brown
Pharmacy.