davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-29

THERE have been no labor troubles
sn the panama canal. But pay dirt has
been struck by some of the boys
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-29

DR.. August Schmidt, German ply
stefan OF ST. Louis, has given money
for en- undenominationa church in
that city. There will be no sermon,
no choir, and no collection plate. An
electric organ will furnish the music
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-29
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE

The prince Of Wales delights IN that
delicate scent known as wood violet.
CO-Rt Boui de Caa-eliane has pub
lished a bock containing his speeches
and articles > nee 1901 on the foreign
policy of France.
". Msroellac is the latest aspirant
TO attempt TO reach the north pole in
a balloon. Tie figures On carrying a
wireless telegrsphy apparatus and an
electric motor capable of supplying
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-29

William McNair who succeeds AM
,,ruw Fl. Allen ss chief Of The bureau
of rolls and library department Of
tate, At Washington, was once a page
in The house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-29

President Roosevelt is TO be invited
to attend the commencement exercises
OF the Missouri university next June,
there to receive the honorary degree
OF LII ID.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-29

power for 200 hours. The start is to
be made from Spitzbergen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-29

Admiral Lord Charles Beresford
claims the distinction of being the
first European who was allowed, by
invi alton, to gaze en- the face of the
mlkado of Japan. This was in 1868.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-29

County Superintendent OF Scholls
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Albert Schramm to Abraham Tromby, lots
/, 5, 5, 9. 10, block 10, Auditors !.
eorea Ws1er NO nd ~ Wiz - p,onse, steei
Elevator company, NY lot Is. block 3,
H. L. studiey and wife vii to to George 4.
Mclean, lot II, block 0. Remington's :.
Rachel H. Holdridse to Annie E: SPEEDY.
~ lot 10. Covington township .....,...,
Thomas sernhara and wife to Joseph
Elizabeth Burley to Charles G. Strid. lot
6. block Is. Wilbur's. second
D. P. Jones & Co. to Herbert Il. Folsom
Charles E, Hatcher and wife and |.
F.: Hatcher to Charles W. HUGHES, IN
divided Tide :. of blocks to "a Hatcher
Lowry Erickson and wife to samuel q.
lot /. ;. block s. Moore 4 Lovejoy'si
also n 10 feet lot p, south 16 feet lot
Samuel III Il. findles to- to Lowry Uiriekson
and wife, 80 feet of W 60 feet lot !,
block 4sst s. s a, also
Clarence waterman and wife to Maria
Gervais, II feet lot 10, N "a feet lot
Charles P. johnson and wife to Anders N.
Johnson. lot 4. block 81. Rsminston's
Mi Iie NJ. Potter and husband to Robert
II. Leonard. lot 20. n. block 3, E.
Charles ": Hughe. and wife to Charlie; F.
and Isaac E. Hatcher. undivided Il
blocks ! to 7. Hatcher g. Hughes -.
Chute Brothers Co. to Chute Realty Co.,
lots 8, 7, block 20, Mill 70. 8 ..;....:.
Fri B. Dennis and wife to Bartev A.
Keljik,, lot 4, block 2. sheldon's sub
American Bible Society ct al: to 6onsresa:
tional Church of Excelsior. 1914 acres.
Sc SW section IS, and 20 acres SW SW
section 36-117-2S, lots 8. 8. 22. College
PIT. unplatted "a acre adjoining lot %,
"a, 80 and SO. College Pit. lot 10. 81,
| NWL lot 80, 81, Galpin's to Excelsior,
part lot /. 2 Gates subdivision. IN
plated tract adjoining G.. N. Ry. Co.
and lot IS, 10, Galpin's, unplatted tract
adjoining lots 80, "a. 49, College Pt, and
26 acres. lot i, section 35-117.2S. 49,. 8
Addie NJ. Libby to George II. Hench-
man, lot g. block 8. Windom's...... 4,
Mary A. and Sarah J. Dam TO Erisk Vest
ling, W 65 feet. lot 19. block IT.. ]. :.
Sarah F. Anderson to Mabel K. Williams,
lot 10. block 3. Summit Park. l.
Andrew G. Lundquist and wife to Eugene
P. Peterson, lot 10, block g, Badger q
George H. Henchman to Richard 8. Gray,
lot 2, IL, 49, block 2, Remington third.
Western Realty Co. to Herman q. Dagger,
lot /. block IL. Fair Ground.
Hattie A. and &. L. Chubb to Christian
H. Brackmann. NJ lot 2, block IA,
Wilbur second
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HELP WANTED-MALE

CAPABLE MEN TO FILL
responsible positions. Hundreds Of tirms are
calling on us daily for competent help and
we must have more capable men to supply
the increasing demand. S@
Here are a few of our many positions:
I, 'Bookkeeper, jobbing house, N. D.. $65.
Bookkeeper and clerk, N. d.: general store,
$50. az ~
s5'S Cashier Montana bank, S75.
Bookkeeper for N. D. lumber office, $50.
Bookkeeper, Minnesota bank, $65. %,
Bookkeeper, Wisconsin lumber office. $50.
Shipping clerk, sash and doors, Mont, $S5
Bookkeper, s. D., general store, $65.
Lumber bookkeeper for inventory $65.
German cashier, small MINI. bank, 500.
Scandinavian lumber yard manager, $50.
Lumber yard foreman for Wisconsin, $75.
Scandinavian store clerk for Mimi, $40.
Assistant manager general store, Mont, $75
Furniture salesman. Mont, $75. $50.
Gregg shorthand teachers, $50.
Stenographer, experienced in sash ant
doors, SIS.
stenogragpher and clerk, city,, $50.
Stenographer, N. D. land office, $40.
Stenographer and bookkeeper, bank, $50.
Write for particulars, stating experience.
S. A. Morawerz Il Co.,
1851 Kasota building, Minneapolis
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A9IEk hn an f. krsek h Askin; A;
York; L. Lemberg. Chicago; Elmer Halling,
Sioux Falls: 4. V. Baasem, New Ulm: G. f.
Lusk, Thorpe, Wis; H. c. Cooney, Princeton;
A. c. Clark. Aberdeen: NJ. Miller and wife,
/ Berth. Conn: NJ. s. Rutherford. Princeton;
Charles G: Knight. Chicago; II. A. Puner. Bird
Island; Z. II. Sherwin. Monticello 2. r.
!, Rucker, Chicago; l. B. Patterson and wife,
| Chicago; NJ. Weeks, Omaha: j. H. AcGilvra,
. Milaca: D. L. Clark. Lansing.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17
CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

BIRTHS.
Allen Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.. 575 Seventh avenue
y. girl. .'. .->
Wallil, Mr.. and Mrs. E. W.. 1921 Seventh
street S. girl.
;. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. R. B., $500 Thirty-nfth
street S, a boy.
Aiuston, Mr.. and Mrs. O. L., $50 Monroe street,
1 boy.
tombstone Mr.. and Mrs. E., 21o0 Twenty sixth
avenue S, boy. SO. ....s -
Little Mr.. and Mrs. e. N, 412 W Lake street,
Il girl.
Sehommer Mr.. and Mrs. J. N, 1914 Irving ave-
que N. girl. -: - -..ra.,-
Larson. Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf. 1927 Forty third
avenue n. boy.
Lindholm, Mr.. and Mrs. John, 1927 Madison
street, a boy.
| MARRIAGE LICENSES. E
| Morris a. kurstn and Julia Selcer.
Martin Higgins and Anna Ryan.
Per Alfred Lindgren and Christine Swenson.
Peter Gonnella and Marguerite Baiocchi.
James c. Jensen and Jennie c. Nelson.
Andrew Benson and Ada NJ Anderson
DEATHS.
Spooner Code, 1854 Twenty ninth avenue 8,
Strouse Charles, Soldiers home. ...0I1 e. p
Nilsson, Gustaf. Swedish hospital
( I Taft. Leona, 343s Tenth avenue s.
{ | Bradford, Mary. 1900 Fifth street Sc.
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HOTEL, ARRIVALS.


HOTEL VENDOME-O. X. Getty, Crookston;
Mrs. E. B. Chapman Miss Helen Chapman
Albert Lea; w. J. 1ippery, Fargo; Mrs. j. c..
Crammond, San Francisco; A. J. Allison
Anoka; H. J. Keith Boston; Charles A. Allen,
A. II. Bowman, Deadwood; c. H. Edwards,
Fargo; H. H. skallenberger. Spokane; okley
Hubbard, Spencer; II. A. Porter, St. Louis;
Z. b. Chapman. Albert Lea: B. O.. Stones,
Hudson; &. c. Ringland, Detroit. Mich; H.
x. Schuster, Fessenden, N. D.. w. E. Lind
sey, Monticello, Mimi; a. p. Chandler and
daughter, Miss Lindahl, Fargo: Z. G. Roberts,
Austin, Mimi; B. C. Schooner, Granite Falls,
Ainn:; s.. Nelson. Dawson. Mimi; T. II. Jelly,
Ipswich. S. D.; ]. l.. Arnold, Bismarck, n D.;
J. G. Peterson, Litchheld; NJ; D; Stone and
wife, Bemidji; p. II. Rogers, st. Paul. George
Reid. Chicago; NJ. j. O'Reilly. Osceola. Wis. :;
Matt Fitzpatrick, stewartville; J. F. Bowers,
Detroit, Mich; Emily Anderson Little Falls
Mrs. A. e. Christie Austin; W. P. Prize, Brain
erd; J.. O.. Lee. Chicago; ]. X. Baker spo-
kane, Wash; Hans Mo, Sleepy Eye; o. A.
Drew. Golden; Mo-; 4: W. spehr, Springfield;
Wis; ] F.. Hogan, Dubuque. Iowa; G.. o.
Tweton: Pelican Rapids; J. P. Billings and
wife, Chicago: Miss o. Brown, Litchfeld; C.
H. Wagon, Mankato H. G. Meyer, Litchfeld;
F. p. Dix. ]. Schelde, Hopkins; NJ. j. o. Brien,
, New York -
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HOTELS

HOTEL vENDoME: EUROPEAN; PORCELAIN
plumbing, parquet floors, room telephones,
steam heat. 75c-s1.25 with bath 81 .50-$2.
HOTEL ALLEN, Sd ST AND I'd Az S; ONLY
hotel in the city having all outside rooms.
F&tes. 75c, 81, $3.50 single.
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BUILDING PERMITS

E SEs twostory frame dwelling ......... 81, 600
- story brics veneered frame dwelling. $500
One minor permit ..................... 200
Total. three permits. SIS, 800
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

>~~~-~~~-~~~~~~~~~>
JOHN M. GLEASON. FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. So 7th st s. Both phones.
HUME DAVIES FUNERAL DIRECTORS, MA.
sonic Temple, 9th and Hennepin. Both phones.
HUME & ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
no Hennepin av. T. @. 9707. N. W.. 3282.
RAINVILLE BROS, UNDERTAKERs AND
furniture. II Central av. BoLn phones.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17

LEARN MATCHMAKING. ENGRAVING, OF.
tics; earn more money; Oldest school. Min
neapolis Matchmaking School. 7th and Hen.
, q /.
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wANTED-FoR THE U. 8. MARINE CORPS,
unmarried men between the ages Of Fl and 35;
able-bodied. of good character and temperate
have legelly declared their intention to become
ouch; must speak, read and write English;
o e word So o and n
sessions and at navy. yards in the United
States. Recruits desiring service in the Phil
Apply at 141 e Sd st. st. Paul, or 80 Wash
ington ay 8. MiEneapolis.
EXPERIENCED LUBRIOATING OIL SALES.
man with established trade and some capital
can learn of plan whereby he can get into
business on his own account and save profits
now going into pockets Of Jobbers by address
ing H. w. Swift. Wade Bldg. Cleveland, Ohio
MEN AND \ BOYS : WAIVED 3 70 e learn 6
plumbing trade; pays S. day after complet- G
ing course of practical instruction at home G
or in schools; graduates admitted to G
union aud master plumbers association; g
positions secured: special tuition price to I
co 81 sSnaSs I Br S.
Louis. Mo-, Cincinnati. o. Free catalogue. {
o o o o o o q
WANTED-NAMEs AND ADDRESSES OF SOC
without injury to themselves or families; have
something to offer which will return 100 pei
cent on Investment after first year; an oppor
tunity for men of limited means to become
Interested in, business which will protect
them In all the years to come; much better
than life insurance; employment for few
good mechanics. Send address to "Opportun
ity,' 1905, Journal.
WE HAVE A SAILS POSITION WITH ONE OF
the best grocery houses in the northwest; mus
have man with q record in this line: n,
abe SIS Ncoet
We have positions open for statesmen. sale
managers and general managers. If you ar
man who can sell goods or If you have execu
tive ability. call or write. Hapgoods, 81
Nicollet av-
WANTED-1o,o 900 CITIZENS TO TRY TIL
Kream Kamphor Liniment: the wonderful cur
for headache, rheumatism, neuralgia, burns
sore back and all pains. Nonderer for
beautiful complexion: the only white linimen
on the market Wonderful cure for corns
bunions sweating. swollen anc aching feet
Price 25c bottle, with free yearly magazin
as premium. Tor sale. 1919 Laurel ay.
YOUNG MAN TO LEARN CoRNIcE MAKER
trade National Roofing & Cornice Co.. 141
9TH st 8.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
Continued.

CIRCULAR AND SAMPLE DISTRIBUTORS
wanted everywhere; permanent position; good
pay. American Union, Pontiac building, Chi
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WATCHES CLEANED SOC; MAINsPRINas5ooi
one clocks Tpares easS fSf
6. W. SMITH. DULUTH, MIMI, MADE $3.50
one week selling Weir's lead. Cant your
D. T. Weir White Lead Co.. ST. Louis. Mo.
"A XMAS PRESENT THAT WILL PLEASE. A
the srn eoeg 90 9th
wANTED-AGENTs to CANVASS AND TAKE
ton for right parties. 1901. Journal.
SHEET METAL WORKERS. TIMERS, con.
p Pss Rsa1s o6saice At St.
SHOES RhsoLnD IN Is 1dINUTEs, BEST OAK
soles, sewed. TIC; nailed, sos: rubber heels.
4Oc s. T. Sorensen. 31e Nieollet ay.
DETECTIVES = EVERYWHERE; MEXPERI:
: enced, qualified; S. earned daily. International
Detective Canpany. Milwaukee,, Wis.
WANTED-MEN 10 DISTRIBUTE SAMPLES,
tack signs; s.. daily no ean Ciai Cont
ton: no books good man can make make SIS to $50
i week. 81 4th at S. upstairs. Brehm.
WANTED-sHoEs REsoLED IN IL MINUTES
Cav soss ssTsa 5s o seo Hhe YOU wait
MACHINIsTs WANTkDTo STAY AWAY FROM
Menomonie. Wis: strike on at the Globe Iron
Works. Business Agent District As
THIS IS THE TIME TO LEARN TO BE a
frst-class tailor and earn good money. Amer1.
can Tailor College, 81 sth st 8.
YOUNG MAN 70 DISTRIBUTE CIRCULARS
for part, possibly ALL Of tuition. Metropolitan
College, 329 Hennepin ay.
| sTFNOGRAPHER-MUsT BE FAST AND DC
good work; ot permanent place; state age and
references. 3S9S, Journal.
WANTED-A Few GOOD Statesmen, FIRST
| class men: will be given straight salary con-
] tract. 8 Eastman Block
S. DAILY FOR MAN 70 DISTRIBUTE CIR
/ culars and samples. American Distributing
| Bureau. Milwaukee. Wis
j WANTED-PoNY FRESHMAN. STEADY JOE
1 for right man. Cootey Lith. & Prtg. Co..
1 Flour Exchange.
WANTED-BRIGHT YOUNG MEN or wo
/ men. good salary; permanent position Address
| macist. Apply at once with references. Gam
BILE & Ludwig.
WANTED-MEN TO BID ON STONE WORE
by perch. 3116 Humboldt av s. Phone N. W
wANTED-AN EXPERIENCES NEWSPAPER
solicitor; reference required. Box 10e3 Gran
Forks. Nd.
; WANTED-GooD ALL AROUND WAGol
; maker Woman's Baking Co., 1900 Sd ay s
WATCHES CLEANED 81; MA1NsPRINGs 81
warranted one year. Paegels. 20 Sd st 8.
WANTED SALESMAN. TELL
phone T.. &C. 1913 or address 1882 Journal.
LINOTYPE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CoMPE
tent to take full charge. 3912, Journal.
. man, at once Call at 307 Sd st s.
3 AN Elevator BOY WANTED AT ONCE A
81 Clinton Hotel, 4th ay and Grant
WANTED-PEN AND INK ARTIST. ADDREs
= D. b. Dale 1908 list av N.
: WANTED-PR1NTERF FOR NEW STORE CAR
, stand. ~ 80 -aS.- 80 Il
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Frst.class proposition. Either
salary or commission.
Call ut Journal Office. See Mr..
Gray.
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! FLORISTS y,
N~~~~~~~~~c~~~~~~c o"~o~>~~~~~~~~~~~~
NEW YORK FLORISTS. Z WASH. Az g.:
feather and cut flowers and plants: floral de-
! signs for all occasions. T. G. phone 1928.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
+ Male.

RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, No 4
word; no ad less than 10c daily; 20 words a
less, one week. Soc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17

STOVE REPAIRS
RlF11Rs foR AZ sToT1E;ssl-GRG1T WEsT:
ern Suove Repair Co. 312 Hennertn.
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"A XMAS PRESENT THAT WILL PLEASE. a
scholarship in the Eclectic college, 225 9th st,
s, Minneapolis. New term Jan. 2 1906.
WANTED-AGENTs IT, CANVASS AND TAKE
orders salary commission; good PROPOSE
rr3 %ior fnr rioh+ no rtics 9On1 Journal 5s..
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MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and stor.
ing household goods expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured; cut rates to Pacific coast
and other points our speciality. 1872 9Th st s.
Both phones.
CAMERoN's TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house.
hold goods; expert packers. Office, zoo Nicol-
let. Both phones 1908. Res phone. T. G. 1924.
BENZ BROS, TRANSFER AND STORAGE,
finest and warerooms; goods moved by
experienced men. 112 9th st N. Both tells.
952.
F1REPRooF STORAGE, CLEAN SEPARATE
rooms; packing and shipping. 100 LIST ay N.
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WATCHES CLEANED SOC; MAINsPRINas5oo;
"A and delivered. r, G. g545. Dobrin.z 2SS WASH N.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
Continued.

= "OVIsttIIdSUs q 57----
wANTED-D1E AND TooLMAKERS AND
bench hands, accustomed to small accurate
work: must be first class in every respects
highest wages. G.. F. Kriesel. I'd st and 9th
ay S. ~ $50. = ..5ItE5, = 80 g Sec a.&5 . q 81.
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SHOES RESIDED IN Is ldINUTks, BEST GA
soles, sewed 75c; nailed, sos; rubber heel
4Oc s. T. Sorensen. 312 Nicollet av.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17

DETECTIVES - EVERYWHERE; MExPERI.
\ enced qualified; S. earned daily. Internal ional
Detective Company, Milwaukee, Wis.
WANTED-MEN TO DISTRIBUTE SAMPLES,
tack signs; SIS. daily; no canvassing. Cont
mental Distributing Service, Chicago.
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-FOUR GOOD CANvASSERs; GOOD PROPOSE
ton: no books; good man can make $15 to 81
IL week. 81 4th ct S, upstairs. Brehm.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-17

wANTED-PosITIoN By EXPERIENCED
clerk grocery, some in general merchandise,
can keep D., q. books; city references; city
or country. Address 3D." care Mail Carrier
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BUILDING PERMITS
RAILWAY TIME TABLES
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND
..r ST. PAUL RAILWAY.

70
City ticket Office 1913 Ncollet Avenue Phone l22.
Passenger Station, Washington and Sd Avenues South
5sun. only 'Daly: tE1cept Sun: tkx Sat TE1: Mon:
Leave MARCH % 1905 Arrive,
s75O La Crosse Milwaukee Chcsgo...... 1880 pm
b. e'ssss R asaii 1ssn %s'
's2oam Northaeld Faribau kansas City,. $40 pm
tolls ortonvls Mibank Aberdeen ....... 800 m
~. s,,. W.T. ,. ito. 10 p m
tA'oo III "ahAAo' "eiiS 'aeAs'n' LOO N
'2.2O pm Winona, La Crosse, Milwsukee... $50 pm
$50 pm Fsrbsult, Dubuque, Chicago. 40 oa n,
sos pm Mankato Wells $o.lo
The Fast Mail. .,
'6.4dp La Crosse, Milwaukee, Chicago.......
s45 oronvile, Fargo, Aberdeen. 1928 N
s7l5 pm Northhed Farbault Austin. $112o
The Pioneer Limited.
$500 pm La Crosse Milwaukee, Chicago 500 am
s1o.25 pm La Crosse Milwaukee, Ckicago... s120l m
to mr. =, =, ,,u p,..-, lt10. 80 pm
io 20 pm aaaison' Wis., 'anes''n' 500 N
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Ages II to IS; pay SIG to $50 per month,
according to ratings; first outfit Of clothing
free; good opportunities offered for advance
ment. Apply at Navy Recruiting Station
room sos, Postonice building Minneapolis,
MINI
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one week selling Weir's lead. Can't you
D. T. Weir White Lead Co., ST. Louis, Mo.
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BECOME RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS GOVERN.
ment stenographers, ETC.; civil service ex-
am1nations soon; permanent appointments. See
s National Correspondence Institute, 536 Andrus
; Rldr. 3 .- 5Ef ::
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

Continued
WANTED-ENERGETIC LADY OF ABILITY
to represent manufacturer. who has q desire
to earn over $12 weekly and expenses; steady
position to right party. McBrady & Co., Star
building, Chicago.
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INSTRUCTION

INSTRUCTION
THE HJ0RT SCHOOL OF VOICE CULTURE,
.elocution. piano and pipe organ: 1913 Chi
cago ay: faculty, Jacob L. Hort, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Harrington, Eugen Skaaden; instrumental
pupils taught theory and harmony free; enter
any time. Address director for catalog.
FIRsT-OLAss INSTRUCTION BY THOROLY
experienced teachers on piano. VIOLIN violon-
cello, mandolin guitar and banjo; satisfaction
guaranteed; lessons &C., NJ. NJ. Voak, 90 7th
st S.
VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, PIANO, GUITAR, BAN.
10, violoncello: lessons soc: best instruction:
instruments furnished free. f. l.. Tappan, 90
18th st s.
CATION SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, TYPOGRAPHY
and teIegraphy moves Dec. 80 to the College
block. I'd av s and Sd st.
TRANSMITTING AND LESSONS IN SPANISH;
conversational method. Apply to Mrs Par
sons. 1874 4th NY ).
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HELP WANTED-MALE

. Continued II
BIG CROPS IN NORTHWEST THIS YEAR.
Get in line and sell Continental Casualty
Health and Accident policies. People are ask
ing for them. Have several fine locations for
hrst-class agents. The largest exclusive health
and accident company. Write me at once and
get carly start. y. Fl. Evans, State Agent
310-311 ,Andrus building, Minneapolis.
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S. DAILY FOR MAN TO DISTRIBUTE CIR
culars and samples. American Distributing
- q Az liz !
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SALESMEN-BY MFRS. OF PAINT AND ROOF.
ing specialtes; Is years successful sale; many
4 recorders; pocket samples commission side
e line. Sales Mgr, Thomas Mfg. Co., ST. Louis,
No : I / !. :. ~ !. !. :
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YOUNG MAN WITH THREE YEARS Ex-
sition with good firm: can furnish goo{
references. l willing to work as extra
help before Christmas Address Petersen,
1922 Lyndale N, city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16
AN EMPHATIC VERDICT.

IL possible that at time existed Swedish faction
IN Norway but that exists longer plain bv the res
OF sunday referendum vote the question the dissolution n
he union Perhaps the act of passed in ne last marked
Its disappearance but however that may be- there no longer
Pro-owedish sentiment in the Land of the Midnight sun
oh the question OF dissolution only total Of ,2
votes cast were against the proposition sentiment in Nor
Is SHOWN to be practically unanimous really surnrisir
'ne gnt OF such an overwhelming that the Noegars
noud nave SO long consented the maintenance Of the union
Sweden. " " WIN
Inc animation given by the people the storhings decision
eer the bonds OF union unprecedented in emphasis and direct
ness ana there is absolutely danger of counter roIuor -
Norway uch as occurred in La Nndl This ea ,ndun which Ia,
e situation was taken in response to the demand made
~ sweden as condition precedent beginning Of neoors
lot the orderly and peaceabe winding up of the affairs G M I
kingdom. ' o '"e dual
II was really measure OF conciation bv which Tho f r
sweden was saved while the determination of Norway, s -
FossDy King Oscar has some lingering intention Of
sovereignty but If so that intention have been t,erl
oy the emphatic demonstration that arc NO, enough
VINO desire his rule TO supply pages gentlemen - H.
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In this matter OF secession Norway has disr,,cd ,
unany OF purpose and aspiration well f,r br = -
same unity shown in questions Of foreign policy and in her
relations with Sweden If Norways sentiment is as STRONGLY - Co.,
OF an alliance with the other Scandinavian ,;
sua as IT IS shown to be in dissolution Of the ,n
sweden its aspirations may be fully and the pennsra
DC saved from encroacimen by kaiser.