The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-12

Wedding Gifts and Rings. John 8. AL
len, Guaranty Loan Bldg.
Dayton's tea rooms away from noise
and dust of StreetS-fne service.
Bishop l. w. Joyce will preach this
evening at Trinity M. E. church.
Gas ranges direct from manufacturer.
Brand Stove Co., $50 Fourth avenue S.
Artists summer outfits and camp
stools. Boards art galleries at Dayton's.
Tickets now selling for Journals ex-
curson to Camp Lakeview Friday, juno
16. Round trip, only s175.
The University free dispensary, 1910
Washington avenue S, was closed today
for two weeks, pending repairs.
Will the party who found estimate book
of R. Mcmillan & Co. kindly notify them
so they can call for same. 113 Fourth
street N.
Get your tickets for Camp Lakeview
early. Only limited number to be sold.
Best excursion of the season. Round
trip only $1.75. On sale at Journal coun-
ter. ...-~.
Dayton's Big Silk Sale is winning pat
ronage at a rapid pace. Thousands of
yards of the seasons best styles and
superior qualities are placed on the large
tables in the silk aisle and are being
sold at fractions Of their regular value
Inform yourselves of pioneer days by
reading Frank G.. O'Briens entertaining
book, Minnesota Pioneer Sketches" The
book is timely, now that the semi centen-
NAL of Minneapolis Is to be celebrated
July /. All bookstores have it on sale.
Price $780, =; ,.s ..--.-. ,.....
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 at The Journal counter, or write
to the advertising manager and copy
will be mailed.
Lula Miller, 1925 Second street S, at
tempted suicide last evening after quar-
rel with her lover. She took large guam
tity of bichloride of mercury and fell un
| conscious. She was taken to the cit.
| hospital, where she was revived and late
returned to her home.
Two big orders of ice cream were con
| sumed yesterday by visitors to Columb1;
Heights. Thirteen lots were disposed o
during the day by E. G. Walton and nj
force of five clerks. The ice cream wa
provided as refreshment to prospectN
| buers and curious visitors to this ne'
residence and manufacturing section.
Orders were issued today by the post
| office authorities to all clerks and car
riers that postal cards which have bee
once used are not admitted to the mall
except at letter postage. The order state
| that it is understood that assessment IN
| surance companies use the postal caro-
for receipts, and that in the past the
| have often been allowed to go thru at
cent postage.
John Mccarthy, a stranger In the cit!
| was beaten and stabbed in the nan
while walking along Bridge square las
evening. He says that he was set upo
bv several men, and when he final
broke away he found that his hand ma
been cut He thinks his assallants mis-
took him for another man, and so did ne
report the matter to the police. lie We
cared for at the city hospital.
The Carnation circle of the Protecte
Home circle was organized Thursda
evening by Mrs. Amy Herley, with thru
charter members: Twenty Application
were read and accepted. The folloWlr
officers were installed by the state del
uty. G. r. Odean:s Past president u
G. Brands; president, F. D. Furlon!
vice president Mrs. M. Armstrong; qua
dian, Miss E. LIE Feber; secretary,
r latham: chaplain, Mrs. A. Duntley; a.
countant, P. H. Herley; guide. Miss
Lombard; companion, Miss NJ OTIS; po
1 ter. Miss J. MITCHELL; Waterman,
LimOnd.