The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-15

School flags were at half mast today,
the anniversary of Lincoln IS death.
Sweet peas. flower and vegetable
seeds at Northrup, King & Co., 80 Hen.
Mr.. Kenny, Frankfort, KY, has an
Andrews Hot Water System in his
residence.
Real-estate =, man, experienced, EN-
ployed at present, offers services. For
interview, address Journal S174.
Secure your cyclone and windstorm
insurance now from D. G. Bell Invest
ment company, Ill Fourth street S.
Lowry Hill Apartments. Hennepin
and Douglas. New and elegant. 5, g.,
I rooms. Inquire Of Fifeid and Ing
ham, 923 Lumber Exchange.
Subscriptions to all magazines and
papers taken to the Century News Store,
6 Third street S, near Henhepin ave-.
nue., will receive prompt service.
w. NJ. Liggett, dean of the school
of agriculture. and director OF the eX-
pertinent station, left last evening to
visit his sister in Indiana and spend
ten days. vacation.
At the monthly meeting of the Odin
Oscar H.. painted by Herbjern N. eau
sta of this city, was hung in the recep-
tion room Of the club apartments.
c.. w. G.. Withee of St. Paul will lee
ture before the Minneapolis Liberal
league tomorrow evening at Cedar Camp
hall, Two-and-a-Half street and Cedar
avenue. Subject, "Know Thyself.'
Frankie Watts, 5 years old, was run
over by q farmers wagon at Twelfth
avenue N and Fourth street yesterday
He was attended by DIR. E. K. Green,
who says his injuries are not serious:
The records Of the day-deaths,
births, marriages, hotel arrivals, rail
way time tables, real estate transfers,
building permits and other information
! of interest-will be found, together with
want advertisements on page % of this
issue.
Dr.. F. G.. Novy, professor Of bacteri-
| ology in the University of Michigan,
| will deliver an illustrated lecture on
"Haematozoa' before the Minneapolis
Pathological society in the medical
Monday, at 8 pm.
pocket "Nugget BooRs,0 containing
nearly 300 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
a copy will be mailed.
Professor George r. Kirkpatrick of
Chicago arrived in the city yesterday
and will talk on the subject, els the
Workingman's Life Worth Living?'
Sunday at 3 pm. at Holcomb s hall, As
Fourth street S. A special invitation
has been extended to the teachers OF
the city.
The Garfield Republican club will
meet this evening at Morgan Post hall
Resolutions will be presented by com
mittee named for that purpose, recon-
mending the election Of United States
senators by direct vote of the people
and urging congress to pass legislation
for the regulation of monopolies.
Special cars will leave over the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road or
April 25 for the benefit Of twin city
delegates to the meeting of the State
Sunday School association at Owatonna
They will leave at 500 am, the rounC
trip being $2.02. Minneapolis dele
gates can secure tickets at FOG Globe
building.
The juniors Of the Central high schoo
presented yesterday the decentralization
of "Silas Marner.' which they hat
made under the direction of Miss Kath
, crime Kidder. The title role was played
by Marmion Simmons. By request thu
play will be repeated Saturday evening
April 20, at johnson hall as a benef
for the Ladies' society of Trinity Bap
fist church.