The Minneapolis journal., 1905-05-22

The Brand Stove company, $50 Fourth
avenue s, the place to buy gas ranges
Now is the time to buy trunks. Liberal
discount at Barnum's. 715 Nicollet ave.
Zesbaugh's picture SALE, framing pic
lures cheap; heavy, new: stock. IL South
Fifth street. ~. sE
wanted-One architectural draughts-
man. Apply SIS Lumber Exchange. F.. D.
Orff, architect.
The Kenyon -Rosing Machinery COM
pany was legally adjudicated bankrupt
In the United States court today.
On account Of track repairs tonight, the
last westbound cars on the Oak and Har-
riet, the Como Harriet and the Hennep1n
short lines will leave Washington avenue
at midnight.
A team belonging to Nick Ronner, liv-
eryman near Hennepin and Sixth, ran
away last evening on Fourth street and
one Of the horses broke its leg. The In
jured animal will have to be shot.
The 40Oth anniversary of. the birth Of
John Knox was celebrated In every Pres
byterian church In Minneapolis Sunday.
Both morning and evening sermons were
devoted to his life and works in some Of
the churches
Manufacturers of tobacco using the
typographical union label will in the fu-
ture be allowed by the internal revenue
department to put the label on minor
packages Of smoking toba eco, provided
the labels do not cover the caution no
tice.
Free for the asking-Journal vest
pocket Nugget Books" con tanning nearly
900 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.
s. 8. Thorp has just sold Chomber
of Commerce membership for. $4,000, OF
at return Of 16,S0o per cent on his origi-
nal investment. Twenty five years age
when Mr.. Thorpe was bank messenger
he bought the membership for $25 at the
rate Of 81 a week. "a,
Chicago and Milwaukee real estate meI
will visit Minneapolis this week. Tht
| Chicago men will stop at Milwaukee To-
half day and the combined parties will
spend part Of Saturday or Sunday in Min
neapolis, and 1t Is possible a short stol
will be made at st. Paul.
w. P. Roberts, leading member Of tn.
Minnesota house, spoke on the work o
the last legislature before the Garfield Re
publican club Saturday evening at Nor
gan Post hall. incidentally, he inveighe'
equalization, declaring that the cities d
not get a fair show because they ar
not properly represented on the board.
A benefit entertainment for wldoN
with eight children was given last even
ing in Fraternity hall, 307 Nicolllr aw nue
Rev. 8. N. Deinard made an address an
musical and literary features were con
tributed by Misses Helen Morris, Gussi
Morris, Nina, Bieber, Mamie Helperin an
Clara Bennan and Messrs. Sam Cults
Harry Schumacher and G. Nathanson.
The creeks and lakes about the cit
; are showing the effects of the recen
heavy rains and there is not pond o
watercourse In the city which has nc
doubled its normal size and flow. Min
nehaha creek especially is on rampag
and the falls are now at their best. Bas
!! sets creek is whirling thru North Min
neapolis, overdow1ng its banks and flood
, ing woodsheds and hencoops.
Rose Sylvester, known as ''Sist.
: Aloysia'' at Collegeville, will be deporte
: by the immigration authorities ne1
month. Since coming to this countl
from France she has suffered from melar
cholia and has recently been confined
the Fergus Falls hospital. She will be a,
companied by Mother Theresa of Chicag
;. who will take the place of the matrc
. usually employed by the, immigratic
L bureau. g..