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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-14

100 It front house well storm house $6oo $500
cash balance $500 per month; close in Y block
house barn. we'll hen house all in orchard SIoo will sell
$500 6alence in PAYMENTS SIS mouth block. sroom
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& BICYCLES

= cc-ccc>>>~s>~ 90 - :, - onE
Thomas FLYER; each car is equipped with ex-
tension top, glass front, 9 lamps (including
speedemeter. rsh nsx prestoife i tank' and clock i
These cars have been moderately usea aur
ing the past season. in the hands OF com, g.
petent drivers, and have just Deen tufhea1 III
on 1906 Thomases. ~,' <,%e :. .. =
They are right up to date; in excellent con-
dition and win be sold right snt: ,r,o,n.s ,s,
You all know what a 1900 Ihomas IS:
One 1904 two-cyl waterless% Knox; surrey surrey
type with 4 lamps A - II. T. all winter
car in AZ is condition: harga1n; tdnr,ns car. lust
p. oyerhauied; new transmission and other parts
put H.. IN fine condition snap .Itn +onne,u
placed. new tires and tenders: $3.50 takes this.
We must close these out to MAKE max snon room bave l1e
in You will have to hurry
Barclay Auto Co..
, f., A6-50 I'd av S. =. - - -
ONE 1905 18Th. P, MODEL TOURING ~ SCAR CAR y
, with canopy top, gas lamps. OIL lamps: \, *ooo
o,o ec an Ifni;ne Sneciai ......... 800
one 1895 2O-H.4 p. Model touring car, side ooc
One o 1905 Model detachable tonneau touring ooc
car. 16-horsepower .....'.''..''''' S0S S0t
ne me iySS 1903 o1 i2H. p. Model runabout new 81;
One 1906 Cameron air-cooled ear. new, -,
One sao4 q winton touring
nearly new, run about 800 miles comple,e i1!l,
with side baskets. searchisht headlight an i,l t
oils lamps, tail lamp. etc. Write 1of price
All the above are in Al condition: ~.
"-4E1. A. H. Ekbergh. 907 Nicollet Az. -
REAL BARaA1N-A NEW 16 H. 7, YALl
runabout for $780, you have been locking 70
Oldsmobiles, 1904 model $275; Stationary en- en-
gines, .Glds one each. II. p, H. +. AM
| 81. f. at less than cost Let us show you
| 4. F. Chase s. Co.. 41s42o Sd av S. -.
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE. WE WRITE !
N'foat ter'' policy. insuring your machine
whether in building or on road against ST., fir fir
| loss from any cause, anywhere IN the Unite
States or Canada. Chadbourn &. Braden, !
4th st S. .s.-. = -
FOR sALE-THE BEST 1905 CADILLAC L
il. Minneapolis;' equipped with gas lamps, top an
other extras. no reasonable offer refused AZ
dress 919G Journal!
FOR sALE-cHEAP FOR QUICK SALE. lee
! autocar runabout in perfect condition. use
only three months Address 0l9l. journal.
FOR sALE-1eos CLEVELAND RUNABoUT,
| horsepower A snap for $3.50. Write for pa
ticulars s5O5, Journal. - r =.
= WANTED-To BUY A SECONDHAND sTEA
automobile. 1106 9Th st S. Call after = ev
nings. 49,. -.-,.- ~ .
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LOST, FOUND. REWARDS

~~~~>~~~>~~~~~~~>~>
LosT-IN MILWAUKEE YARDS, A YOUNG
- pointer dog, white with liver spots and liver
ticking all small scar on front foot:
answers to name of Dan: $40 reward l. +.
- Kennedy. care Kennedy Bros, S24 Nicoilet. -
LosT-NEAR PARK Av, FRIDAY, FOX TER
rier named Chase; tan spots on eyes, ears,
side and tail; baby's pet. Liberal reward. :.
Thomas Spies, 20 George st, Nicollet island.
Telephone, Il. c. 1886.
LosT-THuRsDAY P. M, CENTRAL, AV,
school books in strap; name on cover, Louis G.
Gum, La Sale Institute. Kindly return to
Christian Brothers school on West Island ay.
N1collet island. ~
LosT-wEDNEsDAY, LADY's GOLD WATCH.
and Central High school: Finder will please
advise Marie Tombler, III Colfax av and re.
ceive reward. ..-
LoST-GoLD sPECTACLEs IN KITTREDGE &
Martin case, between 5000 Garfield av and
Calvary Baptist church. Return for reward
NEW LoCATIoN--sAMUEL THoHR, FoRMEP
proprietor of the American Iailors OF Nicollet
av, now at 23s Hennepin av. where he would
be pltased to see all his friends. -
LosT-BRoWN MARTEN FUR COLLAR ON
Washburn Park electric line. Please return
to owner and receive reward. w. D. Wash
burn. Jr., 2319 list av 8.
| LosT-SATURDAY, nov. 4, LADY's RIM.
less eyeglasses, downtown. Return for reward
| to Miss Carpenter care North Star Shoe fac
tory. .....'., = o..
LoST-BETWEEN KENWooD AND FULLEF
| laundry two white shirtwaists. Mrs. c. II
=, Ross. 1000 Kenwood parkway.
LIBERAL REWARD FOR ADDRESS OF FRAME
G l.. Ringer who lived at 2o15 jackson las
summer. 1922, Journal. -
LosT-wHITE FERRET. RETURN TO MR.
Roberts. care John W. Thomas & Co., for re
ward.
LosT-oHA1N AND LoCKET, DIAMOND SET
u r
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STORAGE.


THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co. HAS
unequaled facitics for moving. storing pack
ing and shinping household goods. ard quotes
E. REDUCED, FREIGHT RATES thereon to Chi
cago Denver. Spokane and Pacific coast points.
Others advertise such rates. and may succeed
+ occasionally III making up = car. bit we alone
are able to ship with sufficient frequency and
regularity to insure prompt and reliable serv-
ice. Fer the best of service at the lowest
T rates write or cali ct 40 Sd st 8.
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. 122 btht ST 8.
Both phones.
cAMERoN,s TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and nd. storing house
hold goods; expert packers. Office. 200 Nicol-
let. Both phones 120S Res. phone. T. C. 1924
BENZ BROS. TRANSFER AND STORAGE;
r. finest vans and wareroolns: goods moved by
952
EIREPaooF STORAGE. CLEAN SEPARATE
rooms; packing and shipping 106 LIST av n
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE


Continued.
"A YOUNG LADY TO PLAY FOR GYMNASTICS
and dancing at Stanley Hall In exchange for |
tuition in school Work and music.
ANrED-ExPIR1ENcED GIRL FOR GENER;
al housewCrk; four In family; good wages. 25Oa
Pleasant ay. Call this evening.
YOUNG LADY sTENoGRAPHER. EXPERT
enced in lumber $55 to $50. S. A.. Morawetz
I & Co., 315 Kasota Bldg.
A FIRsT.cLAss GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework other need apply; no WASH
Ing. 200 Chicago aT.
GENERAL HousEWoRK GIRL DESIRED, 4
In family; 81 per week. 1915 washington
ay N. References. ----
wANTED-oNE KITCHEN GIRL AND ONE
32244 Nicollet nv. 4
wANTED-GooD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; modern house; small family 44l6
Thomas nv S.
WANTED Ep-sTENoGRAPHER; STEADY POSI-
ss44, journal -
WANTED-THoRoUGHLY COMPETENT GIRL
for general housework. References. 26a5
| Bryant av 5. s2a 90
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEWoRK,
modern house. small family, good wages. 33oO
Oakland ay. @- ---...
wANTEp-F1FTEEN OPERATORS ON POWER
machires; ma s Bradshaw Bros Washington ana
wANTEp-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
] work; small family; $4 per week 242o Nc
| ollet --' sF .sZr~ r.. ~. r. : 4
WANTED-oooK FOR OUT OF TOWN HOTEL:
| Apply Hotel Beaufort. Wages no object caH
forenoon
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK;
good wages. 2724 Humboldt ay S. Como-har-
riet car. ! -. E'ss 81
wANrED-Two APPRENTICE GIRLS FOR
dressmaking, that can sew SUITE 1e4l'
/ Nicollet. u ~ l. =. = -
WANTED = GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work: modern house: warm room. 2I2e b'als-
4 dell aV. - - - --.--;
wANrED-G1RL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
work. in strictly modern house. l4uo otn
st Sc. @.... tr... -.
WANTED-PLAIN COOK, OR GOOD KITCHEN
girl; good wages to right party. ooo 1otn
GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
aV s. w. e.-- ... -
wANTED-GooD PLAIN COOK AT SHELTER.
ing Arms $1S per month. 1900 Emerson aV y
wANTED-A GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE
work 1886 Columbus T. G.. phone 4o4o
Lady to lealn photography and retouching. Cal
at once Sussnan School Photography. :;O9 Me
; CLERKS WHO ENJOY HuME COOKING TO
eat at Sutzin's new restaurant, OIL Nicollet aV
: WANTED - GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Els 7th av NE Good salary.
wANTED-CoMPETENT COOK; TWO IN Fam
i, lily; good wages. POI Clifton av. -
j WANTED-G1RL 70 ASSIST IN GENERA
. housework. 1910 I'd ay. S. ~ &
WANTED-GOoD GIRL FOR H0UsEWoRK
Can 2032 Emerson av NJ y ~. = 1
: GIRLS TO WORK ON PowEM MACHINES
! Apply at 223 LIST av S.. -. : :. :
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CLAIRVOYANTS

SCHOOL OF PALMIsTRY, AsTR0LoGY
- and Occult Science. r.
" H. Jay Marsh. Manager a, =
10 1925 Hennepin -ay, Phone ]. g. 3l24.
e rg-s Madams Marie Percy.
The greatest Palmist and Clairvoyant in
America, has read for over 10,OOO people IN
this city and has cast over 3, 600 horoscopes.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no fee taken
Love marriage and business. -, -.
She gives truthful revelations In an , love
affairs trouble. marriage, family dinlcuities
and divorce. She gives advice on changes,
speculattons Investments, etc. $50 ~'.-
Madame Marie Percy,
Taaches ncrsornl magnetism and how to infu-
enee others and to be successful and happy,
She is the only worker in the sh city ovs wose Sc
tho world that her predictions come true. Her
predictions Of McKinley's assassination and OF
the outcome of the war in the east We're puo-
lished broadcast long before their occurrence.
HOROSCOPES by mail a specially. Write 10
r. jay Marsh. manager, for particrAars.
Readings daily from am to pm. -.
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$500 MONTH SURE EASILY MADE BY INDUS
trious men or women experience unnecessary;
following our instructions and taking Grders
from every owner of Il cow-the greatest me
chanical wonder of the age. the Minute Butter
Churn--a machine for making butter from milk
or cream, sweet orr sour, in less than nVe
minutes; child can do the work. SO dlner-
ent from the old-fashioned all-day, back-Dreak-
ing churn that every owner OF COW must
have one; write today for sole agency and
choice of territory. Samples free. Minute
Churn Co., Cincinnati. 0.
WANTED-REFINED GENTLEMEN OR LADIES
with references. Position permanent, worth
$21-$4O a week; experience not necessary. but
desirable. Address With full particulars or
call Monday 40 Sykes block. from / to =.
afternoon. Soeldner, manager u. 3.
$40 PER DAY SELLING FIRE CLAY COOKING
ware; white lined; 6 pieces for 1.2s;. one
) agent sold 40 sets first day; another 1So one
week; best goods: outfit free: circulars at cost
Empire Co., Gibson City. Ill. -,
AGENTs-READ IN DARK NAME PLATES
signs, numbers; 200 per cent profit: samples
free. Wright Supply Co., Englewood, Ill =
AGENTS WANTED FOR NEW OFFICE sPE
cialty: agents making $20 weekly. Peerless
NIoistencr Co.. 437 Claremopt av, Chicago
WANTED-cIRcULAR DISTRIBUTORS; CASH
paid American Distributor. Kansas CITY. han
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE


NEW YORK MILLINERY Co., PLATE GLASS
corner 800 Cedar ay, swill, III spite OF the
thousands OF new creations from OR eastern
connections in a1ditioIrs TO our own makes;
we have proven onr prices will sell the goods;
place. lieuG New ipsk Millinery Co., large
letters -son nfin::oWs.Ea
THE WORKING GIRLs's HOME, 1900 18th ST
S---Greaty demands Of 3country girls, especially
at this home for frst-class situations; no
charge for locating good working girls; rooms
also free ut this home till girls are located.
Bring your Bibles and good character with
you ITO girls placed last April at this
home. Mrs, >. L.. tseguin, tplatron; Rev. P. 4.
Seguin, manager. ~ al als5tSsa4-r3Es~
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WANTED-GOOD, RELIABLE BOoKKEEPER
ycung married nan preferred; must be good
penman; quick and accurate and able to give
bond; good position with large corporation for
right party. Address in own handwriting
Stating age, experience and references. S6S7
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, Ac A
word; no ad less than 1Oc daily; 70 words or
n M .
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MOVING


THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co. HA4
unequaled facilities for moving. storing. pack
+ ing and shipping household goods, and quotes
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES thereon to Chi
cago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific coast points
Others advertise such rates. and may succeed
occasionally In making up car but we alonI
are able to ship with sufficient frequency ann
regularity to insure prompt and reliable serv.
ice. For the best OF service at the loweA
rates, write or call at 46 Sd st s.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND SToRAdN
Co. has best facilities for handling and stoe.
ing household goods expert furniture packers.
satisfaction assured car rates to Pacific coaeS
and other points: can save you money; d
not be deceived by other advertisers: we ear
and will do what we agree regarding caE
rates Write or call. Safes and heavy macbfn-
cry moved by experts. 122 5th st S. Roth phones
CAMERoN1s TRANSFER AND STORAGE; Ex-
merit packers for storage or shipment; large an4
commodious vans for moving. Office 200 Hicol-
lett both phones 1905. Residence Z. G. 1894.
| FIoUR CITY TRANSFER AND STORAGE
8 Moving and packing q speciality. Office 21S
9TH st S. Roth phones GAS.
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statesmen WANTED BY WrLL-kNOWN
eastern publishing house to follow up inquiries
and for among the better class OF
tional references will find permanent posi-
tious worth So, 900 and .,er year: eNpe-
rlence not necessary: personal training will
be given. Address with full particulars, 4lU
Sykes block call Monday forenoon, to IL.
SOpldrer Manager
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AGENTS WANTED

.-
wANTED-CoMPETENT, Elk
perienced statesmen to travel
Tor one of largest Jobbing
Wholesale Crockery Houses,
centrally located. over estab- -,
lished routes.
Address G. 26. care Lord l.
Thomas, Chicago, Ill.
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WANTED-ASsIsTANT CASHIER, NOT NEG
essartly q stenographer, but familiar with
the typewriter and also familiar with the card
system and accounts. Permanent position to
the right party Bring references and apply
after $50 Sunday morning, 1872 Hennepin av
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WANTED-F1NE SEWING 70 DO Ar HOME
s., dainty underwear and Infants clothes a spes
cialty; will call for work: references given.
SS7I lou, nal
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Esuf@..sAy JOSEPHINE MALI S4E,
10 7th st >. -
Advice on business, speculation investment
5 love marriage and divorce, reunites the sep
arated tells past and future; by hah SEND date
of birth. six questions and 25 cents
NINE, ANNA ALPLANALB READS The
lines OF the hands by methods known only 10
y the gypsies: fee 81. ladies only; no business
Sundays. 3O44 Fremont av 5. Take either Como
Harriet or Lake st cars. T. Z. phone 900.
CLARVoYANT-MRs MARY JACOBS. WE'LL
S known clairvoyant and business medium may
be consulted on all affairs OF life at her
office, 516 Sd S. z--.-.-
MRS. 6. TRYoN, oLAIRvoYANT, HAS HAS
moved to 6201a Nicollet nv, room 3lS; gives
readings daily, Tuesdays and Thursdays zoe
tests.
MRS. LAMB, MEDIUM, DIME socIALs SUN sJf
day at $3.50 and Thursday evenings RESI-
dence, 1923 9th st S. T. c. phone 2453. -
Psychic $40 N1CoLLET, ROOM l., !,
ings 25c 50c S1.o0; for days only.
MRS. g. TRYoN, oLAIRvoYANT, HAS MoYEI
7 10 62O16 Nicollet ay, room 31S; gives readings
daily; Tuesdnys. 25c tests.
CINavoYANT-MM ANDREWS, 1917 Sd Az
| s. Take 4th ay car.
NINE, BATCH, gLAIRvoYANT, CARD READ
er, palnist. Fees 25c and 50c. $50 9th aV
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12

LADY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EX-
perienced, desires good position in North Da-
.kota town. Best of references. Address s710,
Journal, ..u.. r .-fFa' -.-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURRIERs AND
tinishers; none but good workmen need apply.
Call at once at E. Albrecht & Sons. 20 E
9TH st. st. Paul. Mimi -
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PROF. ALTHos DELIVERS A FREE LEG.
y ture Sunday the 18th, 8 pm; at METROPOLITAN
hall ST. Tau subject Occult seisnse spee
n,tsastinns answered by mail $1.O0 Address
Of cali, Prof Althos. Dartmouth hotel, st.
peter and Exchange, st. Paul
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WANTED-PosITION AS GovERNEss BY AN
educated young lady; can furnish drst-class
references 2113 Path S, Minneapolis.
Minnsh0. 4 - -
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TIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN ON MINNESOTA
and other railroads; experience unnecessary;
tremen 30, become engineers and earn $1oJ;
brakemen $50, become conductors and
$14o; name position preferred; state age; un
equaled opportunity for strong, ambitious
young men. Address Ry. Assn, 74S0 Journal
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pher, position with reliable firm; have had
experience; moderate salary. Stenographer,
140a Clinton ay.
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SITUATION WANTED AS NURSE FOR CHILL
dren; can take all the care Of small babies;
am experienced and can furnish references.
91I7. Journal. l------ q.
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LEARN sALEsMANsHIP BY MAIL,

Learn the SCIENCE Of selling, the art Of per-
suasion. Learn how to rise above the aver
age Learn the habit of success from success
tul men.
prospectus free for tho asking. Address Dept
4, Northwestern School of Salesnanslip, 32U-
81 -322 323 Century building. Minneapolis
inn
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OF correctly measuring, to call upon agents,
and assist in taking orders; previous road ex-
perience desirable; state present and past
employ ment; territory wanted, and wages eX-
pected. Stone-Kelley & Co., Inc, S47 W Main
st, Louisville ky
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and room while going TO school, or IT not
board and and music or small wages.
1916 Nicollet aV, Hat
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sires stenographic position; neatness and ac-
curacy guaranteed. City references furnished.
1852, Journal
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INSTRUCTION


FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH AND ITALIAN
taught by phonograph In your own nome. e Eaen
lesson repeated thousand times 1f desired.
An entire family can use It. Can any dsy
between $3.50 am. and $50 pm. for rree
private demonstration International Phono.
graphic Language Schools, suite 81 Medical
2 block, COS Niccliet ay.
CLAssEs OPEN This WEEK TUESDAY AND
Friday evening; Dr. Raymond gives practical
instruction in suggestive therapeutics scientific
hypnotism concentration personal magnetism,
MENTAL and psychic healing. memory culture.
RicamcEd hall, 9th st and Sd av s.
"BLANCHE BOOTHS STAGE EXPERIENCE
and culture tit her for the role of dramatic
teacher I heartily recommend her to Al
seeking such help."-Richard Burton. Ph.Ds
of University OF Minnesota. Studio IL 1tA
st n off Hennepin ay.
FIRST CLASS INSTRUCTION BY THoRoLy
experienced teachers on piano, violin, yiolon-
cello, mandolin, guitar and banjo. Satisfao-
tion guaranteed. Lessons 5Oc NJ. NJ. soas.
90 7th st s. t1 = -
EXPERIENCED TEACHER GIVES PRIvAx3
instructions in English branches or special sub
t. jects; adults children; Will so TO h0mee
| References. 9164. Journal
VIOLIN. MANDOLIN, PIANO, GUITAR, Ban
| 10, violoncelo lessons SOC. Best instructtos,
| instruments furnished free. 7. G. Tappes,
! 92 7th st S. 2
THE NICoLLET ART AND PHOTO STuM0
| wishes to take few pupils TO learn art 81
photography. 925 Nicollet ay.
WANTFD-IN IN FRENCH COS
yersation; should like to exchange lessons IN
English. 0076. Journal.
BAKERS DANCING CLASSES - KIMBAns,
! . hall. Wednesday. 1:45 p. m, Social dancing.
/ ,S:45
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LEARN TELEGRAPHY AND RAILROAD AC-
counting; 500 to Sluu month ssalary assured
graduates under bond. Our SIN schools
the largest in, America and indorsed by all
railroads. Write for catalogue. Morse School
OF Telegraphy, Cincinnati, o.; Buffalo, \. L.;
Atlanta, Ca: La Crosse. Wis; IeAurkana,
lex; San Francisco, Cal. =
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WANTED-YOUNG DRY GOODS MAN, DE-
string permanent position bright, trustworthy
hustler; unmarried; speaks norwegian, Ger
man; well recommended by former emplOyer
state to morals, nationality, age, expert
ence, where salary wanted North dakota ked
river valley town 5000 Inhabitants. Address
-t4aX So Minnie etanka Reat.h Ninu
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EXPERIENCED COOK WOULD LIKE FEW
more engagements for receptions, dinners and
luncheons; will furnish city references. Twin
City 1866. h ~ t.~- -
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EXPERIENCED AMERICAN, 81 YEARS OF
age, desires position nurse girl: small child
or children preferred. Address OF call 2600
AZ 81 "
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WANTED FOR UNITED STATES ARMY
ADle-bodied unmarried men, between ages of 81
anu 3d. citizens of the United States. of good
character and temperate habits who can
speak, read and write English. For intornla-
ton apply Recruiting Offices, Phoenix bldg,
III linn 1ctn Min,lo n1,1,IlS
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ANNHETMER BROS. REQUIRE A THoRoLY

WANTEU-A FEW FAMILIES OF THE RIGHT
sort to work on California vineyards and vine
yards; those only wLo will take hnu in part
pay; almost any kind or favorable con-
tract will be given to Industrious persons
are serious their desire to better thelE
condi ion and to live under their own Vme
aud hg tree. Parties leaving for Fresno Nov.
I, II. Apply at once. Railroad rare, $4,000.
.l,1, orr Nnr ifa
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Soo 1@AAA@o0O Akaoo1sI1Ao co1I SLIA1sA1N VI
right OF way and rock work on the Mexican
Central railway at Chihuaunua, Mexico; $40
per month ana board, American money; work
the year around tree fare. We can also use
nve rock toremen ut SlOO per month and
board, American money. A. Ii. Anderson x
Co.. s I'd st and . lSt st s.
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MOLER BARBER COLLEGE WANTS MEN TO
learn barber trade; also Invites the public to
visit and inspect the college, which mas been
retul lnisheu with modern, up-tO-date leather
upholstered barber chairs; all barber work Tree.
Gail write illustrated catalogue.
Aloler Barber College. 221 I'd av s. Minneapolis,
MINI. Established 1895.
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO EARN So PER
day after two months instruction; positions
guaranteed; special rate to residents of Mime
apolis only $25. Coyne- Bros. Co., plumbing
schools, New York. Cincinnati Ohio; st. Louis,
Mo. Free catalogue, s'. .-~-
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sALEsMEN-BEsT SIDE LINE EVER OF
fered: Irresistible advertising plan; arguments
enough for poor salesnen WIN out: good
statesmen clear $15O to $3.50 month and not
interfere with regular line; sample case free.
T.. r. Lord. Dent Nah
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EVERYONE DESTROYS OF IMPROVING HIS
position, increasing his pay, should read our
free S0-page book. Our mail course plan in
electrical and steam engineering shows the
short road to success. Electrical Engineer
it,1fa Nayy NnrLy
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wANTED-cAPABLEzG GIRL WANTS POSITION
in physicians or dentists office Or helper
in dressmaker's parlors; have experience. Ad-
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12

a and ladies' tailor. work in exchange for
transportation to Chicago. CONFIDENTIAL. Ad-
dress 901O, Journal. I,
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|: position in country store to take full charge;
81 references given; honest, reliable. Address
$ 1851, Journal 49, -
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TWO FHsT-CLAss WOOD WORKING MA.
chine hands, who are fully experienced in care
chimes: steady employment and good wages to
right one. Apply to Moore Boat Works, Wy
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS WILL BE
held i'll several places in each state; 5U,S3O ap-
pOintments last year. Only common school
education required. Write Columbian Cor
rcspon0ence College. Wasuingto ton, d. G.. and
get Its Tree announcement containing daleS.
salaries paid, and questions recently used by
civil service commission.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12
SITUATION WANTED.
Female.

A REFINED LADY, WITH BOY YEARS,
wants position as housekeeper in small fam
lily by the first of December; best of refer
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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12

, AIGH-CLAss SALESMEN-A SIDE LINE FOR
every business; salesman made $72O.25;
another $66350; another $2S7 50 commission
i'll one day; proof of this statement and sum
pie weight ounces) free by return mail, com
pany Incorporated in 1879 Address A. r.,
general manager, P. o. box $50, New York.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12

WANTED-DREssMAKIN PLAIN SHIRT
waists, 81; skirts, IS; work and fit guaranteed.
Ad good for 25c this week. 1927 Chestnut ay.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12

WANTED-YoUNG MEN FOR FIREMEN AND
brakemen; high wages: promotion fremen
get 500; brakemen get S75: positions Sc
cured as soon competent. Write for partic-
ulars. National Railway School, 224 Boston