The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-07
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IN LINE with the other important railroad developments
affecting the Lowry Hill district it stated the
parade park will be utilized for the shops Of the
Great Northern road 1t is said that Mr. Hill mad at ST.
Paul and going to his big railroad store here
News is given out by prominent railroad official that
Hennepin beyond Lowry hill has been condemned
POSSIBLY you have heard this Condensation and will be
utilized for railroad tracks The attempt that has been
made by the park board to fill Hennepn has far
failure and the Great Northern proposes to cut
off the top of Lowry hill and throw it into the avenue IN the
hope of getting a solid roadbed 1%:2s>- =
The new tracks will straight out the thru
Lakewood cemetery to Lake Harriet where station will be
put and the residents of the lake given adequate railroad
facilities. ~1.e srg*& ~
It is thought that Mr.. Hs ultimate object is to tap
Richfeld. - -
Hist! Since writing the above private detective
caught Mr.. Hartman sneakng into the side door Of the
hotel It is feared that he is here to bak Mr. Hill IS
plans We may look for gigantic railroad soon,
that will eclipse the great Northern Pacific struggle Of
years ago and make all other railroad fights look like
series of de-rimmed doughnut centers
MI. Hill will say nothing at this time.
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Have you STRUCK three-foot vein of highly mnerazed
in your mine yetq A dividend will be paid ''shortyV
Why it that dividends always be paid soon
shorty before the first of the year?' Some day
other mine will be dug in which dividends will be paid
at ALL The parties will just dig out the pass it around
and get enormously rich y" @~:.,~ .~.%. H. ~
The osteopaths have been holding convention in Omaha
and exchanging views the art Of rubbing the kinks out
When gets to the point where he cannot tie his
hoestrngs without pesraon he ought to take treatment
for, gluttony. $3.50
lincoln, Neb, claims worth million dollars but
not worth thirty cents to the community. Lincoln IS claim
to this party will be disputed by several other towns
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The suicide Of Boston tailor because Of the sowness
his customers in settling their accounts ought be lesson
to lot Of careless we'll dressed men, but fear will not
The beat think his business of doing his friends is
rather in the line Of commercial shrewdness. -"
In the American Miller, Chicago for March, 1905, James
NJ Cussons of Chatfeld Mimi, has illuminating article
doing credit business which ought to deter people
from working for the Dead Beats association.
Mr. Cussons had bitter experience He did not believe
in collecting his debts law and the beats Chated
simply pastured on him. .~..*... + ....
About five years ago Mr. Cussons friends told him that
he working for lot of st who had intention of
paying him part Of what they owed He could
believe people mean he the following
circular: - .. ... ":.-s.-. ... s-z4.. ;+
I the time limit, wish settle all accounts
that they will not yours NINE any trouble
list of amounting dollars
forty for barley thirty OATS
per pound for hogs and five cents for cattle. =
If you have of support other than your hands,
will accept fifty cents the dollar If will show that
you unable to pay will cancel your
1t family suffering for bread, will
sack of -four Your word will be sufficient guarantee am
not your judge. @-~>. .~ ..~s..@ =
have allowed death to cancel my books
No widows orphans for debts contracted
This bride to family history
itself. 49, ....:..
Why have often asked you to settle u.s. get more
promises than wish you to sin BY making ex
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do not believe in collecting by law debts
were paid as gamblers pay, honor. $3.50 II. =,
Your account has been owing long time If this
offer do not and but
cluon, viz do not intend to pay if you
Now, do not go mad and Let false notion of
embarrassment prevent your coming won't you
will greet you pleasantly make 1T your business see
this offer will be withdrawn January l. 1901
Did they hurry in and settle give set
tlingq Not your cabinet pictures So dozen! Mr.
Cussons then published ''roast in the Chatfeld News
Democrat, but it had effect Now his out
lawed with less than 2 per cent of them paid. 9-
In other words these scrounres deliberately robbed Mr.
Cussons. .:-.# .&
Beats' are to be found in every community. If YOU
want to know Of their your grocer They
not only do not pay but they intended After
having experiences with them led doubt the
Unversalist church. There simply must be one and good
hot Very few tailors and grocers Universass
They recognize the need Of one. ~.~. L., a JR
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