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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Mark Smith DisIikes
 Conference Report

WASHINGTON, June 5-The Foraker amei dment agreed npnn in the 'on fertnce "n the statehood hill Is nut the Furaker amendment ui two years ago. It is this in ,ffrct:
 We must enter With New Mexico ie- tween now and November into con s' tutionai eonvrntinn and prepare a cJnstitution Tor the joint state, and on the sixth Of Novembe, we must, ai our regular election, vote for all the state and county officers from the gnve"n'r down, and also. under our erritorial law, vote for all territ1ris and county officers.
 At this propos, e'ection we would have to vote for all county officers un. der the territorial law and all count, !, officers under the new state, aud al the same election vote for or ags .nst the adoption of the constitution. N, man could tell what he was voting under the proposed confused balio which this conference report creates It is simply monstrous. For thre weeks l have fought to prevent it, and at no time in the whole troubi have things been worse than within the last month.
 am confident now, however, tha the senate will vote down the repor and ask further conference, or ~i kill the whule bill for this session h il action on the report. The democrat in the senate are soi,d against the rr port, and with Senators Fmake Sp0oner. Burrows, c ,r'er and others have every hope Q: defeating the r' port. The purpose is t' vote dow the report and ask further c nf'l ence, or put Oklahoma on 3 appropriation. bill and return it to Il house.
 Nj. A. SMITH.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
From fhursday's Daily.

The beef trust ag tation and short- age oi canned goods from the packers has caused a raise in the price Of that commodity all over the United States The raise has alsore che Tombstone.
 c. c. Wade, 'pr.etor of the merry go-roind, Is m the city aitl his ma chinrty and Is installing his hmuse- ment wheel on the depot grounds Tine merry g, rounl will be open 10. business tom, rrOw night.
 The bali ground. at the foot of | Prem mt street are to he cleared and practice games had. TombstoI has O ie of the best base ball clubs m A zona aId we don't care who kno, 8 it.
 Nearly fifty picnicers were nnmhrr- -l amo Z the outgoing "a senken
 u,s m rang. to attend ;he ath ll' sunday school p chic at Lewis Spring A special coach was provided, am
 ore picnicer- joined the happy part , | Fairbank.
 The Yuma Sun has an account of ,
 Mex can w ho located some rich claim
 tie 'rthern portion of Yum C, un.y, and who had received pay ment on them. when it WAS disco,- srrd that he was not citizen of thu country. Then there was d race b'
 tween parties who rushed to relocat
 he find.
 r IL is s'atsd that the Southwest 'o : irty of the Archaeological !. sIitut
 uf America has finally succerded l
 obtaining permission to conduct e'
 cavatinns on the Navajo reservatiU
 or tine benefit ot said ins itute. s Las Wtdnesd y, at G!ob'., neac tl
 O,d Dom nj n shaft, 6J,CUJ gall
 ank of crade o.i caught fire. .xpl' 'd,
 fitu Il -hange, hut n.gl' cts tr state ~heth !. not the oil was ultimately ed. The great mining companies at Nil n IS Prieias Ga ColOradnl are bringiI '" .oal from Australia. A sh plead 'e 2S30 long i.ns for tlie Grest' n-C"l -- ado Comi any. las just been com l' s' in delivery by the mora, Tori iS & prietas raiiwayS, and this week d h> other -hlplnad wIth 23O long ton' ! he Charles Butters company reach N iuaym,s. Within a m nth that W "i he deliv, r, d also. ard hy that me B t" o'l,er shipioad for the Creston Co 'H rado Company will he due
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Opportunities That
 Await in Arizona

The Dails Mining Rec ,rd of ben yer, Col"rsio. "the only daily mining newspaper m the world" paid Ari- | 2 ma n handsome tribute on June by cartoon susceptible of deep study, showing at gance the gigantic str drs that have and are heinz made i HIth'ut any endesyor to boom. As result i enterprise coupled ~ith the fact that tie mineral Is here, innumerable sm' kestacks furnish realistic background for the pie ure. with church spires and school houses in tie distance, telling ihe story mo-i viyidly of existing conditions Fol- lowing this portrayal of successful mining the Daily Mining Record says !:
 "rales of rich ore found hy the Spaniards centuries ago, and later bv Mexicans, attracted American argo- nsuts to Ariz ma at the close of the civil war and has been attracting them eyer since. Placer beds were found and made to surrendprto 10 the pioneers copper Was made in an adobe furnace at the Lengfellow mine. Clifton, III
 1873. when the nearest railroad point was StO miles distant.
 development of copper mines or broad tines did not begin for man' . years afterwsrd. In the meADti Il hundreds Of prosp"ctors overrsn th
 country. They staked group of claim and opened gre bodies containing va
 .iou- kinds of metals at the surface Every man had mine; many ha several mines They invited capita
 to cooperate with them in the mak
 ing of great mines, bat capital WAS in
 different. Tales of wealth for th
 taking would not move ir, or woui
 not move the v"lume of capital tha
 cnhd tions meritcd.
 "rheu Arizona got busy on it's Ow
 account. lt Is noted for the numhs of owners and inve tols at hhme. The
 dug grea: fortunes. Copper men froi
 the north and from Michigan share v in the digging and Tn the f'rfune J r,day they lead in it. In i94 meta
 worth t3l zoo 900 were dug. The pr 'n duction undergoes m Dnthiy lncreas le SmeIters are sending stream o' r' 'e metal from the south. Many meta |" are il wing from big smelteT in u ! north. Plants throughout the trrr !' t.f, are add d.ns to the wealth al ti 'i' land The gr ,und is yielding as nev IT. before. Nj mes are being opened on ! E. des; discover Q. are rsTorted d,ii Fortunes are h.ing made by tho 'H who stuck to their claims. ty sor c- who stuck for three ar four d-cad' si ArIznna's pockets are fnll of mpn- - vet the digging has but started I
 pros pector-oper ttor i- profting b
 yond expectation. He has enonl
 and to spare In an impulse of ge
 erusity he has invited the world , come and share with him m his weIlt IG He has sent the message; Is awaiti
 the answer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Historic Prominence
 of Cochise Stronghold

Rev. Benedict and family ~ill spenf A vacation by months outing nt C" ehise Stronghold. in the Dfago" m,untain., sbou. 20 miles from T"m'' atone. Iris famous stronghold is a' ideal camcing spot, and beside tn .ceuic beauty of the locsiion, als' affords s study of much historic in ,e,es,. since the natural fortress was once ,he favor.te reniszvos of Coch'se the blood h;rsty Apache ch'et. It + claimed that the remains of Coehis' U. ,,nr.,d in the stronght n. cochis' .oun.v was call.d after this red-handed villain, for what reason " s no' re- corded; hut it is certain that his nam' i. not kept before the public because of any good deed of the warrior.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
FRIDAY, JUNE S


 This morning the trial of the ca'e oi the Ter: itory vs Augu-tin Na'enc n n charge of murder was resumed and after the same was submitted to the iury the latter returned A verdict Ot murder m the second degree Judg- ment is to be pronounced on Monday at ga. m.
 The following trial jurors were ex- cused for the term: J B Cnok, Edgar Thompson, Chas Remand. D H John son, EC Parnell, T L Speer, J G Erickson, J R Watt
 Territory vs R D Harris, who plead ed guilty Co A charge of tmhezz'rment was arraigned and sentenced to three yeirs at Y una. All ntherindictment. against the defend ,nt were dismissed Mary French vs k \ French, ds- yorcc, grsIt-d.
 | Flora Mrg ct vs N J Moguett, di vorce, granted.
 Territory vs A D Boswell on cha'gt | of murder at Portal. case C ntinned t' Monday awaiting witness for wh )n attachment WAS issurd.
 4 special venire of jurors wa. is' >u, d aud return.d, ; E J"hn-on, Johr Raney, Alfred Bond and Pee Bdte-
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Conferred Degrees on
 University Students

The annual commencement exer- c.ses cf the university of ariznna were held last Tuesday evering before 8 ,arge audience in the opera house at Tncson. There were eight in the clas-. The commencement address wac de- livered by P'of. c A. DunIway of Cal ifor,ia. The degree of bachelor o' philosophy was conferred 1n Carob- Murphy, Ida G. Reid and Minnie l. Nood-Il. Chester C. CIegg, John W :. Grij. Roy B. Kingore. Roy G Mead ,Ed Roy W. Moore received the de- gree of bachelor of science.
 Thom.s P,dxsll, of Peirca, was among the Tombstone visitors today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Douglas Will
 Celebrate the Fourth

Dnuglas will celebrate the Fourt in grand style this year and has raised ahout S60CO for a ruusing program. Bisbee VIII fore go her usual eel, bra ton and jon With the shelter cry. Tombstone has been asked 10 ent.r the contest in the hoee race and other sports. hose team is being "rganiz,d, and expect to cal ture ti Q prize.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10

Several troops Or cavalry are ex- p,ctei in Agua Ir-eta this evening Cananea. IL IS not known how many are m the party, or what ihelr l:lissio I., hut 1t Is supposed that ti.ey wIl. otm A permanent garrisionin tn or.ene cahp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10

The output of copper of Calumet and Arizona ponarza Circle mines Tor May tss,imased) 1902 tons "f bl'ste' conner. April trep.rted) I,792 'oss May productiou shan"o" copper was sIs ,oos or a3O. 900 p nnds against I3IaoOo pounds in Aprii.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
San Dice ,. Ca, dispatch ssys:

A San Dicg, .. Ca! dispatch says:
 George c B ,Idt, IT,, owner of the WaId ,rf Astnria hotel in New York and Miss Estella Sivin daughter of a wealthy Spanish merchant of Tia Jna- na. Mexico, wer. married secretly in Yuma last Sunday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10

\ Washington dispatch say-: "Tbe house democratic leader, Williams [, day gave notice that he would re- new his filibus:ering tactics If tt ie lower house were refused ps rmi.sio. tc amend the statehood conirreI C. . poIt when it came before that body |"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Doihgs in the
 District Court
THUR-DAY, JUNE [


 Appl cat on of the Sa!vati' Army to u"rigage property III the city o' Douglas was gr-nted
 The case of Chas Coleman, charged uith the murder Of Hiram Smith m Bi.le. m June If last went {" the jury ths morning, ani at 3:SO thi' sftern. or. ve.dict of u,t guilty MAS returned.
 Norton Morgsn Co. vs Howard ct al Set for June IA
 Territory vs R D Harris, charged with embedding funds from the E. r.. < $. W entered a plea of gully and sentence will be P onounced tomorrow morning.
 Territory vs August'n Valencia, charged with killing countTyman named Jesus Angulo, in February last, the following jury was empanelied to hear the case:
 Wall, Jas Maehomich, Jones, Dave Thompson, Allen Speer. L L Hedges. Geo | Parneil, EC Brown, RP | Erickson, JG Walker. Geo A Hockett, t,CI Ghemele, Bert | II .., ,,r~ t,. ,,,a s this afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10

The case is on trial as we go to press this afternoon
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HELP WANTED-MALE

THE q. s. MARINE CORPS.
unmarried men between the ages of Fl and 30.
able-bodied, Of good character and temperate
habits, citizens of the United States, or who
such: must speak, read and write English;
marines serve at sea on men-of-War IN all
parts of the world, on land In our island pos,
States. Recruits desiring service in the Phil
ippine Islands may be enlisted accordingly.
ington av s, Minneapolis.
LEARN TO FIT GLASSES By SENDING FOR
our free book on the eye; it will tell you all
about it; get a profession that pays you from
$50 to $15Os per month the optical profession
will do it for you; no field SO pleasant, profit
able or so little worked: no longer necessary
to work for some else at meager salary
for short time only we are sending our book
free: 1t will teach you to be an ootician and
costs you nothing. postal card will bring
It by return mail. all charges paid jackson
s ian Optical. College, Jackson, Mich Dept.
r h IT. -E.. 49,
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS wANTED-HARNEss MAKERS OR
butchers in every town to represent in
our custom tanning department.; we tan hides
and furs for robes rugs or making coats
Write for catalogue, also prices and discounts
Albert Lea Hide Fur Co., AlbertsLea, MINI.
$50 MONTH SALARY AND EXPENSES TO
men with rig to introduce our guaranteed poul-
try and stock remedies. Send for contract;
we mean business and furnish best references
g. r. Bigler Co., X 522, Springfield. ILL.,
INTELLIGENT, REFINED PEOPLE 70 REP
resent old reliable firm; salary $1S per week;
expenses paid; can double salary in commits
sions. Outfit free. Morse & Co.. 46 Van
Buren, st. Shicago. B
AGENTS CAN EASILY MAKE $40 A DAY
selling our gold window letters, novelty signs
and changeable signs; catalogue free. Sulli-
van Co., 405 w Van Buren, st, Chicago, Ill.
QUIT sTRUGGLING-WE PUT NEW BLOOD
in your work; free money bursting sample case;
no competitions; sells on sight Colonial Supply
Co., Factory 33. Wellsville, N. Y.
FIRsT-CLAss SALES PEOPLE TO KNOW THAT
S$25 per week clear can be made selling en-
broidered shirtwast patterns. ]. h. Eouch
importer, 50 Chute Block.
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CLAIRVOYANTs

THE WONDER WORKER. a-
s>.s Professor Foster-Ths Only Psychic"
g.. =. : IS. 90 Dead Trance, 80 Cents. =, -.
1.-THE Great Psychic"
: Dead Trance Medium. ...
> $40 Nicollet, Room i. No signs
! Are you disheartened over your failuresr
= Have you few minutes to speak to this Won
derful MANI he will cause your troubles to
disappear, the future to be bright, as thou
sands testify in this city. A speciality, love,
business, marriage, divorce, sickness, lawsuits
speculations, investments, travels: enemies ass
pensions home stsnsd e Ma
HME. ANNA ALPLANAEB READS THE
lines Of the hands by methods known only to
the gypsies; fee 81, ladies only; no business
Sundays. 3044 Fremont av 8. Take either
Couo-Harriet or Lake st cars. T. G. phone
TOTS. ..
MAIRvoYANT-MME. ANDREWS. 1917 Sd Ay
: d Take 4th ay car.
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Es nv SENDING FOR
LEARN SHORTHAND.

Our course of instruction is the best. most
simple and practical. The wonderful success
of our graduates, and our inability to fill all
the applications for stenographerD is the proof,
The Aunson Shorthand Institute,
Guaranty Loan Building.
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PERSONAL

:
CAN YOU MAKE FEW MONTHLY PAY
ments Of So 'r more for protected interest in
clear real estate. held IN trust, now paying 10
per cent e per cent guaranteed) dividends?
Expects soon to pay up to % per cent. Nearly
5000 persons now receiving profits. Send
postal for free illustra ted booklet Address
"A Life Income 701 Drexel building, Phila-
delphi;,, Pa. > = . @ $50. =.
PERSONALITY HUSBAND WAS "A HARD
drinker for over 20, years; cured him by
simple home treatment and will gladly tell
want no money. Mrs. Margaret Anderson, box
169. Hillburn. N. Y. -. :. sa1ea e
HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED AND PACKED
TOR shipment or storage by experienced men;
and
Boyd Transfer & Storage Co., 46 Sd st s.
DANCING CLASSES MONDAY AND THURS
day evenings. with social following; buck and
wing and private by appointment. Holcomb's
academy 4o 4th st =. third toor
YOUNG WHOEVER WOULD LIKE TO COR
i Of some means; Object marriage. Address VIM.
Allan. Sioux Falls S. D.
ANNA NJ GRlsWoLD.s 2o7 MEDICAL BLOCK,
superfuous hair, moles. warts removed by
electricity; corns ,extrActed; inverted nails and
PHYSICIANS WHO WANT TO INCREASE
+ J.: Bell, room 4O4. 167 Dearborn st. Chicago.
LADIEs-YoU WILL FIND MRS. SHELLEY,
17O6 IIaw thorn av, closing out fine hair goods;
all kinds walnut hair dye.
LADIES' STATIONERY EMBOSSED, INITIALS
free; afternoons National Embossihg Club,
1888 Guaranty building.
CoRNs EXTRACTED. $50; INVERTED NAILS
and buntons treated. DR.. Collier. 515 Me. av.
HOSPITAL FOR LADIES. 1880 CLINTON Az.
r. @. $3.50.
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NORTH.

Bistodeau, A. L., 1929 Washington av N.
Durfee Charles s.. go 9th av N.
Grahen, O. H.. 642 9th av n. a
HUM, c. H.. IS Western av.
0raben, o. H.. 642 9Th av N.
Oak Park Drug Store,-132O 9Th av N.
Persall A. H. 929 Doth av N.
Riekerts, John A.. ATT Washington av n. :,
Russell & Case, Lyndale & Western avs.
Voegen Bros. 700 Goth av n ..-r
Wilson E. B., 1900 Goth av n. -,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


Continued
wANTED-sTocK OF GENERAL MERcHAN-
disc. $1,000 to $1,000, In small live town IN
northern Wisconsin. Address r. kenner.
Chelsea. Wis.
FURNITURE AND LEASE OF a 1o.RooN
modern rooming house on 9th st S; real bar ar
gain; price $500. Churchill Wolf, 422
Boston block.
BUSINESS CHANOE-ACTIvE PARTNER
wanted in an established grain commission
business; $1,000 cash required Address 1881,
, Journal
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR FARM. MIL
iinery and ladies' furnishing goods store Ad-
dress Strauch, 1888 Woodward ay, st. Paul
NEW MODERN 1oo.BARREL FLOUR MILL ON
real estate March Il Bro saof Lt e MINI.
FOR sALE-UP-To-DATE FEED MILL AND
I city; about $4,000. ADDRESS so52. Journal
WANTED-MANAGER BIG COUNTRY STORE;
must invest about $4,000 cash or securities;
profits and salary $4,000 $685. Journal
FOUR POOL AND ONE BILLIARD TABLES FOR
At: 500 cash. Bo A, Tracy. Mimi
SALOON FOR SALE IN NORTHERN MINNIE
sofa town. For further particulars address
q. Q. log 7e. Middle River r. Mimi linn
wANTED.To PURCHASE A BANKRUPT
dress w. J. Clark, Window, MINI.
GOOD NORTH DAKOTA LAND TO EXCHANGE
for general merchandise stock of $4,000 to
$4,000. Address se57, Journal.
FOR sALE-0NE OF THE LARGEST AND
most successful business colleges in the state.
Address 1908. Journal.
SMALL STEAM LAUNDRY IN CITY FOR
| sale: snap If taken soon. Owner leaving city.
Address 5000. Journal.
| AN OPENING FOR GOOD BLACKSMITH;
| shop with tools and dwelling for rent cheap.
9278, journal.
4 A NO. So, 500 STOCK HARDWARE AND FUR.
| niture at SOC; good business; want to retire
$3.50, Journal
FOR sALE-RooMING HOUSE OF IL ROOMS
| location best; rent $35. Call $40 Boston block
| r. @. 1922.
| GAN Bell YOUR BUSINESS: SEND DE
scription. Shepard. Bank Commerce building
| WANT TO MAKE MONEY QUICKf CALL AM
| see us. Room 303 10th st s. $780,
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JoURNAI. WANT AID" AGENCIES.
Ads will be accepted at any of the
following agencies at same rate as at
Journal office,
SOUTH

GLOWING agencies at same rate as az
Journal Office.
SOUTH.
Arvidson & Stultz, 2603 Stevens av.
Aune. NJ. 18th st and Hennepin.
Btgelow, Mrs. c. A.. p 26th st..
B1ackman, Mrs. W. r., 1901 Sd av S.
Buchanan. w. c.. 146 Lake st.
Burke Bros. AID and Queen av s.
Croker & THOMPSON. COL Sth av S.
Douglass. A.. 3457 Chicago ay.
GaShagen, A, W.. 1887 q Franklin av.
Goodrich & Jennings, 2 Lake st.
Hsrrah. J. w, lib 4th av 8.
Hicks, w. X. 1881 Franklin av.
Horn. S. J., 1885 Chicago av.
Jones' 2451 bloomington av.
imports. ]. a.. .2sth st and Lyndale avenue s.
Kline A. j.. 1900 Bloomington.
La Penotiere. E. NJ. 4th av and Franklin.
Larabee. B. H.. ED and Hennepin.
Lincoln & Gould. Lake st and Hennepin.
Marshall s. Co.. 1926 Nicollet ay.
Mcleod. MRS. j., 1917 Nicollet av.
Morse u. s.. 1902 4th nv S.
Nash, o. F.. 327 Cedar av.
Pariloe. c. NJ. & Co.. Lake st and bennington.
Peterson. j. o.. 1901 Washington av S.
Red Cross Pharmacy, ,6S7 Sd av s.
seiwert. c. E.. 2715 e 26th st.
Tappcr & Chamberlain. 10th st and Sth av $.
Washburn, NJ. F.. Lake st and Henneoin.
Williams J. W.. 1911 q Franklin av.
Witttch NJ. H.; Franklin and Bloomington.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER WITH 1s YEARS
shop and office, experience in some Of the best !
eastern factories, is open for engagement with 4
concern or contract work spe
ch1nery, tools and Il lures for Interchangeable |
manufacturing. developing Inventions etc. Ad- |
dress 9244 Journal, .,--s-< -,.T.,e =. sis
PRINTER, STRICTLY STEADY. AND SOBER, !
wants position at once; do job and ad |
work; had experience with cylinder and hand |
presses; small country newspaper office in |
western North Dakota preferred. OTIS, Jour
nal. s< gssi s@ |
SITUATION wANTED-soANDINAv1 AGE
~. wants position as assistant bookkeeter;
ton in office, but wish to make a change;
references furnished. Address $500, Journal.
MAN OF EXPERIENCE AND ABILITY,
speaking German desires position clerk
any department, or managing store; hrst-clas
reference Address 909s, Journal
WANTED-Pos1T1oN AS ASSISTANT CUT.
style originality and artistic ability. Address
until Feb. ~. Charles K. Greene, 143 Oak
wood blvd. Chicago Ill
WANTED-PosITIoN AS ASSISTANT GUTTER
and arsts s nn
Feb 10. Charles K. Greene. 143 lakewood
boulevard. Chicago. 4
SITUATION WANTED AS TRAVELLING SALES.
man for a. wholesale hardware house; has
four years Experiences as retail hardware mer
chant; best of reference furnished 1915,
Journal.
BUSINESS MAN WITH CONSIDERABLE Elk
perience in ordinary business wishes engage
ment as salesman or similar work fOrenOons;
hard worker. Address 9119, Journal.
SITUATION wANTED-Pos1TIoN AS ENGI-
neer; Al, license, In mill or electric-light
plant or second assistant no objection to leav-
ing the city. Address 3435 LIST av s.
CAPABLE BUSINESS MAN THAT HAS HAD
several yea.s' experience In different positions
on the road and locally: could invest some
) money. Address 1856, Journal.
| SITUATION WANTED BY FIRsT-CLASs
1 mechanic;; building repairing painting or q
place offtrust; at very low wages; best of ref
/ erence. Address 1888. Journal
WANTED-sITUATION AS COLLECTOR By
attorney, SO years old: admitted in 1891; re-
| cent experience as collector for machine CONS
pany. Address $3.50, Journal 81 ii, I.
WANTED-PosITIoN BY EXPERIENCED
| cashier Of North Dakota bank, six years ex-
perience: reference from present employer;
can invest. 9tl24. Journal.
4 WANTED-PERMANENT POSITION By a
| practical, experienced window and inte:ior
| trimmer in large department store by Feb. l..
/ Box %, Arlington, Mimi. 1913.
By EXPERIENCED PHARMACIsT-PosITIoN
AS manager or clerk in drug store For fur
! Their information apply to W. d. Savage. 1866
i Nicollet av, Minneapolis
wANTED-INDUsTRIoUs YOUNG NAN
wishes work at once, inside work preferred;
4 good penman; can drive team; references. Ad-
dress s9S2, Journal. "a
4 oooK-YoUNG MAN WITH SEVEN YEARS
II experience, hotel and cafe, sober and reliable
will work for reasonable pay. Address $3.50,
Journal.
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NORTHEAST.

Beuhlsr, A.. 1853 Adams st Me-.
Breda &: Erkel.. 18th av and Main st Me-
Demeulss. Mrs. COL Central av.
East Side Office. 200 Central av..
Enelund. D., c., 403 Central av. -. -
EsferIey;s. Drug Store, 700 Adams st NE.
Gormley & Moran. 2401 Central av.
Eandberg & Meurer. 9th and Central Az.
Wentworth. Charles 312 Monroe st ID. 81 :.