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Sunday, July 8, 1906.
Journal Cadets Honored
With Place in Big Parade
Young Soldiers othe Number Of 299 Will Form Marchn.
Flag, by Carrying Red, White and Blue Umbrellas

p --r- ! T y e.
cadets will appreciate the honor that
has been bestowed upon them, and will
drill like good fellows to make the
moving flag the great feature Of the
parade it is destined to be.
On to Wonderland.
Friday afternoon the cadets are to
visit Wonderland park. The arrange
ments are that the cadets meet at the
Parade prepared to move at clock.
Headed by the Journal Newsboys band
they will march to Nicollet avenue, to
Washington, to Sixth street, where they
will take chartered cars to convey them
to the park, which will be reached by
2:30. They will be given the courtesy
of the grounds. which will include the
privilege Of the scenic railway, the
chutes, old mill, the miniature railway
carroussel and other features of the park
that are dear to the juvenile heart. A
competitive drill is also to be arranged
tn take rlacn on the platform and in.
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The Journal Cadet regiment has been
honored by a request to furnish the
marching flag which is to be feature
of the parade for the Grand Army en-
campment. It will be the only march
ing organization in the parade not COM
posed of the veterans themselves.
The flag. will be formed Of 129 ca
diets carrying red; and ia carrying
white umbrellas, which will form the
thirteen stripes, and forty-six carrying
umbrellas in the form Of large silver
stars, representing the states in the
union. The stars will be mounted upon
blue umbrellas, and in addition there
will be ten more blue umbrellas form
inc the feld--299 cadets in all.
The umbrellas will be carried so com
pactly that their tops will form a per
feet flag, which will be about forty feet
wide and sixty long. Movements will
and left, by raising and lowering The
umbrellas the effect cf a waving fa&
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time the regulations were :, adopted,
which limited the parade exclusively to
veterans.
AS the military parade has been
abandoned, owing to the absence Of
troops from Fort Smelling during the
reunion, the cadets will give separate
parade, and will also give regimental
will not include the entire regiment, SO
there will be enough cadets to furnish
several companies for an escort. These
with the Journal Newsboys band and
the flag will form nearly an entire divi-
sion, which will be given prominent
place in the parade.
It is unnecessarily to add that the
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dividual badges will be given to mem
bers of the winning company.
The Weeks Review.
Of course the visit to Minnehaha and
Fort Smelling and the Fourth Of July
interfered with regular company drills
last week. All companies but K, L
and M, drilled Monday night and there
was special drill Thursday night that
was largely attended, and another Fri
day night. a.
The boys had a fine time on their
trip Tuesday to Minnehaha and Fort
Smelling. The Journal chartered
five cars and the boys left Sixth street
and Hennepin avenue at about 10
'clock. The route was down Washing
| ton avenue and out Minnehaha avenue,
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Staff VS.. Burgers, 81 to z.

Staff vs. Burgers, 81 to Z.
The cadets took a turn at baseball
Yesterday and in an exciting game on
the parade grounds the battalion staff
officers defeated the Company A team
by score of Is to 5. This was the
second game of the season between the
two teams, the officers having won the
first contest.
Fleming and Seguin were on the ir-
ing line for the officers. while Reardon
and Kitchenmacher officiated fer Com
pany A. Sergeant Lewis umpired.
Altho no regular games of tennis
have been decided upon. many of the
cadets have gotten interested and are
playing snappy games. 1t is planned
to have some matches as soon as the
boys get in proper trim.
The order board in front Of the head
quarters building announces that the
First battalion, Major Seguin, will have
special drill on Monday. 1t is strong
ly advised that other companies have
their special drills Monday and Tues
day.
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MACHINERY

ALL TYPES OF BOILERS FOR sALE-ALso
low, medium and high speed steam engines,
heaters, steam pumps, power pumps, gaso'
lene engines, wood and ironworking machin'
cry, concrete mixers pipe and fittings, belt
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steam specialties and supplies for sale by
r. B. Whitacre & Co.. 612 Manhattan build
ing, st. Paul. <25& ~ ~. Dr.. =
IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA
chinery, large stock new and secondhand.
Northern Machinery Co., 217 Sd st S. Mpls.
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miliar with the manual and the foot
movements. There is plenty of tint
If there is hard and persistent work
to enable them to get in splendid shape
by the time of the G.. A. R. reunion.
Baseball and tennis have been taken
up with vim this week. and some lively
games have been played:
c won from D, 90 to 8.
E from F, s to 5.
G from II, Is to l.
K from L, Is to 8.
Staff from A.
Last week the results were as fol-
G won from D, s to ).
F forfeited game to E.
E won from G, II to 10.
G VS.. H-Tied, 6 to 6, on account of
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3aPATENT ATTORNEYS

INVENTORS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN ALL
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Address Patent Market, st. PAUL. MINI. 80
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, PAFENT LAW
yers and solicitors; main office, 925-933 Guar
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AGENTS WANTED

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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Central av; residence 1889 Adams T. c. phone.
HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
Masonic Temple 9th and Hen. Both phones
JOHN M. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and ernbalmer. 50 7th st S. Both phones.
). WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
TO Hennepin Both phones 1882
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PROFESSIONAL

sUPERFLUous HAIR, MoLEs, ETC, PERMA-
= neatly removed by electricity. Miss Hollister,
77-7S Syndicate block Pioneer stand Of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist. II. -. 49,
FRANK P. oLNEY, FORMERLY OF BENSON,
has opened law Offices at 929 Nicollet
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BUSINESS CHANCES
a THOROUGHLY RELIABLE FIRM

T1VhOuGhLx NhLAAbLG cA1M
OF Chicago Business Men, Highly Rated by
Both Dun and Bradstreet. Own Con
" troll Of a Coal Company. the assets
Of Which Company they
A mortgage to secure 81 1000, 900 bond Is
sue has been executed to The American Trust
and Savings Bank of Chicago, III. ~
The steady increase In the company's busi-
ness warrants the expectation of soon listing
the bonds and marketing them around par.
The increased demand for superior coal in
duced us to make immediate improvements
To meet expenditures and enable us to realize
quickly, 100 of these 81 900 first mortgage
bonds are being sold at 5000 each; bonus
of $1,000 In paid-up stock going with each
bond Purchasers desiring to make 1nstallment
payments viii get bond without first interest
coupon. To be fair and enable Investors to
study our values and the great future business
OF the company, the firm controlling the COM
pany will, If desired, give personal guaran-
tee to those buying any of the first 100 bonds
Under the guarantee the purchaser can eject
In two years to return his securities and OBJ
tain par and accrued interest for bond
market for 100000 tons annually Is al
ready established, and the quality and quaint
ity of coal will, long before the expiration or
the guarantee, show that the bond Is worth par
and the stock a dividend-paying security
ness standing and integrity, and thoroughly
responsible for all their contracts.
We selling these securities direct. as
desire the purchaser of the bond to be
sure to receive all the bonus of stock, and
furthermore, this will lead to closer personal
acquaintance with our new associates.
For full information address Lesher & Town
send Sl4 Monadnock Bldg, Chicago Ill.
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Briton-You fail to condemn bad
meat.
American Well, you must admit we
once threw overheard good tea
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but on the way back the route was by
way of Lake street. This gave round
about trip that was appreciated.
On arrival at Minnehaha the COM
panies were lined up and their pictures
taken. The boys were then taken to
tables and their lunches placed together.
Games followed-running, jumping, etc.
The staff won out by a good margin,
Company E next and Company c third.
Then lunch was eaten, after which the
boys played more games, went under
the falls and over to the Soldiers
home. At 8 o'clock the cadets made
a slow march to Fort Smelling. There
they were dismissed and witnessed a
ball game and little marching. They
took cars at O'Clock and got back
to the city about $3.50, after strenuous
and good days sport. There was not
mishap to mar the day.
Drills were omitted on the Fourth
but Thursday there were 800 at regi,
mental drill, and Friday night a fair
turnout at a special drill, independent
of companies.
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can be given. The cadets will be grad
uated in size with the smaller cadets in
front so the flag will have a slightly
slanting aspect. e
Time for Rehearsals.
The umbrellas have been ordered and
will arrive in time SO there can be
plenty of rehearsals to insure steady
marching and the accurate holding of
umbrellas in the proper position.
The effect will undoubtedly be strik-
ing and the flag will be not. only a big
feature of the parade, but eloquent in
it's significance. There have been liv-
ing flags composed Of school children
it, other Grand Army reunions, PVT ~
This will be the first marching flag ever
used Provision for it was made at the
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Company drills for this week at
7:30 O'Clock are:
Monday-companies A, q, C,
Tuesday-companies o, e, r.
Wednesday-compa q, II. L.
Thursday-com companies K, L, M and
small A.
Acknowledgements drill.
Officers school Tuesday and Thurs.
day evenings.
Officers drill Saturday morning at
$3.50.
SPECIAL DRILLS
South MInneapoIIs-Tuesday and
Saturday evenings at Bloomington
avenue and Twenty street.
East Observation-Disclosures and
Saturday evenings at University and
| Twelfth avenues Sc.
North Mlnneapoils-Tuesday and
| Thursday nights at LyndaIe and Elf.
teenth avenues NJ.
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
c VS.. D, Monday 2 pm.
E vs.. r, Tuesday pm.
G VS.. n, Wednesday pm.
| x VS.. L, Thursday 2 pm.
Staff VS.. A, Saturday 2 pm.
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PENSIONS

ROBT, WATSON WAR VETERAN, PENSION
atty. box Alb, 1913 Boston block. Minneapolis.
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SHOE REPAIRING

n, & n. SHOE REPAIR co., 1e 9Th ST g.
enisk shoe 81 smallest nG oon
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OPTICIANS

EYES EXAMINED; GLASSES 81 AND UP; Ar
tihcial eyes; open Saturday evenings; Sunday
10 to Ii. ostrem, 800 Nicollet, upstairs.
JOHN T. DOWD, OPTOMETRIsT AND OPT.
clan, optical dept. Minneapolis Dry Goods Co.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

+ $s Continued.
$S7b takes Realty office and Business; poor
health compels sacrifice. 64o7, Journal.
BARGAIN IN WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN
city. Address 6116 Journal.
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MEDICAL


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DYE1NG AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE w6RKs THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. $40 Nicollet.
sTERLING DYE HoUsE-French Dry Cleaning,
I 500 4th av 8. T. G.. 1882: N. ". 40 "a.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

YOUR CREDIT is GOOD FOR CAMERA OR
kodak at I. ". ,Moreau Co., e16 Nicollet av.
We do sdeveloping and printing; employ only
experts: prices reasonable. .-
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MINING INVESTMENTS
>~~~N~~~~N>~~>~~~~N>
H. E. SMITH & co., 1924 GUARANTY BLDG.
Minneapolis; also Duluth We buy and sell In
all markets. We have information regarding
all properties. Phone Nicollet 800.
PLATTEv1LLE, WIS. LEAD AND ZINC
stocks Write concerning stocks. Advice free.
w. P. Mcdonald Andrus building, Mpls.
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Hard Drills Ahead,

From now on the cadets should drill
more earnestly than ever to acquire
precision, now that they are fairly 70
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PORTLAND CEMENT NEVER IN SUCH DE-
mand; 1905 production worth upwards $4,000.
Shortage of $4,000, 900 barrels on years pro-
auction. Manufacturers profits increasing.
The manufacture of Portland cement great
and growing industry Kansas Portland ce.
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land in famous Kansas cement and gas belt.
Our deposit cement rock sufficient to run our
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and prospectus sent Gu relnest. Guthrie Noun
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HOTELS

HOTEL ALLEN-sd ST AND ID Av 81; NOD.
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AGENTs-LEARN TO FIT CLASSES; OUR EYE
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Mich
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TENTS AND AWNINGS

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dow shades. Ito Cd st N. T. G. 210O.
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FLORISTS

~>~>~>>~~N~O~O>@~>~~~
FLoRAL DESIGNS AND FLOWERS; TElE.
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KODAK AND BROWNIE CAMERAS ARE DAY.
light loading. Buy them of o. H. Peck Co.,
112 9Th st 8, ~., ,,~-5,l-. - -.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

McNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCY - PROMPT
SERVICE unequaled facilities, reasonable rates;
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EVERLASTING PERFUME-A MONEY MAKER
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lodi
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GOOD FIRMS TO PATRONIZE
SHIRTS FROM MANUFACTURES TO WEAR
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DETECTIVE BUREAUS
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HAIL AND CYCLONE -INsURANOE; CASH
commissioner hustlers can make $40 to $40 yer
day in Minnesota. Address 1926 Railway bldg.
WANTED-A FIRST GLASS SOLICITOR; RARE
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DREssMAKuNG

I HAVE MADE GOWNS FOR TIE ROYALTY
In England, France and New York; am now
San Francisco refugee and find It neces
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city.
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AGENTS KEEP POsTED-s'NOvELTY NEWS"
III Washington st. Chicago, illustrated month
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WATCH REPAIRING
WALL PAPER

WATCHES CLEANED, 81; WORK GUARA
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BUSINESS CHANCE-S7, 900, ONE OF THE
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THE WHITEsIDE WALL PAPER, PAINT Al
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SALARY $75 TO $125 MONTHLY. ~s5
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To merchants. Send for particulars.
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THE COLUMBIAN INSURANCE COMPANY OF
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AGENTS MAKE $40 DAILY SELLING OUR
household specialties; best sellers on the mar
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WOOD AND COAL

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FINE HARDWOOD ..----4: 1880 --1l41 LAND
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Land actually worth Mo an acre; near rail-
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FOR SALE HAVE A STOCK OF FARM IN
plements the only implement line carried In
the town; good territory and fine farming
country; viii tuke about $500 to handle
same; machine and Irvine orders will be turned
over to purchaser, which includes about one
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FOR sALEGOOD LEGITIMATE BUSINESS
now paying net profit of over 1000 per
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next year; we'll established, easy to operate,
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AGENTS WANTED. FOR PLACING I'm ADJ
vertising novelty in twin cities none but
hustlers need apply Larson Burke, 429
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AGENTS WANTED-1F YOU WANT TO MAKE
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Madison st Chicago, and they will send you
an elegant outfit including the necessary par
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