The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-21

Picture framing we'll done at the
Beard Art Galleries at Dayton s.
Andrews Locomotive Steel Boiler is
advertised in Ladies Home Journal.
A. B. Crowell, druggist, two stores
Tenth and Hennepin and Mic. and Ninth.
Receive 6 per cent. 20 years ex-
perience; no losses. Barpes Brothers.
Special prices on a few lots in Blais-
dell s addition, See Walter u. Badger.
Tornado and windstorm season here.
Company, Ill Fourth street S.
neutrality-suspicious. for $4,000;
good Minnesota farm loans. Minneso-
ia Title Insurance & Trust company.
con or Before Building Loans-Busi-
ness and residence properties. No de-
lay. D. G. Bell Investment Company. n
DR.. Riley will speak tomorrow even
ing on "The Greatest of All Earth
qua kes,' rather than the morning as
announced in the church news. 81
Are you prepared for an emergency3
Sickness! Fire! Burglars! Have you
a northwestern telephone in your homme1
Order today! Don It delay! -
This is the. season Of high winds,
tornadoes and cyclones. Our policy will
Minneapolis Insurance Agency.
DR.. Montgomery speaks Sunday morn
ing at Fowler church on "The Gospel
of .Springtime' and in the evening on
"The Person With a Muck Rake. -
The Engineers club, of Minneapolis,
will meet Monday evening, April 20,
in the rooms of the county COMMISSION
ers, in the courthouse. There will be
a discussion of land surveying and COM
mon law. -.
Anthony Blebes and M. Marien, en-
ployed on repair work at the Schmidt
! brewery, St. Paul, fell from scaffold
yesterday and were seriously injured.
They were taken to the city hospital
and Blebes is not expected to live.
Sunday evening at Westminster
church DR.. John E. Bushnell willsgivc
popular discourse considering the
practical lessons to be drawn from the
appalling national disaster that has
overtaken the Pacific coast. Subject,
1.-THE Earthquake at the Golden Gate. .
District lodge No. 48, international
Association Of Machinists, has secured
the Lyceum theater for Monday, April
90 Tickets are now on sale at the the
alter office and by members of the St
Paul and Minneapolis unions. Exchange
your tickets early in order to secure the
best seats.
On Sunday morning in Hennepin Ave
nue. church DR.. Thompson will give the
third in the series Of new church ser
mons that he is now preaching. 'Of
ferings that Cost will be the specia
theme. In the evening the assistant
pastor will preach on Individual Re
sponsibility.' 49,
DR.. J. S. Montgomery speaks a
Fowler church Sunday morning on ;
most seasonable topic, namely, eth
Gospel of the Springtime.' In tn
evening he is announced to speak on
subject which has been recently agi
tated and discussed, 1.-THE Person wiz:
a Muck Rake =,
The state railway and warehouse
commission hearing to allow shipper
an opportunity to appear to make com
=. plants Of railroad abuses, has beel
postponed from next Wednesday t.
mercial club jobbing committee will b.
represented by committee of whic]
John Leslie. chairman Of the club com
mittee, will probably be the leader.
| At the First Baptist church Sunda
morning w. B. Riley will speak o
"The Climax of the Coming Earth
quake.' In the evening his subject wi
I be "Was Christ. Begotten@ by the Hol
{ Ghost 80 in answer to the denial of tn
! supernatural. This is the first sermon i
series of five sermons. The quartz
and large chorus will repeat goo
part of the Easter program of music.
{ Naomi Sloan, the 3-year-old daughte
5 of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Alec Sloan Of S
! Paul. was severely burned Thursda
= evening in the family apartments in til
: =. Virginia flats. The child was plavin
alone in the kitchen. Mrs. Sloan an
her brother were attracted to til
kitchen by the little ones screams an
there found her a rlass of flames. FL
burning clothing was torn from tt
child as. quickly as possible and she We
hurried to St. Luke's hospital. Her r
covery is in doubt. j. -. , :, -.
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