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Clerks. and saleszadiies.

POSITION AS sALEsLADY IN COUNTRY
Town; Town; l am senpiosed at present, but want
ence; understand buying. stock keeping and
good In coat and suit department and can
make alterations; have some money would like
10 invest where employed, or, would go in as
partner in new business, Address 6l9 Jour
nal. 80 s3EGA :5sfsr ~ sY. -..
LADY WANTS POSITION AS CASHIER OR
-clerklng III grotery or bakery, Or cashier in
meat. market; understands check system thor
oNghiSt Address 134,, journal. . - . ~. .
~ iVo1.ts s1tAAs.GaD4; sAA24 HAD CON.
ES!defab.c -eXperieiice liz general dry goods;
go1d business biHty- , Best local references
" 3fs,rrsS A24p. 4nErnal.
AS CLERK IN DRY, GOODS STORE: WORK
for afternoons only. preferred have experience
and can give references. 1027, EIournal., -,
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.sITUAT's. WANhTE1DD.-HF ] d / D HFEMALE.
~ -.+r,SsY e. oftfi r1fs<d
y z = : !. = = 20 :
;HOusekeepers. /:

WANTED-BY tMIDDlE-AGED; THOROUGHLY
ecamIetent housekeeper, entire charge Of fur
nlshed house or furnished rooms references.
Address l9S3. Journal e gF
LADY WITH CHILD WISHES POSITION as
companion i, tsorss housekeeper home more con-
Fsidered than wages: references required 4 ,Ad
7 dress 633, Journal n. TsE an
/ POSITION WANTED BY 7MIbbLE-AaEDE LADY
as,sa Ms shousekeeper In witlower's family had sx.
dress s552, journal. 81 = ~ 2's2,.l &
sYodNG WIDOW WITH SMALL BOY WIsHEs
Z Z position as housekeeper In respectable Wild
/ --fers s -osferts homeI no washing 896, Journal
IA REFINED MIDDLE-AGED LADY MATRoN
ofSh0usekeepert references. Address Mrs. sRob-
lnson. 14l5 University, av Sc: sE -. -
WANTED-sITUATIoN AS HoVsEKEEPER
,ss9y 9 lady Of experience; reference furnished AL
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Cooks, Washers and Ironers.:

FIRsT-cLAss COOKS cHAMBERMAlps
mattresses Kitchen help housekeepers, laun-
dresses and nurses in city or out Capital
in1pioyment Office; 574 Wabasha st. ST. Paul
wANTEp-BY A :youNa WOMAN, WASH.
Ing aid ironing by the day.; can do dtst:class
work. Phone south 687 L2
WANTED-PLAIN SEWING; CHILDREN's
8 clothes q speciality. 3 62s Bassett place; up
stalrs: .Reasonab1e. .S s.. za...,. b, =, 4.
WANT LAUNDRY WORK BY TIE DAY IN
private families; no cleaning of any kind: Call
1929 Hennepfn ay.s II, d. .,ss.. - s3 -
coMPETENT WAsHERWoMAN TO GO OUT
by day Call Or write Mrs. Horn, 1Ol4 q
25th ST. . ..-f' = y Z
EXPERIENCED .LAUNDREss WISHES STEADY
PLACE Telephone ~ G, 1o145 q : . -. s-.,.,.<
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STU 'ONS WANTED-FE;MALE

Miscellaneous. :.
EDUCATED, RESPONSIBLE. YOUNG WOMAN
would like. position as companion; small
salary preferred, so that duties would b..
correspondingly 5! lighter. Address 51s: seiby
aged girl, good place in fiat: small family
adults preferred; fair wages; at once. Rest
Of, Of references Lindquist's intelligence 1872
two or three hours afternoons. Or evenings;
references exchanged. Address Mrs. D. e.
WI Wilson. st. Anthony Falls postoffice general
wANTED-BY THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
middie-aged. experienced nurse care Of in
valid, colvalescent CT confinement case: refer
ences; 81 per day. Address 991. journal. e..
A WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE woULD LIKE
postion as companion to an invalid or aged
lady; best of references given. Address Miss
4: 3. Paine, 1916 Sd az s. - 1"s lDD> ''>. ''.'
YOUNG LADY BooKKEEPER AND STE.
-nographer with over five years experience de-
sEes position. Can furnish best Of references
Address 1119, Journal, .. .,.;. :, 49,:
LADY WILL ACCEPT ORDERS FOR ATsHORT
time for the making of Infants {apparel,i in
cluding dainty hand made dresses, slips, etc.
Address ST.; Journal. -----+---@E.z =,
EXPERIENCED CH1LD's NURSE WANTS
place in private family to care for child; best
Of references given; good wages wanted. Ad-
dress SOL, Journal. = 4, $51E $r:..t#-
AN EXPERIENCED LADY BooKKEEPER,
capable of taking full charge of TN office;
best Of references: Address 971, Journal !,
MAsN1cuR1sT. AMI ExPERIENcED, WANTS 20
sition In hrst-class barber shop or hotel;
would leave city. Address 94e Journal. - "
NEW YORK MILLINERY CO., 2s7 CEDAR Ay,
largest assortment, :, select your hat, state
what you wish to pay, goods is yours ~
SITUATION WANTED BY: acoLoRED GIRL;
willing to go out of town.: no heavy work
or washing 531 Pierce at Me- 5.Na$ = ;!.-t3:
STUDENT WANTS PLACE TO WORK FOR
" board; willing to work. Telephone Northwest
ern 47O-J. >:+' f".. - -. 81 q ~
SITUATION WANTED By A YOUNG LADY
to DO plain sewing by the day. TEX IT, C.
1868. S%&'. ~ 20 ~ T. -. ~. '
SITUATION TO ACT AS NURSE WHERE Pro
fessional is not needed Address 1929 4Gth
av s. - i-@s-;E,<,. s%$&e
GOOD STRONG RELIABLE GIRL WANTS
employment by the day. Address a11. Jour
nal. -s--- :. fN ~. = Il.
A 1e-YEAR- OLD BOY WANTS PLACE TO
work for board and go to school. 1904. Journal.
POSITION AS ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER
by experienced young lady. L. G. 9o79s -
LADY WANTS DAY WORK OF ANY KIND.
go POI 7th st S, rear. = a. 20 80 -, 20.
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FOR RENT
| For Rent Urfurnished Houses.
-eehtinuse
FOR RENT
D. 2. JONES & CO.,,
Ill 4th st s.
Both phones 1910.

54 as&.ssf Houses. q 3 IN j, 81; 49, y
Z. !. ;s l!a6 sth ay N. IA rooms, modern. good
s "a .2aes s. Portland ay, nine rooms, modern, fine
$3.50 5th st IS. two-story brick, "A
rooms, IN excellent condition, steam plant
suitable for saliatorium or hotel -
S4o,-H Bedford av Sc, ten rooms, strictly
III s1sms1oa 4th av $, seven rooms and barn,
$1s-2725 Portland av, seven rooms, water,
sewer, gas, etc. 0'-e. 3 &
$lO--2S32 Cedar av, SIX rooms, waite pump
II Flats. Heuted. 5z3ttt, 31ssTS1
$6O7-lS and 70 9Th st N, eight rooms all
9utsiae feems' artesian well and in walking
$2o-24o2 W 42d st teorner Of 42d and
2ueel), first hoor, seven rooms modern except
!. s17--s14 W Lake stssecotd hoor, i've room.
modern except heat. corner hat, warm and
ssl2s sss=s24 9Th av N. second floor, I've. a,e
rooms, rooms modern except heat, artesian well,
- Ss-2637 Stevens ay, second foor five rooms,
water; sewer. N.yE - : 1922
800 18th y N. first floor, four rooms, water,
>z, sosh 18th av. n. four rooms. second floor
water, sewer: closet
S9--e26 l4th av s, three rooms, water,
front. = s4S - =" " ;fNo ;;ff1N sins n'T,
We can give you a store on Hennepin near
bth st 2Nl0O and nne-foot basement a
very desirable store; reasonable rent See
us at once. - E#-, 1 =. - =,
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ELECTRIC FLAI1RoNs ARE now PRovID.
ed for the laundries in all private residences;
theF are always: clean on the bottom AMI
nenee are the ideal hatiron for fine white
goods; price: $3 The Minneapolis General
Electric Co.. 9th st s.: = - ,..,.~'-l ~
COMPETENT sTENo oGRAPIIER, EMPLovED'
afternoons, Mants work nornings. Apply at
200 Bank of Commerce. building
SITUATION e ANTED By YoU3!e WOMAN AS
second girl: Has had good experience 242O
l2ih :v S, lipstairs - ---r'@ - >r...
a GOOD LAUNDREss AND HoUsEWoRKER
WANTS Gay work; best Of references. Address
OIL, Journal. s.''s.s,s-. j.. -
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Collectors.

wANTED-Pos1TIoN AS COLLECTOR BY
young man; can give best of references as to
honesty and character. Address $685. journal
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For Rent-Furnished Houses.

FOR RENT-A FIyE-RooM MODERN HOUSE,
Furnished, to April /; furnace hardwood floors,
bath 10 minutes walk from end of Washburu
Park car; to man and wife with one child;
will rent for SIS per month: the cheapest
/ house in the city. Phone, South S55 J2
WILL SELL FURNITURE FOR A sEvEN.RooM
house to party that will rent the house. or
Will sell the; furniture alone. Have a new
heating stove and kitchen range. 1121 Sth
ST. S., =. :. : - :. -
THOROUGHLY MODERN SEVEN-RooM
house, nicely furnished; COED location two
blocks from carline; $40. Address 5G2, Jour
nal =.
CozYI MODERN, FURNISHED COTTAGE,
rooms, to May 1 walking distance; lsruet
floors; reasonable rent. . SO I'D Sc. :
FURNISHED HOUSE ON PORTLAND AV FOR
rent; strictly modern. Address 1139 JourHaL
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

EATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, Ne A
WORD: no ad less than 1Oc daily; ~ words OF
less. week t6Oc.
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Coacllnen.

DkEssMAKER--EXPER1 IN ALL IT'S
branches will sew in families or take a, re.
sponsible position in first -class establishment;
~: so day. Address 897, Journal.
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Stenog'raphers.


LADY sTENoGRAPHER, SIX YEARS ExPE.
-rienee; rapid accurate and reliable; operates
Remington or any similar machine. al ref.
erences; $15. NJ. R., 715 Plymouth ay.
YOUNG LADY sTENoGRAPHER DESIRES
| permanent position: have had six wears ex-
perience: can assist Oh books; can furnish
best Of references. Address 1850, Journal. =.
MOST. COMPETENT sTENoGRAPHER, NOW
employed h:S BY big manufacturing plant wishes
of high character. Address 11O2J Journal
.wANTED-Pos1T1oN BY YOUNG LADY STE
nographer; e1perienced wholesale fruit and
at once. Address 652. Journal. -, .-.. (.
YOUNG LADY sTENoGRAPHER AND AS,
sistant bookkeeper, desires position; Eve
yssrs, pears experience oos and best references fur
A YOUNG LADY, 81, STRANGER IN CITY,
wishes place stenographer; can. help on
books: understands Norwegian. Phone Main
1925 J2. ~.. s-.-s.s al rss n .:s.,.f5, 49,
SITUATION wANTED-BY sTENoGRAPHER;
rapid, accurate and good business ability: local
"a la. = = = - ---- - - ::
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED YOUNG WON
an desires position stenographer at once;
law preferred Address 292. Journal. s..
SITUATION WANTED AT ONCE By YOUNG
law preferred Address 7o2, Journal. : S'e =
EXPERIENCED sTENoGRAPHER WANTS A
position; thoroughly competent;5 will work rea-
-sonable. Phone Mic. S6l, Journal b. &
POSITION BY EXPERIENCED LADY STE.
nographer. best Of references. Address Ste.
nographer, 1O5 18th st s, city. TX l..
YOUNG LADY sTENoGRAPHER WITH SOME
/ experiences; will take a good permanent posi-
tion. Address 837, Journal. ~
EXPERIENCED sTENoGRAPHER WANTS A
position; thoroughly competent; will work rea.
y sonable. Phone Mic. SO J..
TYPEWRITING-ALL KINDS NEATLY DONE;
:; circular work a speciality. 2212 Clinton av. T.,
Dressmskers and Seahstresses.
o HGxPPER1E2NCfpo MACHINE L Z oPERAToRs Q .
o on duck and corduroy sheep lined Goa ts.f5 o
o Apply to blr. McQuillan, at MeKibbin, O
o, Broadway, ST. Paul i, . o
@ @ Q o. Q o. 90 e % e. g. @. 9
MRS. NJ. a. HALE, e16 eth ST S. ROOM Is.
VIII do all kinds of repairing on gents clothes;
have had Is years in the best stores on Mic
ollet av; satisfaction or no charge.
wANTED-sEwING IN FAMILIES: WORK
guaranteed:3 terms reasonable; cali evenings
after L Phone T. c. 105O5 COL 9th st zS,
nat 2. 81 E.ss 5s.5 -. = s. u.
sEAMsTREss WISHES SEWING m FAM.
HES; 30 per day; cutter and filter. S1o
DREssMAKER Will SEW AT REDUCED
rates Until after Thanksgiving Address 4s4,
YOUNG LADY WISHES PLAIN SEWING By
the day or at home. 1904 Riverside ay. .3-4.
.DREssMAKER WANTS WoHK-HoME on ~
day; good cItter and filter q % 22d stssS i, 5F
PLAIN AND FANCY SEWING WANTED AT 30
q 18th Ut 8.
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GENERAL SUPPLY SALE&AGENT WANTED
!" For this andreverys city 2or county throughout
the United States to .nize house to house
y and store lady demons ira ting ard sale crews,
i then supply stores thereafter with .'StoYeo-
zlene.'' the odorless, eself-shining and mink
able stove polish. Small Investment necessary
for stock. For" further particulars address
.,Stoveolene Manufacturing Co. lkensington)
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Statesmen and Clerks.

YOUNG MAN WITH THREE YEARS EXPERT
enee @ as salesman would like change lines car
SOME Other reod WGd t also eonsde
future. in it. Write Carl A. Dansare, Min
neaRolis general delivery, 49,.
SALESMAN OF FIVE YEARS. EXPERIENCE
IN different lines. both speciality and regular
lines of goods, would like position with good
house; ready to begin at first of year or pos
sihly sooner. Address 114o, Journal. -
WANTED-SALESMAN WITH SUCCESSFUL
experience in high-class retail grocery store for
city sales position with wholesale house; must
know city thoroughly state experience in de-
tail. Address 920, Journal. ~
WANTED-PLACE AS SALESMAN IN DE.
;partment store, shoe department preferred, as
am thoroughly posted In same; would take
any place, however, competent to fill. Ad-
dress S4S. Journal. .- .".::''.-
CLERK, 20 YEARS OF AGE, WANTS Posi-.
tiSn in hotel Or cigar stand; can give best Of
Willing to leave city. Address COL, Journal
COMPETENT SHIPPING CLERK WANTS 20
sition Dec. L; have had eight years, expert
ence large mercantile house; can give best
Of references: Address 557, journal . " 0T D'''
wANTED-PosITIoN IN GROCERY STORE
class references furnished from banks or bust
ness houses. Address $40, Journal -
SITUATION wANTED-BY GROCERY CLERK,
thorough and competent: good hustler; several
years experience; knows city we'll best of
eferenees. Address 241, Journal. I
TRAVELLING SALESMAN, FIVE YEARS Ex-
perfence on road, would like good dry goods
speciality or general line for Minnesota or
Dakotas. Address 945, Journal. - -
AN EXPERIENCED, INDT TsTRIoUs GERMAN
clerk Of % desires a position as clerk and
y general stoleetn country; best references fur
nished. Address 500, Journal - "f
EXPERIENCED GERMAN-AMERICAN SALES
man wants either position on road or store;
furnish best Of references. H. Flick. Hotel
Commercial, city. - 1'.' 49, s2f= =, "a
YOUNG MARRIED MAN DESIRES POSITION
with lumber firm to take charge Of their sash
and door business: best references. Address
273. Journal. ~ Is t. # ~. &. ~.
EXPERIENCED TRAVELLING SPECIALLY
salesman will be open for an engagement with
a 6rst-class firm for 1907. Address 4e9, Jour-
nal. = ,1# III EtS ~. 20" IS
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Stenographers

Stenographers. ..
FIRST CLASS LADY srENoGRAPHER FOR
Saskatchewan; fine opening with a large
lumber firm; $50 to SIS.
A rapid and accurate stenographer for
Iowa: $50 to start
Stenographer and bookkeeper, male or
female, for North Dakota lumber Office 500
An extra good stenographer for lumber Of
nee; $75; a heavy position.
8: A. Morawetz & Co., 91O Security Bank Bldg
wANTED-A STUDENT sTENOGRAPHER.
young woman preferred. who desires practical
81 experience and to learn bookkeeping. Address
In handwriting. stating age and starters 8
wages wanted. Don't call. S., 1921 Clinton av
WANTED = sTENoGRAPHER; MUST BE
%ieompetent and experienced on Smith Premier
Smachinei state experience and wages ex-
;pected. Address 11O5 journal. 5<y
WANTED D-sTENoGRAPHER FOR LOCAL
firm; $12 week start; hours 8 to 5; good
personality and references. Call 5O6 North
western building. ,g -
wANTED-BR1GHT, EXPERIENCED, EDu-
Gated stenographer, familiar with bookkeep-
Ing -$15 week. Address 94s, Journal.
PERFECT sTENoGRAPHER: SMITH PRE-.
mier; permanent position; good salary; rail
road office. Address 1141, Journal. a. -,
GOOD sTENoGRAPHER; SMITH PREMIER ;
permanent position; no Students; $50 to start
Address 1872, Journal. :,
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Dressmakers and Seamstresses.

MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING TAUGHT
quickly. course ia millinery for $40; work
done On actual hats real material, no cheese
cloth and tissue paper work; apprentices TAX
.sien;. competent students furnished positions;
plain course in dresscutting with French
bobbs Bres i 1903 Nicolet uaan'ee aY
LADY SEWERS TO MAKE UP SHIELDS AT
home; $40 per 100; can ma ke two an hour; work
sent. prepaid to reliable women: send reply
envelop for full information to Universal Rem
edy Co., Desk A. Walnut ST. Philadelphia. Pa
WANTED - EXPERIENCED PANTS AND
shirt makers On power machines especially
pant makers: can use a few beginners. Apply
to superintendent of factory 81S 1st ay n
Wyman, Partridge & Co.. 49,. .,,.
SEWERS-GINGHAM APRONS. MAKE HIGH
est wages; material sent to door free of
charge. Stamped addressed envelope for par
z. ticulars. l.. p. Richards, 45O4 Cottage Grove
sav. Chicago
LADIES TO WORK PIECEwoRK; IS PER
dozen; materials furnished; no canvassing;
steady work; stamped envelope. Best Mfg
Co, Champlain bldg, Chicago.
LAD1Es TO MAKE SANITARY BELTS: MA.
" teriai all cut ready to sew; 81 20 per dozen;
particulars stamped envelope. Lehox Co..
Dept 1875, Chicago. "
MISUNDERSTANDING sTITCHER ON
silks and trimmings; power machines. Brad
:. shaw Bros, Washington and LIST az N.
EXPERIENCED sLEEVEMAKERs; - ALSO
sk1rt s1 ar and eoat helpers good wages. Mcintyre,
WANTED-GIRLs 70 SEW ON SKIRTS.
Boasberg's Skirt Tailoring store, 7OS list av S.
WANTED-A FIRsr-CLAss KITCHEN GIRL:
good wages and good hours. 81 9th st S.
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WALTER L. BADGERS RENTAL LIST. :
Oneida Building. -

: FlatS.
8200 Blasdell av, second floor. 6 rooms -,.-.
,oa, :, modern, steam heat ............... s27 so
1925 Hawthorn av. first noor 6 rooms.
~. modern, steam heat ........:..... So 90
a4s1ith st N. first floor, 6 rooms, mod
,no ern' steam heat .................. $500
1873 Stevens ay. third floor. 6 rooms, mod . q
,. ern. steam heat .................... $3.50
1875 Stevens av. first door. rooms mod
erl, steam heat ................... 40. 90
11I HennePin second floor rooms
modern except heat .............. 1900
elS 4th st s. first floor, rooms, city ~
80 water" 49,. 1900
go 4th st 5, first Aoor, rooms, city
water ~. ..:............:...... 49,. :. 1900
- : *'7st Houses. f.--. ---'.
422 Ridsewood av. 12 rooms modern. 30 90
2!l4 80 av s. rooms. city water and gas 20.OO
Oh hidgewood av. rooms, modern eX- >.
,cept heat ....... ........ % 90
o22 tth ay n, 8 rooms, modern except
Stores and Mercantile Space.
lo4 "a st N, 40x40, second door, steam heat. >
10 lth st S., 20x40 feet t..- =:
20S LIST .ay S, 20xS0 feet; steam heat
lo-l1 7th st s. second floor, $500 square feet;
steam heat.
!2s 1th st 5, store: steam heated.
l33 tn st s, store; steam heated. <' : :
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-. = RENTALS, =
s$o).oo-ls1l Vine place, a beautiful home in
the best residence district. one block
to Nicolet :carline. II rooms. gas fix
tlres, hardwood floors, good heating
plant. laundry. i. -. 80 -. ..
S5o.oO-9S Malcolm Sc, rooms modern
" gas range, electric fixtures and GOOD
<, fuinac close to car1ine =,
$oo.oo-5c42 9th av s. rooms. modern will
put in good repair for good tenant
$25.0O-3.54 ID ay S rooms and bath gas
fixtures and hardwood floors.
sSo'o'-al! Highland av, rooms on second
floor heated. w. 81 Is = ;
@lS.oc-so3 sth ST s. rooms on first floor,
. ; ;. bath and gas: -. .,t -. - -
$s.Oo-S139 EongfelIow ay. 3 rooms and al,
-. cove. tecond floor city water, block to
''...' car. "E- '. s's;t,.&s fs,5, y =
Steam Heated Flats. +, -,
$3OQ0-131G Clinton av. 5 rooms and bath.
gas, s.nI: range hardwood floors and janitor
:', J. Schutt & Son, Agents.
-. - 216 Security Bank BLDG = =.
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$10-190s 9th Av N, 6 ROOMS, CITY WATER.
$t3-2701 18th ay S; 4 rooms, first floor,
well, cistern. ~ -
" $1,000 9th av S. second floor, 4-room
fat modern except heat. :. -. 49,,
S1S-2909' Elliot av, second floor fat, 6
and cold water; basement storage.
$4,000 9th av s, store, city water and
sewe:.5 i!. - =
$:o-26oa Grand av. rooms. modern e1-
ce t heat. -'': " ~
. $2o-seo1 Grand av. store, 1890; gas.
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~ Trades.
YOUNG MAN, MACHINIST, WOULD LIKE
position of some kind; four years experience
in traction engineering; will work either day
or night. Address 1888. Journal or phone
East 992 J. SEsa =
WANTED By YOUNG MARRIED MAN
Eleven years experience in printing trade,
: position country newspaper best refer
ences. Address s. W. Bailey. W atson, Minn.
ENGINEER WOULD LIKE PosITIoNsAs FIRE
or. engineer In hat building or factory; has
thorough knowledge of steam and electric ma
chinery. Address 1f56. Journal
ENGINEER AND WASHER WANTS STEADY
position; first class state license. Call or
write ]. Ernest Hermann, Central House, Still
water, MINI. & Is .Ilx 5sz
wANTED-BY FIRsT.CLAss MEAT CUTTER
and grocery clerk, place In city; best of ref
erenoes furnished Address 23S. Journal 4, i
IINTERIon PAINTING, HARDWooD EN-
ishing enameling. paper cleaning, by dag or
Y Job. G. III. Andreas, 2928 10Th av s.
SITUATION WANTED-ENGINEERA AND FIRE.
man wants steady position; don't E. drink NJ
Jensen 1904 Washington ay- N. s5$s
SITUATION WANTEn4-ENGI ALL
classes steam engines: late chief great lakes
steamers. Address 4lS, Journal
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FOR RENT-FoUR ROOMS, UPsTAIRs, WITH
water and sewer. with Or without barn. at
S2o7 Dupont av N; will rent cheap to small
faI1 : =.
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Barnes Bros, Oneida Building. =, =
24s1 HARRIET Av, TWO UP-To-DATE
hats. rooms each, in duplex house,
hot water heat g ..-.
24o1 18th av n 6 rooms. upstairs -. 800
24O1 10Th av n. rooms, downstairs ..... 1900
243I Garfield av, all modern, with barn. :. 27.5O
= rooms 49,: 2o,0o
Corner Of seth and Dupont n. 6
..a rooms. hardwood floors. city water
-- and gas .....'.............. 1900
- W. Il. Gould 426 BOSTON Block
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General; iHousework.

.RIENCED -LAUNDRESS WISHES STEADY
e. Telephone II C, 1o145 q : -. s.,,,lE>
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ONE SIx-RooM HOUSE, so4 JEFFERSON ST
+! NE; modern; good well, good cellar. Call at
229 Broadway NE, Sunday from $ am. to 1
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-30
The Railroads Next

Attorney. general Hadley is
collecting evidence To proceed
against some of Missouri's
railroads on the ground of
parallel lines being owned by
the same parties.
Two " more railroads may
be thr WI into receivership
by proceedings To be institut.
ed. He has chosen the rail.
roads owning parallel and
erstwhile competing linc' 4,
which have violated the con
stitution of the state of Mis-.
souri, by combining.
The roads Ia be attacked
are the Burlington, wi ] III
owns the Quincy, Omaha &
Kansas City, II parallel line,
and The Frisco, which owns
the Kansas City, Clinton Il
Springfield, paralleling its
own line. The attorney gen
eral is said 10 be convinced he
will be able 10 make out "A case
against the Burlington and
Frisco systems.
The Rock Island and the
Chicago ~ Alton, which are
owned by common interests,
and which parallel each other
in Missouri, and the Missouri
Pacific and Wabash, both
Gould properties and parallel,
may also be proceeded against
by the attorney general, nj.
thoagh The ownership in the
case of these latter systems
Is not SO clear rs in the matter
of the Burlington and the
Frisco.
He is said To have not as
yet reached u conclusion IN
the more impoltmt matters
of the possible violation OF
the constitutional provisions
by the Gould roads aud 10y
the Rock Island. Alton comb.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-30
Here Again

Edward Amherst OLt, who
so pleasantly entertained the
people Of Marshall recently
in n lecture on Sour rapes"
under the auspices of the Y.
NJ. g. A., will appear tonight
in 1.-The Haunted ii ,use' ut
the Christian chnrch under
the auspices of the high
school. You can't afford TO
miss hearing him. Seats re-
served ut mt Adams Il Cooper.
The Marshall republican., 1906-03-30
Guard and Prisoner Killed

At the state prison mt Jeffer.
son City Monday morning
Guard j. w. Woods was at
tackled by n colored prisoner,
"Sonny" Anderson, with II
knife and killed. Several
convicts came Ia Mr.. Woods
rescue who also received
knife wounds, one of them
probably fatal. Being unable
to take the convict alive, he
was shot to death. Guard
Woods was formerly sheriff
of Macon county and was re.
Gently appointed II guard.
Anderson was serving II four
year term for assault 10 kill
from st. Louis.