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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-10-02
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Southern Railway.
SCHEDULE

SCIEDUIE
BETWEEN WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, STRAs-
BURG AND HARRIsoNBUKG.
Effective Sept ., 1906.
n. B.--Following Schedule figures are pub
Iished only as Information and are not guar
anteed.
Grains Nos. 209 and 2lS daily; trains Nos 2i3
27s. 2l4, 271, 2i5, 216. daily, week days.)
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-13
BUSINESS CHANCES


HARDWARE, ALSO HARDWARE AND NIPPLE
ment stock, central Minnesota, ~, 500 q
Racket store, central Minnesota town 2,oop'
stock new, $500 u; Z. q a..
In town 900 people, $500.
Is, Boot and shoe store, southern Minnesota
town Of 1000, will give liberal discount.
3 Sporting goods and hardware, northern Mich
igan, liberal discount, $4,000. IL
ns,ss anS ss grndaE h s1efs
blacksmith shop, Isant county, town 900,
no other shop, $500.
Hotel, furniture, Brown county, only one IN
town 500 low rent, price $1,250.
Sash and door factory, western Wisconsin
town 1000 $4,000.
Grain and coal. southeastern South p Dakota.
Restaurant. $1,000, western Wisconsin town,
. Clothing, best make. city 10000. Colorado
Butcher shop, Montana town ], 200, no other,
5 $500, includes 100 hogs.
steam aund only one da IN northern 9Ea
y land, 81, 500 cash will handle It,.
5se HOTEL 20 rooms, and lunch counter lin ad-
Joining building, good North Dakota town,
n Cigars and newsstand. Blue Earth county,
4 aaS, 900 people, sales $3.50 per month, price
3 Groceries, confectionery and crockery, east.
ern North Dakota town 1890 invoice about
$500, will trade for unimproved land in
South Dakota or one-half cash.
a Hotel, Wisconsin town ], 500, steam heat, so
rooms, $4,000 will handle it. stss
Sash and door factory near Minneapolis,
$1,000, will trade for Minneapolis resident
property. s
Dry goods and shoes, Manitoba city 100, 600
clean stock, value $1,000, 95c on the dollar.
Hardware, Wright county, town GOO, in.
voice $1,000. 1000 cash, selling account poor
health. 4 80. *
Jewelry stock. North Dakota. county seat
town $500, railroad division, low rent price
$4,000. 1
| HiGrain. coal. wood and -four, South Dakota
!, city $4,000, sales $1,000 yearly, price $500
i trade for land well. located J
i sStone and cement block manufacturing
e plant. Lyon county, sell at discount, several
I months business contracted 5000 will han
die 1t. r.
:! i Cigar store and pool rooms. Winona county
city $4,000, $1,750, sales $3.50 monthly.
~ Steam laundry, Redwood county seat, 1000
$4,000. 49, .,0.s.>*t} III
Meat market, Waseca county, town 800
$1,SC0, trade for city residence, Or stock OF
goods, 500 cash will handle it. r,
r.. .- Mann & Chapman, ~..
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r. .&f.st. ~. s..
81 - - ier..~;
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DOES 10 PER CENT INTEREST YOU,

The original capitalization Of large manu-
faeturing company limited theirFoutput to one
half the capacity Of the factory. Devastating
the increase Of capital from 100000 to 81, 900,
o0o+ The additional capital means net earn
cent semi annual dividend will be paid in July.
and the January, 1867. dividend win likely be
much niue larger than this. Stock purchased now
WI participate In the July dividend. We with
hold name Of company, as full particulars can
not be given in this small Advertisement. 0nr
prospectus gives full details and bank refer
ences. Ask for it on postal card; will send
it by return mail. ''- ~
Haerther, Legg & Company. -.~ -,
1lo1 Drexel Bldg, Philadelphia, Pa. l.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-13

NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS AGENCY. +
Ding store, Cass county Iowa; value fixtures
$500. stock So, 900; storeroom 1Sx6O; excellent
reasons for selling. 49, ..3 III,
Grocery, South Dakota town Of 5000 inhabi-
/ tants; storeroom 25x4O. city gas, fixtures worth
$46O, stock 500; daily sales SGT Ito 500; 10
per cent discount; must be sold at once.
! Livery feed and sale stable in the center
OF the best part Of the Rosebud reservation,
South Dakota; barn 56X56. holds 4S head and
room for rigs. $1,000; will trade for horses,
or cattle. .. 7:S.s-s,% ;
Electric lighting and heating plant good
Illinois town; two 5O-horsepower engines, 10
horsepower boiler and all necessary fixtures
for an engine room. three miles wire and
poles; get $50 per year for each light used
In city lighting; get $50 per month for pump
Ing water for city; income $500 to $500 per
month; price $4,000; death in family reason
for selling. - +.
SIMPSONS patent seat for locomotive en-
gines; simple and durable Inexpensive to con
struct; adjustable; saves any sudden shock or
jar. l..'.- -, 7-r $3.50
Restaurant and confectionery, Marshall
county,, Minn., good storeroom, electric light
ed; fixtures $780, stock $3.50; will trade for
small confectionery in Minneapolis or st. Paul.
= Meat market, excellent location. 5000. 81
General store, Polk county, Wis, 81 900.
Cafe and restaurant, St. Paul, down town
location; seat. 100 people; income sos daily;
price 81 600; terms reasonable. : : =
-Four shares German Stock Food Co.'s stock
500 per share. ,r- - g : 49,
II you desire to sell your property quickly,
send description and price. - - - :
zsend Tor Our free catalog Of bargains. =. =
northwestern Business Agency rgs
:. Bank of Commerce Building. =:
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AMERICAN INVESTMENT
. : REALTY co.. a. :,

- - = :.
Hamre, Blomgren s. Co., -
BUSINESS Chances-Real Estate and Farm Lands
have an enormous assortment Of chances
to get into all kinds of business In the city
as wen as country towns, If You are think
selling sa1vd be sure to eall on us; We here
have some great snaps in confectionery stores
with soda fountains; fine parlors and living
rooms IN connection. all over the city Bar,
gains, every one. Our line Of groceries can
not be beat cheap rent and good location.
Can suit you in any part Of the city Res
it tau several good money makers. Board
ing houses, few good ones, and rooming hous-
es by the score. Nearly all close in and in
good shape; fine furniture and full of steady
roomers; all bargains and will make its owner
money. Have also number Of barber shops,
el clothing shoe ana drug stores hardware and
Of Sdnd the city, for sale or exchange for farm
sell ION comrnission( all kinds Of business
enterprises which will stand Investigation! do
not charge any preliminary fees, and our terms
are the lowest; For straight. honest dealings
and quick results. call or write
Scandinavian American Investment Realty Co.
.215: New York Life Building, Minneapolis
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PERSONAL
=. woMEN's TAILORING,
Dressmaking,
y Fur Work

z and Storage. sSs s-s "A:
: Encouraged by the great success had In
: womens tailoring, and urged to do SO by
great many Of my customers, I have now
added dressmaking to my lines. You awiil
find this department right next door,, under
the able management Of Miss a. Fassbender,
who is a splendid designer and an expert
filter, Any order that YOU may give me will
be executed in an exquisite style Yand a. per
feet fit Is always assured you. Mr.. Duncan
Nonette is another recent acquisition. This gen
tleman will take charge of the new fur de-
partment. You may take his brilliant record
as guarantee of the very. best Of satisfac-
ton. Any fur repairing. altering or storing
will be carefully attended to under his su-
pervision. My prices in the new departments
will be reasonable, just like they aretSi the
old ones. My great success has been due
especially to- fair prices and satisfactory work
manship. You are invited to call. Lees
Tailor Shop, Grand Operahouse Annex: St.
Paul. ..., y =.
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BEAUTY AT HER TOILET.

BEAUTY AT HER TOILET, =
The prettiest woman loses no opportunity of
enhancing the charms with which generous
ma ture has endowed her. For blackheads and
pimples, for sunburn or wrinkles, or for the
Improvement Of the complexion, there is no
toilet accessory which possesses such Won
Face Cream and Skin, Food If used freely
it gives that smooth, velvety appearance to
the skin which every lady should enjoy. Price
80 cents per jar at druggists or sent postage
prepaid direct from Madame Icons labora-
tory. Address the Rosedale Co., 1920 Blaisdell
ay MINNEAPOLIS Mimi + = ~ s".> =,
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AGENTS WANTED


AGENTS WANTED FOR "COMPLETE STORY
ofNthe San Francisco Disaster" Hundreds Of
Illustrations; cloth bound; good paper; ire,
mendous seller everywhere; profits enormous;
don't waste time in useless correspondence,
but start at once while the interest Is at
fever heat; BEAUTIFULLY Illustrated cloth-bound
prospectus and complete canyasstng outfit, 10c;
6 a seats
# ye want the Z e{ess Ss s
Monon B 6sease
SHIRT WAIST PATTERN AGENTS, NOTICE
am selling pure silk, embroidered epongee
shirt waist patterns at prices meyer heard OF
before; suits also;e L have contracted with
the firm Of spira, Steiner s. spira of New
York and Chicago for the seasons business
see me-; see the goods; get my prices, then
buy; country agents write. J. R. Fouch, ,241
AGENTS WANTED ON OUR NEW WORK,
The Destruction of San Francisco Abso-
lutely new and conversational. Illustrated,
filed with comprehensive valuable information
and containing large scale map Of the city
lined. Complete outfit =and terms sent pre-
paid upon receipt OF 20 cents m Rand, Nc,
Nal]y & CO. Chicago, III. 5s a,
WANTED-AGENTs 70 SELL SAN, FRAN;
cisco Disaster and Mount vesuyius. Horror
Two books in one BY Charles Eugene Banks
sss se1E ssa
I Send 10c for. canvassing outfit and get In
s line. National Publishing Co., 254 sHennepin
av, Minneapolis. 3gfssS. & 49,
WANTED Ar ONCE, A FIRST GLASS, HON
+ est and reliable young man In the =. land
business; the right man command a large
salary; must be hustler and must give
references; also frst-class fire insurance
solicitor ct once; also manager for a fire
insurance department. must be experienced.
John P. Blichfeldts& Co., $50 Temple Court.
AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMISSIONS; THE
greatest agents seller ever produced; every
user 2of pen and ink buys it on sight; 200 to
300 per cent profit; one agents sales amounted
to $500. in six. days; another $32 In two
hours. Monroe Mfg. Co, 40, La Crosse,
WANTED-sALEsMAN CALLING ON DRY
goods trade in towns Of about LOCO popu1a-
ton and up to carry line Of pearl and, other
buttons pearl jewelry and novelties. for New
York manufacturers; liberal commission;
neat case. Address 3542 Journal. .ss s,
oUTgELLS EVERYTHING-oUR NEW SOAP
box containing six solid silveroid spoons and
six cakes soap;f worth $1.50, sells 35 cents;
agents, profits amazing; agent in Durham
made $1,000 In: first ten weeks. Parker Chem
zeal Co, Chicago. $s
ATTENTION. HoRsENEN-HITCH ANY.
where;s big seller; agents wanted. Pocket
Hitehtngpost Co, Muncie. Ind. 800
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sEGER's LIST, 1os W 18th ST, ST. PAUL
For sale-One 1s-room rooming house, aIl
modern improvements, fine transient trade:
up ne me hou Tes ii is ns snap Gok
g ga ne steam beat beat all modern
house rooms e furnitare roo@g 81 fa
= all modern conveniences; will sell on easy paw.
m men g.. Also.one s-room house,. gas, bath
going vest. Also-35- room hotel on Wabashay
unexcelled for transient trade and wen filed
with steady roomers; all modern conveniences
Boarding house, 80 rooms; house full Of first
class boarders; steam heat, gas and bath
selling on - account Of sickness easy pay
month. Aiso-Finse soda fountain; 'e cost $500 %,
eon ior nam pise This q 20
modern. rooming house, II rooms, all full
on easy payments, gas, bath and steam heat.
ing a good business Lots Of other good
propositions. 4 ~ i
Z r : ! Il MEN WIG 9
0 are capable Of recognizing an opportu- %
nifty when shown to, them, to Join in o
o organizing company. for. manufacturing Q
We ecn Eh fe apse psns which
but want $4,000 additional, as WORKING Q
o business is q monopoly, but legal one. Q
Can positively earn POO per cent on capt 0
o ~ tai invested. NO one Win less than O
% S5, COO to invest is solicited. The propo- o
sition IS, capable Of q full Investigation o
o in two hours time. No chance of n loss o
o except by fire or earthquake. Minneapo- Q
o lis alone uses over million dollars worth o
4 yearly of article we make. j Outside of O
Minneapolis is used one hundred times o
o as much Get In now on the ground @
o floor. Orders ahead now for over $43,-t o
o. 900 and more coming. Address $3.50, %
O. Journal. "a 4 -.a4 zs "a
Q g Q 90 Q Q Q % Q @. Q Q 9
WANTED ENTERPRIsING MEN WHO ARR
{ capable of recognizing an opportunity when
shown to; them, to join In organizing com:
pany for manufacturing purposes, with o.
We sont aoa four fine glantss which cos,
$4,000 additional, as working capitalt Have
ii timber for ten years. & The business is
MONOPOLY, but legal one. Can positively
earn 200 per cent on capital invested. Nc
one with less than SIS, 900 to invest is solicit
l. ed The proposition Is capable OF full In
yesttg alton in two hours' time No chance
for a loss except by fire or earthquake. Min
neapohs alone uses over million dollars worth
yearly Of article we make Outside OF Min
neapolis is used one hundred times as much
{ Get IN now on the ground floor. Orders
ahead now for over $43, 900. and more coming
Address 6212. Journal.
MAYBE IT'S BECAUSE YOUR TERRIToR1
is too small or too fully developed that 10,
| can't make money why not sEYs.one Of tn,
+ new 500 towns In North Dakota where eacl
has a wide scope Of productive undeyelope,
country around 1t; start now and grow, mp witt
the town. @. Az Campbell, Townsite Agen
I BOO Line, Minneapolis. "a &.
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MAYBE IT'S BECAUSE YOUR TERRITORY,
can't make money; why not try one Of the
new 500 towns In North Dakota where each
has a wide scope Of productive undeyeloped
country around 1T; start now and grow, mp with
the town. G. A. Campbell, Townsite Agent
BOO Line. Minneapolis. 81 g a. q! i
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FOR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD LAND,
6,OO0bu capacity Independent elevator. with
dump scales, CHIP, gasolene engine and a
good feed d mill u connection; only mill in
ing is In frst-class1 condition and can be used
for store building. l am now renting the
4, above property, but desire to sell them on
account Of other business; So, 800 cash takes
them all: VIII sell either one separate. Part
cash and time on balance. Address F.sP.
u Casey, Denbigh m D. s2'zE1 ~ -
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ROOMING HOUSES.

20 rooms, Hennepin sav, $780, 8 rooms,
boarding and rooming, $275; 8 rooms, $500; Ii
rooms, southeast, $780, Is rooms, $500; Il
rooms, 81 400, best in Minneapols 10 rooms,
$2o0; 22 rooms. boarding. 1925; 10 rooms
rooms, 5000; 13 rooms $3.50; 10. rooms, $500;
o. rooms $2,250; Is rooms, $2,1OO; IA rooms,
$500 boarding. These are: all centrally 10
Gated and easy walking distance. t- SO -
- Mann & Chapman,
Do.4a o
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FINANCIAL

<~O~~~~~o~0"0"@-O> - a
o o o o o 0 o o o o y
o CEATTEL LOANS. 0
0 Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
o Established % Years.
o -H Loans.
o On furniture, pianos. horses, ETC., without 0
o the slightest publicity. Small or large .
o payments, weekly or monthly, with priyi- o
o lege of payment on or before, thus stop D
o ping all cost. Having been engaged In
o tie oney-lending business for the past 0
o Is years, and with the large clientele we
o have, We are enabled to make the lowest .
o rates and give the quickest possible serE-
o ice. Our record and reputation for the past
o Is years insures honorable and confidential o
0 dealing to all.
o Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co,
o 30s-S06 Bank of Commerce Bldg,
o LIST ev s and 4th st.
o o o o o o. ot . o
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WANTED TO MEET-MAN WITH 5000 TO
take half interest In Office business. big
T. profits assured and Investment secured: no
experience required; state age, employment
etc.. In strictest confidence ADDRESS 7145,
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ATTENTION., HoRsEMEN-HITCH ANY.
where; big seller; agents wanted. q Pocket.
Hitchingpost Co, Muncie. Ind ~
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FOR sALE-BoARDING HOUSE, 10 ROOMS,
modern except heat: best location for board
s ers; three blocks from Day ton's;- will sell
cheap, Il taken before June; leaving city. APP
ply 61asWestern ~. 81 gs ssSs z S,
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VALUABLE QUARTER SECTION OF TIMBER
good mineral prospects,; price $17.5O per acre !;
l. will exchange for groceries other mer-
ehandise; even DEAL Address 1876, Journal,
Z yDo.,l q ~ d 80
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-06-27
They all Recognized Her.

The four old captains OF Salt Brareb
after carefully. studying the attrsc.
,tions offered by the mind reader Win
was to hold forth in the town hall
decided to attend the entertainment
We can 60 right from the post.
ONCE, whom malls in," said Can't
Gregg, most adventurous Of the four.
and there doesn't seem to be apy
need to consult our women folks SO a,
l know Most likely we shan't stay
more'n few minutes. - r. ..sG<:=>. @..*. :.
They were all agreed as to adyisa-
b'lity OF this plan, and tho next even.
ing saw them seated 10 the last rov
With interest written on their faces. :
After few preliminary exhibitions
which caused the scattered audience
TO gasp and vriggle, the mind reader
said, In 9 solemn tone: If I ! S; :. :,
There is' one person in. this an.
dience Who has been thiukinaa ever
since he came in here Of q person who
IS perhsps the strongest influence cu,r. in
his hYe-small, determined looking
woman,. with eyes that SNAP y,s.u,ld-'
= At this point the four old oaptaips,
rose as if moved By q single sprinlsi
aud filed from the hall. ( When they
reached 'ti g q the safety Of .he steps, Capt.
Gregg turned to the others and smoke
in hoarse whisper: t=::i t:.:: :. :. .=..
Which one. do you suppose, she
meant?n -. S 81 s&':''.,'%s. : :
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etosd him best and which he rode on
she march to the sea and at tho grand
review IN Washington was old Cumph.
He was o large-sized bsy or brown
se'd'rg, muscular in oil his propor.
lions s,e' and a horse of great ganeness.
whenever the general could be in
lu'ed TO mellow up and talk CD war
s'"es (Which was infrequent) he al.
ways took occasion to pay q tribute
to the good sense and endurance of
Old Cumph. :..
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-06-27

hoancemens that the Erie is 10 huv,:. ::
aao 20 eiectrify long stretches OF rail.
s9aa' urban and suburban, perfecsipp
'nat work during the yeax, and come 3
o. tho Longitudinal feeders Of The
Vanderbilt lines arc 70 be electrified
In central Now Yozk, illustrates ino(a
greatly the work Of railsoad electric.
cation as we'll ~ the con olidatiop ~
various Independent systems into
single concentrated systems will be-
progressed during the year 1906
New York Correspondence in Phila.
delphia Press. .-.--.. = = = - -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-06-27

. = The girl who can sit at honse in q
becoming wrap, under colored lamp
shade and DO fancy embroidery isn't
aiWsys the one who can roll up her,
sleeves and mnkks sssd, plain bread.
III - Il you pust3nothihg into life you
Will always. meet disappointment in
trying TO get something out Of IT,.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-06-27

Hayf ands described DC the shands0n1aa &:
horse in tha Conf dsrate Army :Hs 11Isl
Kaa named Bsaur ara 81 ii d es$s5 B n s ,sss:
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