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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-12
FOR sAIE-MIsCEI ,I,ANEoUs

SsSSS ssrTs ssrSs S ,o ,S1To
and makes; prices the lowest. Also big stock
new and secondhand office, store, bank, drug
counters, shelving, partitions. desks, typewrit-
ers, letter files chairs, tables, cash registers,
etc. Twin city Fixture Co., 22a Sd st S.
WE TRUST EvERYBoDY-EAsY PAYMENrs;
billiard tables, bar fixtures, bowling alleys;
cheapest prices; our statesmen work on
salary; in dealing with us you do not have
to pay commissions or indictments profits.
The Brunswick Bake Collender Co., Mime
FOR sALE-oNE TWo-HoRsEPowER. ONE
four-horsepower and one 12horsepower station
airy gasolene engine, In good condition.; also
one 70 foot launch, with standing top, at
bargain. Enterprise Machine Co.. Minneapo..
PIANos-BARGAINs FOR THIS WEEK:
Knabe pianos -d almost new $780, $sa5
( waldo, So 9Th st S, corner Nicoilet az.
BIG BARGAINS THIS WEEK: NEARLY NEW
drop-head Singer sewing machine, only $40;
-ranted. Elmer. 7o3 LIST ay s.
HANDSOME WALNUT BooKKEEPER's
desk M equppd with
Mr.. Munson II 9th st s. -sj-
FOR sALE-A BUFFALO COAT, NEW AND
beautifully trimmed; buffalo calf robe and a
large mountain sheep head: all in hrst-class
condition. 9S19, Journal
RADIANT HOME RANGE. SIG; TWO MAaEE
water heaters cheap. all heating stoves at
cost; for bargains, c.. Herbert Smith, 424
Hennepin l.. IA at.- ..
PERRY PRINTING co., 31e N1CoLLET, MIN
neapolis; 1000 cards, 81; 1000 handbills, ST.
LOCO billheads, $1.5O:. 1000 noteheads, 81 so.
ONE s-H. P. LEWIS GASOLINE ENGINE,
a snap; new and secondhand gasolene engines,
machinery. Mpls. Engine Co., 800 Sd st 8.
WOOD, DRY, $3.50, ss.75: FACTORY WOOD,
$3.50; COAL SIS and $5.75. Plymouth Lumber
Co., 2a7 Hennepin. Main as4e Il: +. g. 2so7.
RoLL-ToP DESK FOR SALE, EXCELLENT
condition, $13; also two reading lamps and rug
suitable for office. Telephone Main 3947-J.
sEcoND-H HAND TYPEWRITERs OF ALI
makes at bargain: must be Sold. Dickens
derfer Typewriter Co.. COS Sykes block.
HALLS SAFES, NEW AND sEcoND: HAND;
- largest stock in the northwest. J. J. Deright.
& Co., 81S I'd av s. Tel. Main 8121.
FOR sALE-BooKKEEPING COURSE IN THE
International Correspondence Schools. Write
| W. M. Osborn, Glyndon, MINI.
S6 CENTs-READING GLASSES, FINE PAIR.
| Hirschy, optician 51S Nicollet. second floor.
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and disappointment.
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Calls names, tells past, present and future.
and the object Of your call, and what you
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE; FOR SALE
Farm Lands. "
:- Continued. i
] WILL SELL MY 261-ACRE FARM IN GRANT
county, Mimi, township 1913, range AZ, at a
bargain, as am going out west. Ed Huset,
Fosston, MINI. ~.
620-ACRE FARN, WESTERN MINNESOTA;
reasons for selling; owner widow. Buy d.
rect Of owner and save commission. Address
1858, Journal. - r.. 5.,.-. .. g
WOULD YOU BUY FEW SECTIONS TEXAS
land for Sc acre. If same kind land outside
fence was $3.50? You would. Wen write. 80,
Journal. -.- s. 80
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS; THIS IS SPRING
planting time; bargains in homes. farms, all
districts. +. L. Thresher. 924 New York Life
WANTED-To SELL MY OPTION ON $4,000
acres La Sale county, Texas Immediately.
All tillable; near town too. IS. Journal. u
INFORMATION FREE - CANADIAN LANDS.
B. r: Stoner, Canadian governmest agent, 40
Temple Court, Minneapolis. Mimi. = =, ~
CAN SELL YOUR FARM; SEND DEsORIP.
tion. g. c. Shepard. Bank of Commerce bldg.
leo ACRES, IL MILES FROM ST. CLOUD;
will sell or trade for merchandise. q. A..
Barthelemy, st. Cloud. MINI. -.s.-.
FARMs-FARMs.
Best bargains earth. Write to T. J..
stoetzel & Co.. Scotia. Neb. :.
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KNOW THY FATE. -
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st. John,
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marry; tell you how to win the you love.
Ad"ice on business transactions of all kinds.
Mail readings. Inclose five questions and SOC.
Hours 10 to Z.
Phone 1O051 T. G.
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Business, ealth, marriage, love, diyorce.
Investments Send 25c coin. six questions.
Date Of birth for psycopathic reading.
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Unfurnished Houses.
Furnished Houses,

A RARE OPPORTUNITY; a COMPLETELY
furnished home will be rented by the owner
for two years or more from June, 1906 The
house Is ated in one of the most desirable
residence sections of the city and within easy
walking distance of the business portion: re-
sponsi,le parties only need apply. 1918. jour-
oil
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DYEING AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
eierhing and all household goods. BIG Nicollet.
NORTH STAR DYEINa AND FRENCH DRY
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE IN PARK REGION,
good town Of 1000. well located; two doctors,
with store sales $4,000 year. with full
prices and light expense; sell at invoice, about
$4,000; an exceptional opportunity; am going
into the banking business and want to sell
at once; no trades or dealers. Address 9935.
Journal. Ez
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL T.:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED AND PACKED
for shipment storage by experienced men;
freproof storage warehouse, with sepa.
rate compartments and locked rooms. The
Boyd Transfer & Storage Co., 46 Sd st 8.
DANCING CLASSES MONDAY AND THURS
day evenings, with social following; buck and
wing and private by appointment. Holcomb's
Academy. 43 4th st S. third floor.
ANNA NJ. GRlsWoLD. 207 MEDICAL BLOCK,
superhuous hair. moles. warts removed by
electricity; corns extracted: inverted nails and
buniols treated.
sPECULAToRs-TRY OUR UNExCELLED FA-
cilities for trading In grain and stocks. C. L.
Bauman Co.. 222-225 Century. Both phones.
HEALTHY, PRETTY BABY BOY AND GIRL
to be placed in good homes. 1915 Logan ay
N Plymouth car. going north
LADIES STATIONERY. Enclosing Free, after.
Moons NATL Enclosing Club, 1888 Guaranty.
CoRNs EXTRACTED a5o; INVERTED NAILS
and bunioDs treated. Dr.. Collier. 515 Me. av.
TRY OUR DELICIOUS HOMEMADE NUT
taffies. l103 7th st s. New England block.
HOSPITAL FOB LADIES. 1880 CLINTON Az.
T. G. 55s2.
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TRAVELLING MEN CAN SECURE FIRST-CLASS
rooms in Library apartments, Hennepin and
water and bath privileges; one and two flights
j up; 81 rer day. Il
HOTEL ALLEN, Sd ST AND ed Az s.; ONLY
hotel In the city having all outside rooms.
Rates. Toe. 81. $3.50 single.
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NEW YORK FLORISTS. WASH. AV 8;
feather and cut flowers and plants: floral de-
signs for all occasions 7. G. phone 1728.
GET PRICES ON CUT FLOWERS AND DE-
signs Of Latham, florist. So 10th st s. before
ordering elseW here. 20, .a.. -s - --.=
FLORAL DESIGNS AND FLOWERS; TELE-
graph or phone. Nagels, Ills w Lake st.
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE A 4-CYL1NDER 24-HoRsE-
power Locomobile auto. has top, glass front.
rehnished in paint perfect order, guaranteed,
OH6 1ourno1 p. g. & ~ D.. F.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
PILES CURED.



Trial Package Sent Free TO All who Send
Name and Address.
Il was troubled with piles for several
years before ! would let IL be known. But at
last they became 30 severe that could not
walk and had to take TO my bed. tried
everything and anything the doctors pre-
acribeI, and took their treatments for a
long time. But nothing ever did me any
GOOD. l had seen your ad. in different
newspapers, so / got a 50-cent box and
bppnn using them. From the very first
cot quick relief and by the time | was
startinnon my third box l saw / was cured.
4 have not been troubled with them since
Now you can use this as you please, because
IL is genuine. Yours, II. A. sutton. stone
and Cement Contractor, Marion, Inc"
Instant relief can be gotten by using the
marvellous Pyramid Pile Cure. II imme-
diately reduces All congestion and SWELL
ing. henls al sores, ulcers ana irritated
HE moment You start to use it your
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disease is IN sight.
The Pyramid Pile Cure renders an opera
tion unnecess ary. Don't submit 20 the
cruel excruciating pain caused by the sur
qeone knife. Besides, 10 is expensive and
humiliating and rarely a permanent sue
cess.
Inc Pyramid Pile Cure is put up in the
form OF "easy-to- use. specially made,
supposltories. They are soothing, painless,
instant and certain.
a trial treatment will be sent you at once
by mail, In plain, sealed wrapper without
a cent Of expense 10 you, ifyou send your
name and address TO Pyramid Drug Co.,
1856 Pyramid Building. Marshall, Mich.
After you receive the sample, you can gel
ragular-size package Of Pyramid fiie
Cure at your druggists for 90 cents, OF II ne
hasn't II, send Us the money and we VIII
send II 10 you.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

to indicate that there will be split
IN that party, &c is rather interesting
TO watch events and see Just how
much strength the Dover Senator has
So much Tor the Union Republican
party.
The Regulars are also to be- reckoued
with. The light between the Regular
and Union parties has been as bite
10 the past as between Democrats and
Republicans, but, by various processes,
the Republicans have generally man
aged to pool their issues just prior 70
the election to the extent Of combining
their strength for the spoils. This was
the case when Senator Alice was
elected. He received the support Of
Regulars as we'll as Union Republi
cans, and IL was believed at the time
that he would look upon both factions
with equal favor. he desires to succeed
himself, but from present Indications,
be is not 10 as high favor with some
Of TIE Regular leaders 90 he was sup
posed TO be during the last campaign.
STATEMENT BY T. c. DU POINT.
Morning News. today.
Il. Coleman Gu Pont was seen at bis
home last night about the reports that
he told Senator Alice the du Points
might retire from politios if the Sena-
tor continued in his present attitude.
When asked II be had made such a
statement to Senator Alice, Mr..
do tont replied:
l have made no statement and have
authorized nobody to make a state
ment for me. Ny relations with
Senator Alice are as they have always
been.
Are ycu going to retire from
politics 20 Mr.. du Pont was asked
Ny position in politics is as it has
always bsen-to do what / can for the
good Of the State and the Republican
party Further than this be would
not Discus the reports that the
du Points are greatly dissatisfied with
Senator Allee's course.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

Her stern split open for distance
OF 10 feet; the big tive-masted schooner
Prescott Palmer, which was rammed
by the dynamite laden steamer Penn
sylvania on Saturday in the Delaware
River opposite this city 10 now lying
out 10 the stream of kaiRhn's Point
awaiting repairs. IL will be necessary
to remove part Of the vessels cargo OF
4, 400 tons of coal In order that the
pumps Of the schooner may keep the
water down while she is being put In
condition 70 again battle with the
waves.
Only temporary repairs will be made
at present. as the owners Of the vessel
are anxious for her TO proceed upon
her journey. When she arrives at her
own port she will be placed In a dock
anc given a thorough overhaulinR.
The Palmer, after being struck by
the Pennsylvania, ran aground, and il
was with grea. difficulty that she was
again loated at high tide.
The damage to the Penney lvania is
believed to be slight, and this has
again called attention to the extraor-
binary stauchness Of the vessel.
The Pennsylvania was built by the
Cramps in 1872 and they we're also the
builders Of her sister ships, the In
diana, Illinois and Ohio, the boats
which began the Philadelphia Liver
pool service Of the American Line.
Every one Of these ships Is still afoai
despite the chequersd career that has
been the portion Of each. They we're
great In their day. They fulfilled every
expectation, and we're only crowded
out Of the list Of ocean grey hounds
when increased European travel de-
manded bigger vessels.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
THE BOARD Of TRADE

Several Important Matters 20 be Consid-
cred on Thursday Night
The Board Of Trade will hold its
first meeting Of the new year on Thurs-
day night, and, incidentally, will meet
for the first time in its enlarged
quarters. Some time ago the board
considered the matter of moving from
its quarters in the Equitable Building,
because they we're net then large
enough to accommodate all who desired
to attend, especially when subjects Of
particular importance we're under con-
sideration. A committee had the
matter in hand and looked about, but
afterward it vas decided to take 10
the room which adioins the one that
has been occupied all along, and az
this arrangement could be made it was
found to be agreeable and the partition
separating the two rooms has been
removed, converting them into one
large room.
At Thursday nights meeting the
matter Of having a banquet this winter
will probably be decided. The subject
has been under consideration for some
time.
The ship canal committee will
Probably be able to make report az
10 the progress of the work. The COM
mittee is said to have mapped out o
line of action which, it is believed,
will be productive Of results,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
NEWS FROM RELATIVES.
Letter-Carricr Louis Finger Has Receive
Ia Letter Prom Ourssn

letter Carrier Louis Finger Has Received
Letter From Odessa.
Letter-Carrier Louis Finger. who
has relatives 10 Russia, whore the
recent massacre took place, has
received letter from the relatives
stating that they escaped harm,
although they bad very close call
and we're prisoners for six days.
The letter states that Mr. Fingers
relatives live In a section of the city
which is not largely inhabited by
hebro9a, and, while tho trouble
started there, the mob soon changed its
base Of operations TO what is known as
the Hebrew section Of the city. On
the first day Of the fight the defenders
were able 60 take care OF themselves,
being prepared for an attack, but after
that the mob was reinforced and the
defenders we're helpless and their only
relief was in being able to get out Of
the way of the lawless element either
boy housing themselves beyond reach OF
leaving the city, which &c was i'm
possible for some 60 do.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
INROADS ON IHE Market.
People Prom Other cities Buying Largely
Of Wilmington Produce.

People Prom other Cities Buying Largely
Of Wilmington Produce.
Complaint has been made recently
about what are considered excessive
prices for some articles of food in this
city which we're sold much cheaper
until recently, and it has been learned
that this condition is due to the fact
that dealers from some other cities are
buying here very heavily. In some
cases they take all they can find of the
article they desire and pay more for it
than the former retail price, which
results in scarcity and high prices. IL
Is gratifying to note, however, that
this applies to only few articles. and,
as a general thing, produce is as oheep
in Wilmington as anywhere and cheaper
than in some places, which is due to
the fact that there is a very large
supply q this section of the country
and Wilmington is a favored market.
AT one time there was an ordinance
Of the city imposing a heavy penalty
for forestalling the market, which
kept the market intact on each market
day until such time as the local buyers
could have an opportunity to do their
buying, but this law was repealed
several years ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
CHANGE AT TENTH AND MARKET.

Debris IL Being Hauled Away and Excava-
tion MADE for New skyscraper.
A great change has taken place at
Tenth and Market streets during the
past few weeks Nearly al of the
buildings owned by the du Pont Co. on
the site Of the c0mpany'a proposed new
sKyaoraper, With the exception of the
darkness Building, on the corner, have
been torn down, and the debris is
being hauled away and the excavation
made for the foundations and base
ment. The corner building cannot be
attacked until March 18th, as Dr.. j.
q. Robinson, who has a stor2 in the
building, has lease which does not
expire until that time, but II is likely
that everything else will be out of the
way long before that, 80 that when the
building is vacated no time will be
lost in razing it.
A large mum Der Of men and teams
are engaged on the work, and it is
being done with dispatch. The earth
is being hauled out on the Market
street side.
1t is said that the company has
placed the orders for the structural
iron work, and IL is likely that it will
be on the ground in time 10 permit Of
its erection when the place Is ready to
receive il.
just when the building can be com
pleted is not known, but il is believed
by many that il will be ready for
occupancy in about year, unless
there are delays which are not now
looked for.
The plans, il is understood, provide
for an History structure, which will
make il the highest IN the city. TIE
highest Office building at present 8
the Equitable Building, at Ninth aud
Market streets, which is eight stories
high.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
THE DISPOSAL Of GARBAGE.

Matter Likely 20 bc Disposed OF Next
Thursday Night
The matter Of disposal Of garbage In
the city is likely 20 be disposed Of by
City Council, at its meeting, next
Thursday evening. IL has been pend
ING for some time, and the committee
has now formulated q set Of speoiilca-
tions, which are TO be passed upon by
City Solicitor Townsend before being
acted upon 10y Council.
Some Of the members OF Council are
said TO be in favor Of contracting the
whole project, that Is the matter OF
collecting and disrouinR Of the garbage,
while some are said to be in favor OF
the present plan, to contract the col
lection and have the city dispose Of
the garbage at the crematory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION.

Large Gathering Of Coiored People at
Gilbert Church.
The oolored people of Wilmington
celebrated Emancipation Day, last
evening, at Gilbert Presby terian
Church, Of which Rev. Q. l.. Jeffer-
sen is pastor. Sections from the
Emancipation Proclamation issued by
President Lincoln we're read and there
we're other literary exercises, all of
which we're pleasing. A tine musical
programme was given.
A committee has bad the matter in
hand for sumo time, and as result Of
lite efforts, the entertainment was
highly interesting. The attendance
was large, showing the great interest
IN the celebration.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
FOREMAN RAAG CUT.


Presumably nccouso ne Discharged an
Assistant
Nicholas Uaag foreman at the plant of
the Ford Morocco Co.. was badly cat this
morning by Frisco Salomcno. who was
employed 40 the umc factory under
Haag The cutting Is alleged 10 have
been the result ol naag dischaging Salc-
memo After Salomeno had been disc
charged by llaag it is alleged Salomcuo
followed Hang and, picking up O large
butcher knife. slashed him with it, in
ficiing several serious wounds Ia his arm.
a physician was summoned and dressed
Hang injuries. after which he was re-
moved to his home
salemeno was placed under arrest and
taken 20 the police station. whore be was
locked up the charge of assault with in-
tent 20 commit murder being placed
against him. He was nruignod IN the
City Court this morning but Haag not
being able 20 appear the case WAS COM
iinucd until tomorrow morning The
accused was held under $500 bail for his
appearance 90 chat time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

Christmas trees are in evidence every
where, but they are old ones and no
use to anybody. Many people who had
Christmas trees took them down last
night and some are at a loss to know
how to dispose Of them. Some have
been thrown on lots, while there are
some in the streets, both of which are
violations Of law. Most people bum
their trees after they are through with
fharn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

The waistcoat makes a notable feature
fthe season s styles and serves the double
purpose of giving an up-lo-date touch TO
the toilette and Of providing genuine
warmth in combination with the short and
iaunty coats. Illustrated is a most salts
factory model which can be utilized in a
number Of ways IL is adapted to silk, to
brocade. TO velvet and 20 cloth and can be
made either with or without sleeves, while
neck can be finished with high standing
collar. in N-shape. without any collar, or
in N-shape with a Follower collar, as liked.
Again. the lower edge allows a choice OF the
rounded finish at the front, OF single,or OF
double points
The waistcoat is made with fronts and
back, fitted by means of under-arn, centre
back. shoulder and dart seams and is
closed by means Of buttons and button
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

The new chemical apparatus Of the
Friendship Fire Co.. did rs first fire duty
yesterday when that company and the
still alarm caused by slight fire at the
Augustine Paper Mills, resulting from a
hue. The apparatus of both companies
went 10 the ERE, but the Friendship COM
pany extinguished the blaze
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

The Sharptown Marine Railway Co.
at ShaEptown, Nd, has an order from
the p. Doueherty Co. of Baltimore for
barge l75 by 30 by IA feet. The
three musted schooner Joseph p.
Cooper, recently completed at the
Sharptown yard, arrived at Baltimore
last week in tow cf the tug Easily.
The Cooper is les by 2s1s by IL feet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

Brandywine Lodge, No. 4, Shield Of
Honor, will install its officers next
Friday night, and at the conclusion of
the installation there will be a dinner
at Gilman's cafe, at Seventh and
Shipley streets. This oraanizaticu is
one OF the most prosperous and wide
awake in the city and its membership
is growing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
OBSERVANCE OF NEW YEARS.


the Usual Manner.
New Years Day was observed in
Wilmington in the usual manner.
Most OF the working people had b
holiday all day or part Of the day, and
many attended the theatres in the
afternoon.
The most notable function Of the
day was the reception rendered BY
Gov. Lea 10 the members of his staff
and the officers OF the National Guard
OF Delaware, which took place at his
residence. on Delaware avenue.
In the evening the colored people
celebrated the sd Anniversary Of the
proclamation Of emancipation.