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The Delta independent., 1906-04-20
TWENTY.THREE
YEARS AGO
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(Taken frorn the Delta Chief April is. 1885,
Coyotes and prarie dogs will be the
principle crop harvested in Montrose
County this fall.
Caleb Maher was appointed to fill the
vacancy in precinct No. 8 of justice of
the peace.
Rumors have it that we are tshave a
bank in Delta, to be known as the Bank
of Delta. Col. NJ. A. Bailey is to be
cashier. Further particulars next week.
The Chief was honored with visit,
last week, from Misses Mary Wade and
Jessie Yoakhan, the belles> of Paonia,
Mrs. Lizzie Cherkin and Mr.. E. G..
Wade, all from the North Fork country.
Delta is blessed with too much water
The city ditch carries 10000 inches of
water, which is more than the city au-
thorities can conveniently handle.
Gunnison City is destined to become
the center of the iron and steel industry
Of Colorado. 1t is claimed that steel
can be produced there cheaper than at
any other point on account of the abund-
ance and nearness of all material used.
IMPRESSIONS FROM THE SANE ISSUE.
Advertising rates were about four
times what they are today and profess
sional cards were charged for at the
rate of s2.O0 per month.
A big boom was on ut the Un-a-weep
mines and Delta was going to receive q
vast amount of benefit from it.
It was thought that all kinds of fruit
culture would be advisable but the
grains etc. were more preferable as q
sure crop.
A smallpox scare was prevalent and
the Delta Chief was trying to make the
Montrose paper admit that there were
cases in that town.
A subterranean stream Of water was
discovered in the Garden of the Gods
and Colorado Springs was contemplate
ing using il for city supply.
Residence lots in Delta were adver-
tised at 25 dollars.
People visiting Delta from the vicini-
ty Of Hotchkiss were referred to as
coming from the North Fork. Hotch-
kiss not being on the map at that time.
Levi Shield was running meat mar
ket and carried an ad in the paper.
Some Of you fellows take notice.
About the best item that appears was
the fact that the only case of sickness
was about . man who had toothache.
Certainly clean record.
The Delta independent., 1906-04-20

Whipped Cream Chocolates in dainty
one-half and one pound packages at
Bowdens.
I. C. Hall was called to his home in
Iowa last week and sends the sad news
that his father has succumbed to the
Reaper-death. Mrs. Hall left for the
east this week and during Mr.. Halls
absence the Grand Mesa Lumber Com
pany will be managed by w. r. Gale.
If you wish to properly entertain the
lady tonight, feed her Whipped Cream
Chocolates Bowden.
Chap Gibbs made purchase last
week. He now owns the Eggleston
Ranch at Cory and from what can be
learned is about three thousand dollars
better off today than he was week
ago. Everyone is buying ranch. !"
It seems to be popular diversion.
Night Marshal Price has resigned his
position and Jess Smith has been ap-
pointed to fill his place.
Silas Mariner and Bowden's Whipped
Cream Chocolates will please you to-
uS~h<
The Delta independent., 1906-04-20
ClOud.Smith

Announcement cards were received
this morning telling of the marriage of
Mabel Blair Smith to W. A. Cloud the
former proprietors and owners of this
paper. The couple were married in
Grand Junction last Tuesday and are
to be "at home in that city after
May 1st.
The Independent joins in the con-
CALCULATIONS Of friends and relatives
here and trusts that the union of today
viii be no less happy than the union of
tomorrow.
The Delta independent., 1906-04-20

Mabel Blair and Mrs Byram Luce en-
tertained the Priscilla Club last Friday
afternoon At the home Of Mrs. Luce on
Garnet Nosa.
The Delta independent., 1906-04-20
A SuSSestion.

The editor is in receipt of the follow
ing letter and kindly thanks the sender
for it.
The Delta independent., 1906-04-20

On Wednesday, April 25th, our peo-
pie will again welcome the brilliant act
ress. Miss Laura Frankenfield and a
strong company to our city. The play
is said to be one to please all classes
and as to the merit Of the company We
know. The play selected for this tour
is entitled HER DOUBLE LIFE" and
the part of Mercy Merrick is particu-
larly arranged to display Miss Franken-
fields talent. Special stage settings
and elaborate costumes to aid the capa-
BILE company in their work will make
this the event of the season.
The Delta independent., 1906-04-20
Delta Produce Report.
usevised to Friday morning }

Take one with you for her tonight.
See Bowden's window.
The Delta independent., 1906-04-20
READ ITEnS.

Special Correpsondcnce'
Whinnery Grocery Co. are expecting
new goods in today.
Mr.. Garrison exhibited his mummies
on last Monday evening at the school
house.
Mr.. Isaac Anderson left for Telluride
last week. He had been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Crawford.
John Walker has large force of men
at work on the Black Canon ditch pre-
paratory to turning in water.
Religious exercises were held at
the school house last Sunday afternoon,
conducted by the Society of Holiness.
Pupils of the Read school, under the
careful instruction of Mrs. Briggs, are
making good progress in their studies.
The ladies of Read and vicinity gave
an ice-cream supper on last Saturday
evening, at the school house. A large
crowd was in attendance. Music was
furnished by Messrs. Read, Loomis and
Garrison. The young people sang songs.
The proceeds were donated to Rev.
Davis as an appreciation of his services
as minister the past winter.
The Delta independent., 1906-04-20
A HOME NURSERY
COMPANY ORGANIZED.
Local Capital incorporate and will
Furnish Delta County Growers
With Home Grown Stock.

Incorporation papers have just been
filed with the state organizing the
Western Nursery Company with home
offices at Delta. Colorado. Elmer
Young, H. E. Perkins, A. J. Worse,
Dan Cook and j. S. Charlton are named
as directors and Milliard Fairlamb ~
Secretary.
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the sale Of spirituots liquors under the
present statute, whereby irresponsible
persons are enabled to sell inferior
qualities of intoxicants without dis.
elimination, 20 the injury Of the poo.
pie at large.
We recommend the enactment of.
end pledge the vote Of such Of our can
didates for the Legislature as may be
elected. law which will provide that
I'LL costs and fines collected in cases
either criminal or civil tried by a Dis.
trict Magistrate, shall be paid by the
District Magistrate into the County
Treasury for the use and benefit "
the County.
We pledge such Of our candidates
for the Office of Supervisor as may be
elected. to an honest, efficient, and
economical administration Of the at
fairs of the County of Oahu.
We ask the support of all voters who
desire and believe In an honest, EN-
cient. and economical administration
Of the affairs Of the County Of Oahu.
for the candidates nominated by this
convention; aud pledge each and every
candidate nominated who may be
elected by the people to do the utmost
In his power TO fulfll all Of the prom
ises herein made.
We recommend that a law be enact.
ed by the Legislature by which the
sewer systems shall be transferred to
the control Of the county officials.
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Prosser's Victim,
MARTIN
Has His Revenge

The Attorpav CsneraIs Denartment
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-14
MANcHuRlA IS PULLED ,5o FEET
Continued from Page y
this favorable condition she was moved
$50 feet toward blue water.
Aboard the Manchuria. s a. m.

Aboard the Manchuria, a. m.
BY the time this Is In print II ib
possible that the stranded Manchuria
will be on her way to deep water again.
Every preparation has been made Tor
the attempt to drag her from her bed
Of coral, and Capt. Metcalf stated last
night that the first pull would prob
ably be made about IL. o'clock this
morning. II IL not absolutely certain.
Of course. that the attempt will be
made at the time stated. as much de-
ponds on the condition Of the Weather
and the conclusion Of the preliminary
work Everything appears favorable
now. however, and before long the big
ship may be once more In motion.
There has been an immense amount
OF work done getting things In readi-
ness for the attempt to move the YES
sci. Since she first stranded the Man
churia has been driven little by little
farther In toward the shore, until now
she is between GOO and 600 feet farther
in than when she first struck. She has
steadily worked her way more deeply
into the surrounding coral. while the
sand has piled up around her hull.
holding her AT last so fast that there
was no perceptible motion even from
the beating OF the waves.
This made Il necessary to loosen up
the coral about her and all day heavy
explosions, shaking the vessel from
stem to stern and followed by shooting
columns OF water, have been tearing
out channel for the Manchuria's
backward passage to blue water.
The ship now stands much higher
out OF the water than has been the
case since she stranded. the result OF
heaving thousands Of tons Of coal into
the sea.
The once clean and shining ship Is
but dust-begrimed caricature Of her
SELF. There IL coal dust everywhere.
Her sides are smeared with 1t: II lies
In little heaps along her deck; the
headlights are streaked with black
And the men working ON her look like
coal passers. Even the officers are
out Of the black month OF coal mine.
The only clean man on board is Capt.
Metcali. Someway he manages to
avoid all evidence Of the dusty work.
Along the deck OF the vessel lie long
u,h,o,, "a, III, 'n,,., ,,,
Iin.s b,vo haa, ,,n IN, ana a,,anhas
IN s,rnng anchors =, 10 an ,hass
, mainly that those In charge Of the
work depend for drawing the Man
churia out OF her bed. Lines are also
ont TO the RestOrer, the Manning ana
rassnrv than n,herwise Tba nr,nc,no,
mart NJ ,ha wnr, will no doue hv ,hc
vosso harsaI, hv n,oons .a,
winches - ~ " "
The Mancburio has been greatly
lu,b,e,oJ hy Tho ,hrouins ova,hoar,
uf The con, and s,i,, more bv numnIns.
lout the water The nnmns we're started
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them into cash,
New millinery at Mrs. Dickerson's.
| Scissors. saws. sharpened. Webb's.s
White steam autos. Stockyds stable.
The Red Men will hold their regular
meeting this evening.
| St Clements Sunday school will re-
open on Sunday next.
A hustler wants to handle line of
goods on commission or any terms tn
suit.
Caesar Gomez. a native Of Portugal
was this morning naturallzed by Judge
| Dole.
Hawaiian Tribe, regular meeting IN
| /. o. o. +. hall this evening at 1880
o'clock.
j. X. Paris and w. J. Paris came in
/ from Kona on the Mauna Loa this
morning.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop.
ular. 81. $3.50 and 81 per week. 1243
Fort street.
The Library will close for the cir
CulatiOn of books on Saturday. Sept
18th AT p. m.
Children's dresses among the now
goods just personally selected by a.
BlOm on the Coast
e.
mee. .oh,sh' u. ''o' oe''en !" ~ VI
Z. baii. Ming street.
We charge no more than the ready
to-wear clOthier. but we give satisfac
ton. Geo. A. Martin.
Bulletins of the Sullivan McIlyain
fight Inv roundg will he received at IN,
Ic,lu,,iio s,Io,, sotrr,,a, nigh,
v,,,.,, t., -, ,,a. ..,.a.,,., o.. ,,
,ron rno, ',. a ,a., a., 'o $500
rn", Cai,,,n,t, r., cav " na,,s
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Wv wy 10" 80 '' ~ VIZ -
us H'''Ne's AZ NOON ,o'io'ro"' o"'
! uehNery VIII ne maze III the morning
Regular meeting Of Elks Lodge NO
Gl6 TINS evening, IN the nall on Miller
ana Beretahia Streets important pns'
mess
IL. r. baIuWlh' accompanied py IL
a. ahu MISS T. NJ baidWih, arrived
ms morning on the Mauha Loa IRON
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-14

to remove her from shallow waiter.
Those in charge of the work believe
that this can be done without any In
jury to the hull. and the leaks In the
ships bottom at present are not
thought to be enough to cause and par
ticular anxiety.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-14
COUNCIL OF WAR

Norfolk, Va, Sept. l3.--Crcwa were
ordered yesterday to report to the
Newark, Tacoma and Cleveland by
midnight. The ships are coaling and
loading provisions and ammunition ror
Cuba.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-14
REAlHTATE TRANSACTIONS

Entered for Record Sept -, 1905,
From 10:30 o. m. 10 4 p. m.
John Kidweli by atty to Notice
Yoshisuke Tanimoto to Yasuke Te-
shima
Kualau Pelapela to Pioneer Mill Co
Abbie Mcguire and hsb to c Brew.
er & Co Ltd ................ ID
J X Kekaula and VT ct al to c Brew.
er 4 Co Ltd ..............D
F Hart to Kohala Ditch Co Ltd.
....... Il u ABTmt
John II Estate Ltd to Oahu Railway
& Land Co ...................D
B r Banning by atty to VIM Nc.
Candless ................H el
Entered for Record Sept. n, 1906,
From 9 .. m. 10 10:30 .. m.
c Ako to Akamu ................ Il
Est Of b p Bishop by trs to Isaac
Testa -. ................. ID
Sabina X Hutchison and hsb to w
II Harbottle M
VIM II Harbottle to Isaac Tesla. AM
VIM McCandless and VT to San An.
tonic Port Ben Socy ............M
Sou Lin to Chun Chin .......... BIS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-14
CURIOUS CIRCULAR
HITTING At POLICE
The following circular is being dis
tributed about town:
GREATER NEW YORK SALOON
FOR SALE

Owner con not do BUSINESS while
a. NJ. BROWN Is Sheriff. BECAUSE a
POLICE OFFICER would Swear n
warrant to arrest any of his Employees
for Selling Beer to MINOR NO
MATER Said alleged minor Is %
YEARS OF AGE or MORE.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-14
READY TO MOVE

Philadelphia, Sept. l3.--The u. S. 3,
Minneapolis is loading stores and coal
ing. She will be ready to depart for
Cuba Sunday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-14
CORB|N RET|RES

Washington, Sept. l3.-Lieut. Gen.
Henry C., Corbn, chief of the general
star of the army, retires today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-14
FOURTH BACKS QUINN.
CONTINUED from PAGE y

favor Of ]. w. Cathcart, accepting a
secondary position from that gentle.
man as the result o ia compromise
Senator John c. Lane, who was re.
torted as the author Of the news. de.
MED the report In toto. He said.
There is no foundation for the re-
port. Carlos A. Long is very strong
He has very large majority. II not
ell. Of the delegates from the Fifth
District backing him. He is assured
OF some support from the Fourth Dis
tIict which would surely land for him
the nomination II all goes we'll"
For Supervisors.
Following is the early afternoon
size.up by the wise ones for Super.
visorial nominations:
BY the Fourth District delegation:
A. v. Gear;
Jim Quinn;
Nagaran Fernandez lat large).
Quinn and Fernandez are supposed
10 have fixed II up to their mutual ad.
vantage.
BY the Fifth District delegates:
s. c. Dwight.
Brown is said to have made tho
statement that Dillingham; aud Gear
will win out ir the Supervisor contest
In the District Of Honolulu.
All for Brown.
II Is said that Arthur NJ. Brown will
receive the unanimous vote OF the
convention for County Sheriff. There
is no eleventhhour talk of q dark
horse. though such steed may at
any time trot In without the aforesaid
talk.
F. T. P. Warehouse Is expected to
get the unanimous vote for Treasurer.
Bicknell has big support In both dis.
tricts for Auditor, though there are
two against him, Of which opponents
II. NJ. Dow feels that he has cause to
lie encouraged.
Endorsement OF Carter.
The Committee on Resolutions is. II
is promised. going to bring In reso-
luton to endorse the administration
OF Governor Carter, though there are
those ON the committee who contend
that the County Convention should
leave such matters alone.
A County Convention delegate from
the Second Precinct OF the Fourth
District declares that the convention
Will unanimously endorse Carter. On
the other hand, there are those who
assert that any such endorsement res.
olution will be defeated; that 1t was
up to the Territorial Convention TO do
the job II II was to be done. In this
connection 1t Is interesting and sig.
nihcant to note that the Maui County
Convention. at Lahaina, has adopted
the platform OF the Territorial Con
vention and has passed no resolution
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-14
MILWAUKEE, FIRE

Milwaukee, September IA fire In
the Cudahy packing plant yesterday
resulted In damage to the amount OF
$500, 900
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-14
FIRE At T|BURON

San Francisco. September IA fire
ut Tiburon last night caused a loss OF
500 900.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-14

The Weekly Edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives complete summary OF
the news of the day. For 81 . year,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-14
NAVAL PREPARATIONS

Oyster Bay, Sept l3.-Presidcni
Roosevelt, Secretary Bonaparte and
Assistant Secretary Bacon will dis
cuss the Cuban situation today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-14
LEADER TO HANG

Moscow, Sept. l3.-Mazury, leader OF
u flying group of terr0rists, has been
condemned to hang.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-14

Alfred w Carter tr to Joanna
| V Day widow ct al: Rel; lot 81. Pu.
nahou College tract; por Kul PAT. Ap
2. cor Miller and Beretania SITS; both
Honolulu; $4,000. B 2S1, p 27s. Dated
Aug ~, 1906. d.
Ii Kim Yuen by atty to Sing WO 4
Co; BIS: Int In share In Sing W0
& Co, Nuuanu st. Honolulu; $1,000. b
2s4. y $3.50. Dated Sept !. 1906. .,,
w w Ahana to w w Ahana 4 Co
Ltd; AL: Or 2O57, Pawaa, Honolulu;
$l457. b 2s3. p 42s. Dated Sept l.
1906. -.
LiIluokalanI by atty to W W Ahana;
Consent; to A l. OF Or POST, Pawaa,
Honolul,bN2s3, p 42S. Dated Sept
l, 1906.
Claus spreckels & Co by atty to
John Kidwell; Rel; Int In X p 4546.
Manoa, Honolulu; $6s2l.47. b 2s5, p
353. Dated Sept 4. 1906.
Poy- Sang Tong to Pah On; BS;
mdse. furnitures, fixtures. etc, Hotel
st, Honolulu; $500. b 2s4, p 33l. Dat.
ed Aug 23. 1906.
&c Colcord and VT to Wo On Full
Kon Assn; ID; por Ap 2. X p 1895. Kul
GAS, Kamakela, Honolulu; $500. b
2s2. y 403. Dated Sept /, 1905.
Daniel Mckenzie to Charles II Ath.
erton: ID; Int In pc land, cor Beretania
and PunchbOwl SITS, Honolulu; 81. Il
2S2. p 406. Dated Aug II. 1906.
Frank Godfrey to Antoine j Con.
tract. Honolulu; $3.50. b 2S1, D 279.
Dated Aug 2S, 1906.
Mira Mary p Kekoa to T X r Anna.
lu; l.: por X 1897. bet Kealia l and
2. s Kona, Hawaii; 80 yrs At sec per
yr. b 2S3. p 429. Dated Aug 28, 1906.
Joseph kekoa to Kauhai Likua; d;
Ia int In r p 95s3B, Puehuehunui. La.
haina, Maui; IS. B $50. p 42S. Dated
Sept I, 1906.
Joseph Kekoa ct al to Pioneer Mil
Co Ltd; l.; X p 2746. Kul S6s3B. Pu.
ehuehunui Lahsina, Maui; 10 yrs at
$50 per an. B 2s3, p 425. Dated July
10, 1906.
pioneer Mil Co Ltd to Lucy X
Searle; l.: por X p 274l, Kul 285, Pa.
naewa. Lahaina, Maui; 40 yrs. pd 81.
b 2S3. p 426. Dated July %. 1906.
Lucy X Searle to Pioneer MIL Co
Ltd; l.; X p 1919. Kul 6437, Paunsu,
I.ahaina, Maui; 40 yrs, pd 81. b 283,
p APT. Dated July 81, 1906.
NJ w Tschudi to A N Hayselden;
ID; int In X p 1923, Kul $40, Ap l, Lu.
aehu, Lahaina, Maui; $3.50. b 2S2, p
400. Dated Sept 4. 1906.
Naholowaa tw) to Elizabeth Som.
merfeld: ID; r P 1886. Kul 1887, Ap 2,
and por Ap |. Puma, etc, Waikapu.
Maui; $3.50. b 2s2, y 40l. Dated Aug
81, 1906.
Helen Alencastre to Wailuku Sugar
Co: L.; int In por X p 6S58, Kul 3433,
Waiehu, Maui; 10 yrs at 3l5 per an.
b 2S3. p All. Dated Sept 4, 1906.
Ape Mihaai widow to Ling Pc;
ID; CIR 1888, Ualapue, Molokai; $40. B
2s2. p 4O7. Dated Sept 4. 1906.
Nevin to d Neal Co Ltd; Con.
sent; to A l. OF Kul lO332. bldgs, soda
water mchnry. r w, etc. Kamaku, Ha.
napepe. Kauai. B 2s3. p 424. Dated
Aug l6. 1906.
Henry q. Bertelmann and VT to
Frank Scott; ID; lot 3. Pilaa, Kilauea,
Kauai $4oO, b 2s2. p 4O5. Dated
May ~, 1906.
Recorded Sept. 8. 1905.
A Lewis Jr and WI to Mrs l. Self;
D.; int In l.2 lot 4, blk II, Kapiolani
tract. Honolulu; $125. b 2S2, D 4l2.
Dated Aug 20, 1906.
Kauwila Self and hsb (L) to Mutt
Bldg & Loan SOcy Of Hawaii Ltd; M;
lot and half of lot 4, blk Ii, Kapio.
lani tract, Honolulu: sl280. b 28l,
2Sl. Dated Sept 4, 1906.
....
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-14
HARMONY LODGE, No. ), l. o. o. r

Meets every Monday evening at 1880
IN ! o. O r. Wall. Fort street
T.. Il. llENDRI, Secretary.
G. q. HOTEL n. G..
All visiting brothers very cordially
Invited.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-14
LOCAL and GENERAL

Stop piling things up in your eel.
lar-BulIetin Want advertising turns
them into cash.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-14

- Fine Job Printing at the Dull.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
Miscellaneous. g.

POOP POSITIONS FOR COMPETENT HELP.
ices, Suite eio Security i Bank building. We
s pans able t. assf he eS oo In fsu
have on file:
Cashiers and Bookkeepers.
cashier. country bank; must invest $4,000;
And, Auditor Tor line Of retail yards, young man
Head bookkeeper. retail lumber. SIS.
Lumber bookkeeper for Canada 500.
Experienced bank bookkecper, North Dr.
German cashier North Dakota bank, SIS
Experienced lumber bookkeeper, city. $35.
=. Bright young doorwalkrr, department store,
Y Yo"ng e hsk, s good psnma9; So .,
Young office assistant. North Dakota bank;
Clerk s ans board
Stenographers.
First-class stenographer railroad, SOS.
81, stenographer and clerk: sawmlll: Montana.
Typewriter operator, wholesale house, city,
stenographer, beginner, wholesale, st. Paul,
ssttenosraphhsr and clerk Montana. s7s.
General Store Clerks.
Clothing salesman, Montana, SIS.
Implement salesman, Montana. SIS to 500.
Carpet and furniture salesman. large de-
partment store, Montana, 500 to start.
German salesman card-writer and window
trimmer, North Dakota, $75 to 500.
Buyer and salesman, dry goods and furnish
ing department store, Montana, $1,000.
Hardware clerk, Montana. general store. $780,
Lumber Yard Managers and Grain Buyers.
f First class yard manager, South Oak. SIC:
yard, North Dakota, $75 to start.
Grain buyer small town, North OAK, Sc5.
Suwmill foreman. Montana, 81 $780,
Night foreman. Montana, $1,2OO.
Sash and door factory foreman. 81, 500
Norwegian yard manager. North OAK. SOS.
Norwegian yard manager. North OAK, SIS.
8. A. Morawetz & Co.,
suite $40 Security Bank Bldg. Minneapolis.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
statesmen and Clerks.

ACTIVE Statesmen EARN $500 PER MoNTH
selling as speciality and half that amount as
side line. Staple, repeater. Manufacturers,
Box 119s, st. Louis, Mo. ~. S
WANTED-A TRAVELLING SALESMAN. WHO
has been sucsessful in any regular line; con.
cid Sit AZ 1of Cleveland Ohio lave Mgr '8s Eu.
statesmen MAKE $50 WEEKLY SELLING
White Sox cigars; talking machines, records,
electrical books. O'Connell- Gruss, 225 Dear
born st. Chicago.
TRAVELLING MEN CALLING On GROCERY
trade in Minnesota, Dakotas, Iowa and Wis
consin wanting profitable side-line address
9416 Journal. ~
.wANTED-aooD NEWSPAPER oANVAssFRs,
Scandinavians preferred. Good wages and
. steady position guaranteed. Address $3.50,
wANTED-Two MEN AT oNoE STEADY
capital required. Call Room 1, :53 Henne-
pin av. rzr s'5E E E#
WANTED - FIRST. CLASS SUBsCRIPTION
book man for special work: splendid chance
for right party. Cree Publishing Co., 122 9th
st S.
WANTED-YoUNG MAN 70 TAKE ORDERS:
right one. Call at Miller's, COS rNicollet az.
wANTED-TEN EXPERIENCED FURNISHING
goods statesmen for Minneapolis and st. Paul
stores. The Palace Clothing House.
wANTED-Pos1TIoN AS CLOTHING or
furnishing goods salesman. with four years
experience; hest. OF references. ~
WE WANT A GOOD LIVE REAL ESTATE
salesman. Port Simpson Improvement Co..
701 Phoenix bldg. -. So T.. -
wANTED-THREE sAIEsMEN, SPEAKING
Scandinavian language. Address ss77, Jour