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Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
1873

leg. grHsn itulOe bOrss Oper ole ~llnsernss eamtris; %
Sfop os Mart baabe Sors % @Iaoe, men fist srsatur
til at lobe. Tom bernie 6iuesrien. iaa leg aloris; % leo
iattsr, bpab bet iaI bare. pa grisn. % bet mob ben BEDS
le 1raper, iom finbeS Spen. Gu ia, @riRn ben lob o.
ben freq. % ben freq os ben lob belle @absn ~nsoopsr; bpaS
ben 8iorce beoit, peo life leg, men sobt sioree ben besse
0elene, iom forflaret or, bet er iiffsrt. 3a pi M lite bsrts
mere I'll ben. iaa iGe &iGrrinsen til mig SEQ n'ener
6anoeu rider @riien", iae bun. Seq meuer 6anben tosr
rent BEN, ide leg. "Tu faar ben % ie at fa ben bleut
ieisn, Auunb." fac bun til mig, for NIT glapn er Amunn,
"sllers", fac bun. bier bel Dianosn neoe Stuen gal. naar
ban Ter. ben CT borte." Seq faar iaa", ia'e ieg. Daen ID
LEG fommer neb paa bet neberite 2rin lrappen, tonTsr
Uanbsn Stuen ub al Susosren. Oct par NOT bet lea
funoe ifiOnne," iae ban. "at bet par big. 'om bar pda
@rtien ieisn, men jeg ifal l9re big ensang Of Iaee Srt,en
Ro, leo" iae ban, % bermeb la itaf ban mtg, ION DE Tan
ie. meo en- 8np, ban bapbe 0aanben, % ban siore DC
NOT meb COB Billie, for leo CT sanite iiip bet enc Ssnett
% leg ~bsspnber at blipe paao ben enc Stspel at Blob.
Oct bar NOT biertslist msnt. lPsn fan SIst bare tIuaot I
ben norife eop?"
"9si, ban faI nof faa fin Straf."
"Strai2 Sfal ban BABE Straf for oet2 Pa. bet or
NOT life parbt at itrafie BAN berfor. Oct or en- opermaaSe
bonst o. mil Naub, nal leo ise Dem, men ban CT lSt
baitis. bet sr ban. bet nGster lee lite for, % iaa itaf ban
til mig iaa en- Safisbeb; men life tror lea, ban msnie
noset Omit meb bet, % life er bet pssIe Rispet Sfinnet
at inatfs ON beler. seq CT libt fin bet enc Ssnst. bet
sr leo 10 r%iStisnoi. BET bill leo itfs osIss for, men Der RaI
bslsr iffs msest til, for en- sammel Sfrot iom min blfer
fin, % bIobiuIo sr leo osiaa, iaa at inssn Sfaes Her. ON
leo miter Iiot al nit Blob"
"Dsn ban maa paste flo msb. bpap ban sisr. Spae
bebber bau2"
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
SOM Serren er, iua fdlse bau bans Spenoe.

Gn ums Pige, iom ifsbie bdpbe pit fig tro o. reseIis
90 Tom fisrs aar bapbe tisnt hos bet famine 6srifab. %
fin Gieneits altio bapoe opfprt is til Ssritabsts ~iulbtomne
2ilfrebSbsb. maahe lptte ira benne fin 6~onbiton. ba bens
bs gRabmober blsp inOiat Iustbust for anbsn Gangs Eps
psri Sutitfsr. 6ort for Biesu fptebe. ~tilssnsbe bun fig en-
Del Wsabmooeren ~tiIbsrsnoe Eager % pantiatte benz hos en-
Bantelaansr mob ben iabpanliss Rents al IL Sizzling at 9a'
leren ON Dfaaneben.
Diaomobersn, en- oanf Stone, par, oa Gorbsret benne
Sag beo optaset. aIersbe for Irnssrs lib iiben inbiai 2uet'
buffet o. MATTE bentes osrira for at tIbismls fla Soiterne.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

l9
"6pab ban bebber? S9! bet flyer life leg"
"6oor Dor ban ba?"
"Sor? Oct flyer beaer life leg"
"lRen ~bporlebes itulIe ri ba fuune iinbe BAN ?"
Oct CT NOT heller ife Weuinsen, at De faI finbe
bam."
"IRen bpao bill De ba ber?"
Scr? Qa, leo oiI lite noset oioere, leg. Seq eit nebs
oper @aoen, laa par lea i1e % fit mig en- baIp P9sel, o.
iaa fac benz. is ifulbe mslbe bet paa Yolitifammsrst. for
Der pleieoe 6olf at melbe SIiat. ias benz. 3esubsn t9nfte
ie8. bet bar beoit at saa bernso at bore. ON bet fanfe funbs
pGre tilaot ben uorffe ep at itttte ell Wano. lom life
sier noget Omit, meb anip."
"gtsi n~aturli9pis. Oct fan Dc oa pioe, uben at ipsrse."
"Jei; bet par NOT osiaa bet lea funoe tro. men laa
tGntte ies, bet bar bebit at babe BoIitietS Orb for be-, for
en- anben ganss Sfplo. 8lip life preb for Gftsripsrsislen,
men Eaf ifal De BABE for goo gefteb. 5arpel, ies iaar
ransIe biemopsr % fnoe 5ilesrien isien. for for bIisr bel
life Uaanben Stusn bib issn, fan leo tro. aoiss ba."
% berpaa CIT ban. ON ban fanot griien isien eIer
s, er lite opIpit.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
&olz.
WGbel Ma9asim!
Water Street.
DcCorah, iowa.

Ten Dda ieal itaar min Rsbelbaneel /
Ctterah Tom no. !, b1lee bpae 9pantitei.
apalitsi cs Yriiu anasar.
2i8fifer.
III fSreis, eisffisr bar ban altie Il ttfpet'
list Crlia / ale Stsrrdltr O. finbtptr. Ill
aQe Yrtitr. es bpcr bet sulfes, oil ian psrt
tliithe r.o S,srartiier q isrp for. at sit
saar rietisi III.
Subaliamerins at zig
sr en- al Mr. Gciy's Spsiaiitstsr. ~ bette
Slass arteiee ueisrts iilfreestiasnct % III
mtsst biQl9s Vrilr.
sdS- Glem lite al is mine 0artr o. prier
~icrineen J ilsbtr Rsbltr taer sisiiatr.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
YornemeS Spalte.
Y6Dcrcn.

(giter Rcr; Ststttr. o, 3ssu.9innes.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

ton itulbe fiube Ste6. Oct pibe oa ~forelobig pie iG, ON
bun nogeuinoe ituloe fomine I'll at gipre noget Srlg al Tine
Zine eler et. Den bltnoe Fise bar Dc meb Sperationen
iorbunone Suerter meo iann,e Saalmooigbeo. 'or bun
bapoe lagt for Oa9en unoer fine mango 90 baaroe Vioeller
5roharocrneS ~afifpclge 0ent.
3ogle Tiger off ben; os benne Sio moatte Souie tls
BRING ct morft GGrelie for at life ct 0psglimt itulce ebes
lraae DC upante Spnsn9rper. U1en Uiooeren % 6enrieue
bare iaoist hos benoe. % pa Prspen euoelis par opers
itaact, bapbe bun iuloltanoi8t 9ienpuncet tit Spn.
Wariaune bar ueaet ~Gnsitelia oper, at bences Stebfors
tr9belie bar blepen opoaget, iom ben ogiaa pirtelig par. men
paa en- lanai anocn Wdaoe og unoer langt andre Sorboloe,
eno bun meo Nruno funoe t9nfe fig o. ontog, at Sen
riette III alisepel itob for Cur at libe, boao Der bar paas
Iaat benoe. Derior par bet meo tungt 6ierte, bun tnlgte
Solbaterne tiIbage til Yaris men benoes Nngtt bleo mart
~foranbret til 5rpo, oa bun fit bore De ~sl9belige Gfterrets
ninger ON eouiieS 6orsntn8 neo fin W1ooer % Senrtettes
gptfe.
De Gauorep tilitoo Wiarianne ct ~runoeli8t aarli8t Biz
oraa til benoes Opbolo men bun be9iGrebe fun at maatte
iG bliue 0enrietteS Eieneitepise - vi tiliete inotil bun
lep ioruoiet stf til fit eeet Sien, bpor oslaa bun tunoe
slGos Ell pirfslis M8teberre.
Saiaa ben brape Yierre blep rigeli9en belennet.
@rep be 9inieres bialp bam irsm, % ben lpffsliae ar0b'
lima fit en- sb Stols 90 o%pnaaebe tiliibit at BLUE en- al Dc
melt anksbe Sasferere Baris.
6pr bans Stub o. paa bans inotrRn9enoe 6orben bleo
0eSsoommen oper bans Wober 90 Vrooer foranoret I'll
Qanbsforpisnina; og hi bile baabe, at BET npe Sano ploe
foranore beres forrise i~i9nbise eepcpis I'll Ell 9aonli8ere
0irfeu, % at oisic npe Sorboloe o8 erfarin9er os'aa fnnoe
blipe Nioler til at bragg Seres Siertsr ben til ban'' Dos
buem Der alens er Srelie at iaa.
picare blep albris mere &ibber be Gauereps hammer
tiensr. yioosrsu talebs bans Sas for @reoen, % ~ md
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
LEE & JOHNSON.

n. 1. wEIsEk'S Advertisement.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

aite for rs bletrRer.-Ra
2gbIe tQer YRreirRtt ~beQpneer al
lp5ne pen, icthi be CT planteee
usuuitls eQsr ranittlt Sorobuub eaer
Al WaR1el paa ttliiT9tfeItg Nartu9,
CT BET tsmmsll9 imlttett. at be bI %.
ila ril ansrtbes al Snisttsr. Wp9sf,
Der neppe ullbe bllpe llfalbtt, ON
BE- par f.liis o. luHfe. 6or al nj.
Tpnee blsle bar man brAst al RATE
lrRcrue mep Ell SplssRrug al Bct'
ale, bpllttt bar 0Ipst ct belotJt Nt.
iultat, men eucGu btore Qler man
boa psb litter BeSu, naar glrfen er
plao, at fate ldlme1en m Sr1lfS
eerval, ION nj b9u1e ian, tbt netie
beputsr, at ben 9amte lpAe Slrt,
Der banner 6iemmefRoer Tor Snlet
tsrne, Tlloer az, % .9iat I'M pIltI
ia / Stspst. Stulee Der mart ertsl
after femme Hegn, pa oil ben snp.
ION terptp iremfommer, trRn9e ~
lnp bier Bore al Silfen ol orabt
SHlefltr ~ Ungel, on fcnmer pel
ferit Rs9u, efier al Der meite a
aien er berte, fan man 10 bd lette
lia l1ien gre 1t9st ct upt afelas,
Sntet SRlsflRa fan ubtlRttt. bpt
ale saer ansluo fcmmer | Bersrslll
permsp, o. lamiiots bermep afAtpe'
allsn Dslda 0leouluS Ter 5r9et.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

Sc pilOe 9pr | AIsier uitus, bur.
!lst / Anlal. oa Den @rranfc 8sslstlne
bstaIu inolil 80 cranes | Ytemie for
busr iGlbst Seos sller Yanlbsr % 2
ssranes for bper Slnfut. 3 1878 blsp
osr bstalt Yr0mler for SO 9Soer, 40
yeOlnbsr, 8 g%eueunssr, $50 Yantb,rs,
as Banlbsrunssr, 1912 Spensr %
IA. 7S4 SlGtalsr.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
1875

1876
pirtet, at ban iuoen en- UiaaneSs Iib efer be iioft omtalte
gseipeubeber Trodaroerues Siem ut aniGttelie iom adps
tsin ouer en- Yolitiaioelius; % o~menoitiont ban aIoris tom
/ bsiers Sitting, bIsp ban bog IptteIig, % od iiar efter at
baus fattete en- inSsrlis ~aiarliSbeo til ben nu iaa fronme
o. bpbiGroise Ulariamne. iom ban eneeIis bleo GIFT mee.
ON Senristte os 8iocereu bape hi III fun meset liat at
Sas. 9aisren bar aasrsos marfet 6otboloet. ia be Bans
bre after iorelasoe benoe lin Bon ON at blipe bans oultru
ipareoe bun;
"at leus N9rbeSen al min Softer o. al barre Deres
6uiiru, iuues mig at bare en- for ltr eptte!"
Gnoe.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
carmen, 0niet % 0auea.

u m0rfet Snfeftputper.-
en inoenlanbf Ylarts, BET. meb
Hefie fortlener al aupeuoes ION IN.
'effpu'per, or ben bsiienbts plante
Anthems Cotula (Sunosfamlaeu).
ION bar Ell meset. ii9tf 0isnnem.
tr9a9enoe gn9t. Gfter en- Weopes
lelle I en- IranR apis er Der loretta,
get lammenlisnenoe 5crise meo ben.
lie Vlaste, OF Bet bar pif, at pul.
oeret AZ benne Vlantes Blcmner.
tnorper eler liSelaa brabenbe Gaen.
'taber lcm Der aate perfRe Snlett.
pulper. Tom fOrefnoss / Sanoelen,
fun fal Vldntsbslene lamles friHe
% perefter terfes % pulperiieres.
Sette YulperS prabenee Strait er
'lar pIrficmt mob gaasstsi, 5tuer
o. B. Naar Vc%ttepldnter fnates
meo Udno % beftreeS meb bette
pulpsr. oer Snlsfterne paa Blabene
ltrar.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

&plliu9er iaapsl al bens icm
&altunet loretratier epriR Jeoe
'ren'or nOaet Intei, % oa ierit o.
fremft Snlefter % Suleftungel /; men
bet CT life iaa let for be lHaa Ben
aItle al pRre pld Slrten "a fnoe
iaabanns SatttrbItfeuer. Wan Der
osVfor 'omme Dem tlblalp bert %
BET e. life rdRnellgt. Wln tller
llct Analb At 0jep, easr Il Stutfs
sepsr. eler en- teo @opb sasr en-
beb 0pams euer anhst li9nenoe cs
l19Ser bette idaleeee, at Spu1uer
cs aupre ltanenbt Suisfter fan tom,
me BERTH, % oet oil life pare lRn.
&c, lnoen alt er blspen iorplnelst
III WtllIonsr Waf, ION 1pQinJeme
iIuasr mse Sesiarltsbee. G9laa
Tor Smaaffie er bet Ell Wlae, be er
lrllbl9e eiier, "a bar On en- Sile,
BAN, Der ban pda ell 8l1p Bert
opb9nae llot aiep, o. lnpen fife
lana lib nj ban ia 5lfleue itaa un'
Der o. pente paa Watien, Der Ibtlil
iaIosr neb ira ben mplorenbe Wasie.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28

1ratul bar Ell belbi1 0irfuina
pda 8altuuer (Iurtsps), lom fal
alsoes. On er'aren Rano / 81.
Draining al 5jarire uotaler ia
laaIebes: Seq latte IND ire aallu.
ner on reoeoe BEN pll Wlismel,
fe9te Vc'eles cs plpEe. j en- an
ben Alotllna latte leg 4 andre c1
gap Dem netcp lamme SlagS 6sne
o. liBe LA meget, men oesuoen en-
puut tntnuit Ir9ful blanpet lam
men mee Wdoen. De tapoe caiaa
iulot op al Sui inbe / ft Aauite.
Seq Nasitbe benz ale s lamme Das,
% beer al benz, lom bapbe iaast
au! al iplle, peteoe /! Vunb mere
eno tper al be andre, oar iebere o.
nleget meters / alsoei. Ia lea
latte Dem Iup peiepe BE- ale omlrent
ltsemeSet.
Decorah-posten., 1880-04-28
LEE & JOHNSON'S Advertisement.
E 4 JOHNSON,
- banolr mo -
Wanafattnr' % SaiantertiVarer, Satte % &uer, 2to %
ZtosIer, Ssloutaloarer. ialtet 90 torret JiIe, 86eeer.
% Ruromaserarbeise, 3auspdrf, FAINT Mnset,
Der eucr uutu ben aIminOtis, Bsnepnde
General !

vi huaoe os hepeb at unb.rrete ben 9rbs Beotniue ai Seorab %
Omssn ON. at ri rpta bar fa@t blm Dor olminbslse 8uarimipuius af
Baru benbereube til Dor Ssrrstniro.
Timber Sornolatuine Of at 5ibsrnt bsepnoe at lpsne op uo9,t, bar ui
maoHe Sisr hot fsrre Snbfsb otnut Sang mo i9opaula % fan mon bufor
csnt, at Hnos ct nOst hsrrs uOuals al fOasaiss Sarsr hos Os nu eo
iblSue
Borren,u. bu buutsu pr 5s thr cor, Sntinaiou,r haaoer % p.c
alsnange Abisarhtr sr psb rersnoe 4ororu9 or Often at forss. pa
at fsrs Soi bag 4pt, nal u Pun opqs ON, at pore 8arer eer Dor Sor.
menins ere butrftu Ncics sMr bsrrt bUuisu blisse eu bprrs emo hos
anere Grhse 6lf at nj iu@n Drives" bruer for at lohs St mo % ptl
eerfor operiaos I'll ben. iOm trenau bao ri bar at iUas at bsh,mns suhu
ban bill tibe bos os ,utr bOs anor& 9enss paublsmaobe bar bohloaas
forRant os Dor fube Anod Of 9Otrenu9er. % baabsr ri for Srsmtiosn
Deb Dor. Seuners Sdp at tuuue he BET iamm,.
Nso sat Ill Ollie, im bar bcert Os mb Ssguins. tsenu ri os
5Ubinotisf,
3l-3s LEE & JOHNSON.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-03
Ap1stinguished Fishing Party.

r. B. Angus, Esq, of st. Paul, Vice Presi-
dent of the st. Paul & Manitoba road, left
about ten days ago to join Mr.. George
Stephen, president of the road, at the pri-
vate fishing grounds of the latter in Canada.
An Ottawa special of June 80 makes the
following mention of the party:
The Princess Louise and Prince Leopold
reached Oausapscal, on the Metspedi river, on
Monday. They intended to fish for salmon on
the Metspedi at that point, but were disap
pointed in their expectations. Col. Mcneil
and Lady Pelly met their royal highnesses at
the station and escorted them to the summer
residence of Mr.. George Stephen, president of
the Montreal bank. The colonel had Just left
the salmon pools, and reported mo fish"-the
salmon being extraordinarily late in put
ting in an appearance this season. The
distinguished party awaited at Causapscal the
arrival of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, who left
Quebec on Friday morning for the fishing
grounds, after taking part in the French.
Canadian fete of st. John the Baptist. His
excellency and the party went on TO Campbell
ton, and there took the steamer for the Grand
Oascapedia, where residence has been erected
for their accommodation. The flagship North
ampton, and Lord Lorne and the Princess
Louise, will visit North Sidney during the
summer months.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-03

| cape. The men were engaged in getting away
with three kegs of beer. They were
brought before Judge Flint who let them down
| light, giving them fifteen minutes to get ont of
town.
A farmers team attached to wagon got on
the rampage in West st. Paul yesterday morn
| ing and ran away. They ambled across the
| bridge at $40 gait and steered through a
million or less teams at Bridge Square with
the nicely of an old landsman. Turning up
| st. Peter street they were collared at Sixth
street without having injured any one or in
| ficted much damage. ssThe team was owned by
Charles Neuhauser, and the wagon was slightly
damaged.
The incomplete bridge for the Short Line
| near Meeker's Island is startling curiosity.
One half of the long span has been completed
and sticks out in the air, one hundred and fifty
feet above the river. without any false work to
| support it. one hundred and siXty-two feet from
| the pier on which its shore end rests. Still
| more, the engineers say it is self-supportin G,
other section. Judge Chandler is studying the
problem, with view TO building bridges with
out any piers or foundations.
suit for $1,000 damages was commenced
in the district court yesterday, by Mrs. Ann
Grsgan against the city of st. Paul. The
damages are claimed for alleged injuries
said to have been caused by a defective side
walk. Plaintiff alleges that while proceeding
| along st. Peter street, near the Market house
on the 9Th of last April, her foot caught in a
displaced plank, and, falling she broke her
| ankle. The complaint states that she has suf-
fered greatly by the accident and has been put
to great expense. Therefore she claims $1,000
as damages.
Articles of incorporation of the ST. Louis
River Lumber Company were filed in the
Office of the secretary of state yesterday. The
principal place of business is at or near Knife
Falls, Carlton county, Minnesota. The capital
stock is 100000 to be paid in in installments
upon assessments by the board of directors.
The inoorporators are D. M. Sabin and Charles
N. Nelson, Saltwater; Charles A. Graves, Du-
luth; and W. R. Merriam and James Smith, Jr
st. Panl. whosconstitute the first board of
directors with Charles N. Nelson as President,
W. r. Merriam treasurer and G. 81. Graves
secretary.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-03
PERSONAL.

Harry Whitcomb, of Chicago. is at the Clar-
| endon.
M. III. Ames, of La Crosse, is at the Claren-
| don.
Irving D. Clark Of Gloversville NY, is at
| the Clarendon.
@. A. Wheaton, of the Mortified Journal,
was in the city yesterday.
| At the Windsor: T. W. Meyhew, Grand
Marais, Mimi; B. @. Tiffany, Grand Forks.
l.. W. Litchield, daughter and mother, of
| Thompson, arrived at the Merchants yester-
| day.
Hon. E. McMurtrie collector of customs,
Pembina, arrived in the city yesterday for his
Fourth of July holiday.
Mrs. r. A. Allison and daughters and Miss
Hodgeman, st. Louis, yesterday engaged
| apartments for the season at Elmo Lodge.
| At sthe Metropolitan: G. T. Hamilton,
Brainerd; Col j. F. Barr and Richard Osborne,
| Washington, d. c.; VIM. L.. Grant, Heron
Lake.
Capt. H. A. Castle will retire from the Dis
| patch to-day or Monday and will be succeeded
by Gov. Marshall pending Gen. Adams COM
pletion of his census work.
| At the Merchants yesterday: A. D. Ander
Son, River Falls; A. P. Farrar, Brainerd; Jes-
! sic Mcintyre, Red Wing; N. P. Clark, St.
Cloud; I. Donnelly, Donnelly.
| Hon. Roderick Rare, mayor of Davenport,
| Iowa, is in the city the guest of DR.. Bryant.
Mr.. Rare has large farm in Dakota Territory
| to which he has been paying visit.
| Col. Thos. T. Barr arrived in town yesterday
morning and is receiving the congratulate ms
! of his host of friends. The Colonel accom-
panied Secretary of War Ramsey, and will re-
main in the city until Tuesday next.
Hon. Knute Nelson and Hon. s. U. Pinney,
of Madison, Wis, will to-day go to Breckin-
| ridge on their way to Winnipeg, from whence
| they will return by way of Mr.. Nelson's home
| at Alexander. Mr.. Nelson studied law in Mr..
| Pinney's office.
Hon. Frederick Won Baumbacb, Secretary of
State, returned yesterday from short visit to
his home at Alexandria, thus quoting the
| groundless canard of his serious illness. Mr..
Von Baumbach says the crops in Douglas coun-
ty and in that section are looking splendid, but
on the sandy soil this side of st. Cloud, are
| not so promising.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-03
A Pennington Boom

R. G. Judson, secretary of the State Agri-
cultural Society, peiF = flying visit to St.
Paul yesterday. t. d1oBE reporter who
caught him on tie wing, Mr.. Judson said the
preliminary arrangements for the State fair
of 1880, to be held at Rochester, had been
successfully inaugurated, and that everything
indicated a splendid and successful ezhibi-
ton.
Pennington, MIR. Judson said, was just
"booming." Since the town was located
there had never been SO much building
IN progress as now. Everybody
was full of business, and consequently
was happy. Pratt & Robinson's mammoth
elevator was being hurried to completion in
readiness for the coming crop by q large
force of workmen. The two-story brick
store being built by Charles Grebie and G.
M. Ditman's bank building, also brick, are
rapidly approaching completion. The
frame of Hon. George W. D'lly's new livery
stable, 3Ox1OO, is completed 80 that he is &C.
cupylng it with his business, though the
brick veneering is yet to be put on. This
building is supplied with an iron roof. and
its internal arrangements are said to
be as complete as any in the State.
Martin Niskern Is brick veneering his big
hotel, and II. w. Whitaker is building a
two story boot and shoe store, also to be
veneered with brick, and SO it goes, new
buildings on all sides.
The old settlers of Pennington will cele-
brate the GLORIOUS Fourth Monday the
fifth. by public gathering at the fair
ground. and an address by Hon. Ara Barton.
AS the ''old settlers of Pennington never
do-things by halves, and as the speaker for
the occasion is an expert in plucking the
American eagle, jolly good time may be
expected.
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CONSUMPTION CURE.

In ehangeable climates like ours, everyone
should remember that Halls Balsam for the
Lungs has proven itself to be SURE cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all
Lung Diseases, and for q common cough or cold
we guarantee every bottle. It has saved the
life of many, even after all hope had fed.
Many of our most Intelligent families would rs
soon be without wooden clothing in winter a.
not to have Halls Bslsam always on hand, for
ii never fails to Immediately relieve all sore
ness of the the throat and lungs. A single dose
taken st bed time will gently,warm the blood,
cause refreshing slumber, and by morning an
ordinary cough or cold will be gone. Ask
your druggist and your friends concerning tn
merits of Halls Balsam. Pricefor large bottle.
81.
Remember we keep this excellent remedy on
sale at our drug store in st. Paul. and do most
cordially recommend 1t to our customers and
all good people. MOVES BRoe. 3 OuTLER agents:
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Chas. Cotton, of Minneapolis, has opened an
Employment Office at 100 East Third street,
this city, under the management of his late
clerk, VIM. s. Moore. Strange men coming to
this city looking for employment, as well as
those who need help. will find this a convenient
and square-dealing institution.
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HOTELS FOR RENT Two hotels for rent in very
IL promising towns in Southwestern Minnesota,
on the St. Paul & Sioux City railroad. Tenants
must be enterprising men, prepared to furnish re-
specially the houses, and to keep, In all respects,
frst-cass hotels. To such men highly favorable
terms will be made. Apply to j. 81. DRAKE, Land
Commissioner, st. Paul. lat
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PILES! PILES! PILES!
A Sure euro Found ar Last. NO One Need


A Sure Cure Found ar Last. NO One Need
Suffer.
Assure cure for the Blind, Bleeding Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered by DR..
Williams ian Indian remedy. called DIR. Will
liams' Indian Ointment. A single box has cured
the worst chronic cases of twenty-five and
thirty years standing. No one need suffer five
minutes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions, instruments and electuaries
do more harm than good. Williams' Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching
particularly at night after getting warm In
less relief, and is prepared only for Piles, itch
ing of the private parts and nothing else.
Thousands of cured patients attest its virtue,
and physicians of all schools pronounce it the
greatest contribution to medicine of the age.
It matters not how long or severely you have
been suffering, you can be cured. For sale by
all druggists. MOVES Bios. & CUTLER, whole
sale agents.
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MTANTED-A place by boy, to do chores OF
w writing for board while going to school. Ad
dress ROBERT, GLOBE office. 118'
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Houses.

TTOUSE to rent on Tilton avenue between Waba-
I'LL shaw and st. Peter streets, seven rooms with
closets, cellar, water, etc. J. G. DONNELLY. So
Wabashaw street. 177*
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XNTANTED-A position in small general store to
w keep books after business hours, with salary
CO $40 to S15 per month. Best of references fur
nished. Address W p, this Office. 116'
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NOR RENT-Brick house, No. IT'S Fort street.
Il Barn and all modern improvements.
100. JOHN GRACE.
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Don't forget the change of time on and after
July 7th for the Dalles Up and back the same
day,
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SITUATION-By yonng man to drive team and
y to do general work. Address T :, GLOBE Office.
14G&
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A TTENTION, Banks, Agricultural and Lightning
ARod companies undersigned wants a job as
collecting agent Understands thoroughly the law
relating to notes and bills. W. Fl. DOYLE, Center
vile, MINI. 49,
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JETANTED-By gentleman lately from Ireland, a
w situation in store, or management of a farm
understands all about sheep, cattle and hors es
Highest references in st. Paul. Address f. B. T.
this Office. 49,