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GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.
SrRISe AND SUMMER
UNDERWEAR.
We have a full stock Of
FANCY BALBRIGGAN SUMMER SUITS,
MEDIUM-wEIGHT MERINO UNDERsIIRTS,
GOssAMER MERINo DRAWERS,
LIsLE-THREAD UNDERsHIRTs,
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INDIA-GAUZE DRAWERS,
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Medium and lightweight PEPPERELL JEANS
DRAWERS, our own manufacture.
Also, large stock OF
FANCY HALF HOSE.
H. r. MILLER 4 Co,
CORNER NINTH AND MAIN STREETS.
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I EVl HEXTER

I ENl HENTER
Is OFFERING INTERESTING PRICES
To
DRY-GOODS BUYERS THIS WEEK.
In our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT we have
WOOL LACh HUNTING IN black. light, anc
dark shades q loo. yard;
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AII-MODI. NUNS YELLING aud all other
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20 pieces u STER LINEN AT Toe. worth lJc.;
IINON DE DACCA from nc. worth l2c.:
IlNON DE BACCA al l2*c. worth lie;
IISON DE Inland n l5c. worth zee;
IINON DE IRLAND At poe. worth Soc;
600 pieces OF FIGURED LAWNS al 4, D. Gt' 10
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Don't forget HAT we show the largest line of La
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Also. the largest line OF LACES, GLOVES, ant
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INC. for 4o-lNCH-wIDE SHEER WHITE
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s25O for piece Of (20 yards WHITE MAIN
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no THE l. AIDES.

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ANOTHER MURDER0Us AFPAIR--A WHITE MAN
NEARLY KILLED BY A NEGRO-THE MANIAC
MURDER-BELGIAN BLOCK FOR SYCAMORE
STREET.
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ID. ROBERTSON& co,

NOR SALE-By D. 4. Robertson Il Co., No. Z
IL McQuillan block, corner Third and Waba-
shaw streets, the Oldest real estate agency IN
Minnesota. We offer the following choice
tracts that are bargains, for sale exclusively
by US:
120 feet on West Third street, Just above
Roller mill, and with privilege of railroad track:
40z120 feet corner St. Peter street, frst-class
business lots on Fort street near Seven corners
and Short line; ~ acres north of Rogers add
ton at SO, 750; Is acres NV corner Of Snelling
and University avenues: so acres on Summit
avenue just beyond Short line; "a acres south
east corner Smelling and Marshall avenues. Here
is Short line station for Manchester college, six
trains day each way, by IL nearer union depot
than Woodland park IT Dayton bluff: any of
these tracts, if plated, could be sold at once at
a great advance two splendid opportunities to
lay out new additions. For sale at old prices
for few DAYS only. 400lots in the several addi-
lions near Omaha shops and Fort street railroad
terminus at low prices and on easy terms. This
is the most rapidly increasing neighborhood IN
st. Paul, where more lots are sold and more
buildings erected than IN any other one part of
St. Paul, and where property must greatly in
crease ii value during the present year. In
Michel d Robartson's addition, in this vicinity.
We can offer blocks Of lots: over 200 lots in
West st. Paul, all at low prices and on easy
terms. Vacant and improved lots N all parts of
the city. Business calls invited from parties
who want TO buy or sell. D. A. Robertson g.
Co.. McQuillan block, ST. Paul. ll9
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-29

TOR SALE-Lots on Ellen street near Rice
| L street, $3.50 each. Fine lot on Grand ave
nue. near Dale street, 81 200. Fourteen nice lev
! ell lots on Goodrich avenue IN Summit Park ad
dition for S7,l50. S0x250 feet on Summit ave-
nue near Grotto street for So, 800.
150xl50 feet at corner of Grand avenue and
Dale street for 5000. Two lots on Portland
avenue between Dale and Kent streets for 81, 800
Lots on Holly and Ashland avenues at $4,000
each.
S0x1I0 feet at corner of Dayton avenue and
st. Adams street for 81 800.
Good siz-room house new on Hague avenue
near Dale street for $4,000.
Fine corner lots in Nininger & Donnelly's adj
dition for $3.50.
Good lot on Martin street for $3.50.
Sixteen lots on University avenue between
Rice and Dale streets, ranging in price from $3.50
to 1,400.
Four lots and house at corner of Kent and
Van Buren, streets for S2,100. Cheap lot on
Park avenue. Desirable lot on Charles street
$500.
Bargains in Rice street property.
Seven-acre tract on Rice street.
Three-acre tract on Rice street.
Eight-acre tract on Rice street.
Twenty lots on Van Buren, and Minnehaha
streets for 1925 each.
Six lots on Grant street rear jackson street.
Beautiful lots on Sherburne avenue cheap.
$4,000.
Fine residence lots on Summit avenue, Dayton
avenue and Selby avenue.
Good business lots on Mississippi street.
Two cheap lots in Arlington Hills addition
Good house and lot near Sioux City shops for
5000.
25x150 feet on Fourth street near Robert street
for $4,000.
The best corner IN the wholesale district for
S4Oo per foot.
50xl50 feet on Sixth street near Wabashaw
street for Sl3,500.
House and lot corner of Exchange and Sixth
streets $3.50.
Good seven room house OF Exchange street
near Sixth street for $4,000.
Thirty houses $500 TO S25,000.
Forty choice business lots.
Forty acres on Smelling avenue at $500 per
acre. All for sale by S. Lee Davis, $50 Jackson
street.
$500 buys 24x99 feet on Third street near
Exchange street. This is the best bargain in
business property now in the market. For sale
by S. Lee Davis, 800 jackson street.
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The Onci0E Record.

The following is the official statement
from the register of deeds books. 1t
shows the amount of the transactions for
the past week to be S355,S75:
H. C. Walker 10 Albert N. Lawton. part
of lots 6, : and s, block 107. West ST. Paul
| proper, $3.50.
Herman Kioschke to ". c. Workman.
| lot l, block 8. of Mackubin d Marshalrs
| addition, S1.100.
Chas. F. Rouleau TO Edward Burke, east
| = of lots and ., block t. Marshall's ad-
| dItion to West st. Paul. 800.
Lucien Warner to Long d Winston. lots
IS, Il. 10, 90, u, %. %. 24 and %, block 81.
Summit Park addition, 1862
A. WaIdmann to P. J. Schmitz. part of
lots - and II. block 8 of Leech's addition.
| $4,000.
Robert P. Lewis to Michael J. Barrett.
lot 3, block l. OF Weide's addition. S400.
Edward r. Bryant to John ". White.
lots l, ,, Is and Il. block 6, of Woodbury. d
Cases addition, $500.
H. S Fairchild to Robert A. Kirk. lot
30, block >, of Highland addition, $3.50.
F. t. Bamford TO Robert 4. Kirk. lot 81,
block ,, of Highland addition, $3.50.
Henry G. Thomas 70 robert A. Smith,
ten lots in block 10. of Holcombe's add
ton. $1,000.
N, c. Workman TO John Winterhaltee.
| lot Is, block of Mackubin u Marshalls
addition. $1,000.
Frank B. Clarke to Edward N. Van
Duzee, lot II, block II, OF Clarhe's add.
ton, $500.
Edward NJ. Van Duzee TO Conrad Klein
| schmidt, same as above. $3.50.
Chas. H. Lienau to c. e. Dickerman, 10 5
| Il. y, 73, a and 10 OF Wilkin & Hayward
outlets. $3.50.
VIM. Mckinley to Robert 4. Kirk. lots
IS. 19 and 90, block ,. Highland addition
$4,000.
Edward G. Rogers to James W. Kenne.
dy, block of Rogers second addition, S.,
Electa George to Fred Grunewald e x
of lot II, block Is of Winslow's addition.
$500.
Bernard Michel to Frederick Michel, lots
% and 80, block u, and lot % and part of
lot "a, block IA. Michel & Robertson's ad-
dition, $3.50.
Benjamin F. Schurmeier to Ida r. Fleck-
| enstein, lots Is and Il, block 30 of Airing
ton Hills addition, $500.
Same to W. r, Laid, lots 10. and 16,
block % of Arlington Hills addition, $500.
Colbert H. Cannon TO Henry A. Kellam,
part of lot Z, block q L. Dayton's addition,
S175.
Cyrus c. DeCoster to Louis Paine, part
Of lot 16, block 6 of DeBow, Smith, Risque
d Williams addition, $4,000.
| Same to same, part of lot 6, block l of
DeBow, Smith, Risque d Williams addi-
ton, $4,000.
Lane K. Stone to VIM. Linedke, lot 1,
block 81 of Kittson's addition, $4,000
Edward Otto to c. E. Munson, lot IA
block 2 of Irvines addition of outlets.
S1.1O0.
Christian W. 4. Bormen to Emil NJ. Kir.
by. lots 6 and z, block A of Bells addition
West st. Paul, $500.
| Michael Linninger to Eugene B. Crane
n Is of lots IA, 10 and 16, block II, St
Paul proper, $4,000.
Nicholas Wagner to Louis Fischer, ]
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MIDDLETON d DoUG4N.

MIDDLETON & DOUGAN, 1859. Third st.
WI $500. Two-story frame dwelling house. II
rooms, cellar, cistern, WE'LL barn: lot so feet by
25O feet deep; choice shade trees, Marshall ave
nue., between Mackubin and Kent streets,
S1.O5G. Three lots Van Buren, between Mack
nbin and Kent.
1875 per lot, Martin between Kent and Dale
$3.50 per lot, Martin between Iackubin and
Arundel
$780, Six lots on Division street in MINI
ger &Donnelly's addition.
$500. 100x175 corner Marshall avenue and
Arundel street.
s2,lO0. Six lots on Grand avenue between
Lexington and Oxford
S4,25o. Dwelling s rooms, lot 50 by100 feet.
Thirteenth street between Canada and Jackson
streets.
S1,25O. Lot on L'Or:ent street near Manitoba
machine shops.
5000. Lot on De Bow street near Williams
street.
$4,000. 100 by 40 University avenue corner
Harrington.
$3.50. House rooms. lot 20 by 1875 feet to
alley, East Thirteenth street.
$4,000. Neat dwelling rooms. centrally 10.
Gated Dayton's bluff
$4,000. Dwelling and corner lot, Woodland
Park, Dale and Laurel.
$4,000. Dwelling rooms, furnace. cellar
cistern, well, barn, etc, Ashland avenue be.
tween Mackubln and Kent.
500 per acre / 66-l00 acres near Hamline
college.
S5UO per acre buys choice tract between the
two cities.
$4,000. House and lot on Carroll near Far
Engton.
S2,0OO. House and lot just beyond E. Rice.
on mississippi street.
$1,000. House and lot on Fuller between
Mackubin and Kent.
S525. Lot on Ellen street between Arunde
and Mackubin.
$500. Choice lot near Garfield school. Yves
st. Paul.
$4,000. Five lots on Toronto avenue nea
Stahlman's brewery.
$4,000. Block of 20 lots Arlington Hills ad
dition, well located
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-29
RUNAWAY IND RESCUE.

Bridge square Sensation in which John
Koran Shows Up Brave and Merry
Man.
An exciting runaway and particularly
daring and successful stoppage occurred
yesterday on Bridge square between the
hours of II m. and p. m. The horse be-
longed to John Jaggers, brick manufac-
turer. The horse. attached to an open
buggy, was hitched on Cedar street to the
sidewalk along the side entrance to the
United States express Office, and be-
coming frightened at the sudden
dumping of load of wood, broke
loose, and started on run. Turning up
Third street the buggy was turned bottom
side up, which but increased the fright of
the horse. In front of Ingersolrs store the
overturned buggy was brought in contact
with farm wagon, with such force as to
separate it from the horse, who then struck
diagonally across Bridge square to the
sidewalk about midway of the McClung
block, where three ladies were stand
ing at the time. John Koran,
who stood a short distance away,
seeing the direction the thoroughly mad
dened horse was taking, and the peril Of
the ladies, made rush and as the horse
bounded upon the walk, at the risk of Sc
we're personal injury and perhaps death,
seized him with both hands by his head
gear and brought him to a sudden halt,
thus undoubtedly preserving the ladies,
and perhaps others, from more or less in
jury. 1t was a gallant, nervy act, and
bravely executed. Mr.. Koran escaped with
slight bruise of his right leg against
which one of the forward feet of the horse
struck. The other damage consisted of
the breaking of a strap or two of the har-
ness, and some injury to the buggy, not
exceeding probably SIS in value.
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Bids for Army Supplies .

The following is the list of bids for fresh
beef and mutton opened at the Office of
Capt. G. 3. Penrose, chief commissary of
subsistence at Headquarters Department
of Dakota. Fort Smelling, on Saturday, the
28th instant:
For Fort Smelling. Minnesota.-H. G. &
j. Haas, fresh beef 10c, mutton 1Oc; J. &
A. Brown, fresh beef $9.05, mutton $685.,
choice cuts beef 15c, choice cuts mutton
15c. soup meat beef 10c, shoulder mutton
1215c; Asbogart Louis fresh beef 1876,
choice cuts beef 15c.
For Fort Custer, NJ. T.-Charles Spear,
fresh beef $14.65.'
For Fort Keogh, M. IA. B. Russell,
fresh beef lie.
For Fort Maginnis, NJ. T.-John W. Pow
er, fresh beef 10 9-10c.
For Camp Poplar River, NJ. T.-Walter
B. Jordan, fresh beef 10 9-10c.
For Fort Stevenson, D. T.-Walter. B.
Jordan. Is 9-10c.
For Fort Totten, D. T.-W. B. Brown,
| fresh beef, 15c.
| For Fort Sully, D. T.-Henry L. Parkin,
fresh beef II 9-10c.
For Fort Yates, D. T.-Henry L. Parkin,
fresh beef 94c.
For Fort Assinniboin, NJ. T.-Rebt. L.
McCullochs fresh beef, S9.97.
For Fort Buford.-A. B. Burrell, fresh
beef, S10.48 Walter B. Jordon, fresh beef,
IA $40.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-29

TOHN NJ. LYNCH, 1O4, E. Third street. Pres
- ley block, offers 8 story st NJ building or
Jackson street, for Sl7.5GO. Block in Deans
addition, S5,4O0. so lots in Stinsou's division,
$4,000. Lot on E. Fifth street, $4,000. 60 feet
on Dayton avenue, $3.50. Lot On Ashland av-
enue, $3.50. 2 lots on Holly avenue, $1,000
no feet on Dayton avenue, $4,000. 80 feet cor
ner Yale and Dale streets, $4,000. 8 lots on
Lincoln avenue, near Dale, $500. 40 feet
corner Lincoln and Milton, 81, 300. lots IL
Guiding corner on Grand avenue. 50. 100 House
on Carroll street, rooms, $1,7U0. House on
Rondo. rooms, $4,000. House and 10 lots
on Martin, $4,000 Good lot on Rondo near
Western, $500. Lot on University avenue 81, 100.
and large number of other desirable pieces Of
st. Paul real estate cheap and on easy terms.
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BIEGLER Il Schultz. Bridge square

BIEGLER Il Schultz. Bridge square
ENOR SALE-Dwelling and choice lot, Holly
Il avenue.
Bargain in Dayton avenue property.
Special bargain, Nelson avenue
House and lot near Manitoba shops.
Lots. blocks and improved property in West
st. Paul.
East Seventh street lots.
Cottage on Mackubin street cheap and on easy
terms.
Improved business property on jackson, Sew
enth and Fourth streets
House, barn and three lots at bargain on
Dale street, one of the rarest bargains in the
city, house, and three lots near Omaha round
house.
Four acres near Summit avenue at a bargain.
Improved and unimproved property IN all
parts of the city.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-29
BRTANT e FISCHER.

pRYANT q FISCHER, Real Estate, 63 East
u Third street, have for sale the following:
Lot on Park avenue 81 600; Western avenue near
Summit $500; West Third street business
property, lot on Rice street near Manitoba shops
$3.50, Carroll street near Mackub $500 and
$500, Palace addition $1,000 each, Woodland
PARK addition 81, 500 each, block from street
railway. Edwin Deans subdivision $3.50; lot
or Maria avenue near Third, business property
on Dakota avenue: store and lot. IS lots in
Woodbury. d Cases addition at a bargain, 13
acres near stock yards on University avenue.
Gail and see US.
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Supo Nv Dac 1879

am the Pastor of the Baptist church here,
land an educated physician. am mott in prac-
tice, but am my sole family physician. and adj
wise in many chronic cases. Over year ago I
recommended your Hop Bitters to my invalid
wife, who has been under medical treatment of
Albany's best physicians several years. She has
become thoroughly cured of her various COM
plicated diseases by their use, We both recon-
mend them to our friends, many of whom have
also been cured of their various ailments by
hem. REV. E. r. WARREN.
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A WnrIn of GOnh.

One of the most poplar medicines row be-
fore the America pub. :, is Hop Bitters. You
see it everywhere. teople take it with good
effect. 1t builds them up. 1t Is not as pleasant
to the taste as some other Bitters. as It is not
whisky drink. It is more like the old-fashion-
ed bone set tea, that has done world of good.
If you don't feel just right try Hop Bitters. S.
N1lil1C Ne1rc
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The Late Alexander Kittson

Last evening Norman Kittson left for
Winnipeg to be present at the funeral of
his brother, Alexander Kittson, whose
sudden death at that place at 80 Friday
evening, was announced in the GLOBE
yesterday morning. The kilograms sent
ont Friday evening, to notify Commodore
Kittson of the sad event, found him in
New York city, rendering it impossible
for himself and wife to be present at the
funeral.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-29

***"One mans meat is another monn' spoison''
Kidney-Wort expels the poisonous humors. The
first thing to do in the spring is to clean house.
For internal cleansing and renovating, no other
medicine is equal to Kidney-Wort. In either
dry or liquid form it cures headache, billlisus
attacks, constipation, and deranged kidneys.
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FALLIHEE & NOLAN,
Real Estate
Room Q Davidson Block

-
7 OTIS from $3.50 up.
IL Residence lots in all parts of the city. We
can suit you. Try US.
We have some of the finest lots or the hill.
1915 only, for two days. Lot on Marshall
avenue.
Desirable acres for plating.
If you want to buy house see Us. We can
probably suit you.
If you want property sold almost before SUM-
down, place it with us. Remember the place.
FALLIHEE & NOLAN,
1923 Room 2, Davidson Block. upstairs.
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Twenty-four beautiful colors of the Dia-
mond Dyes, for silk, wool, cotton, etc., 10 cts.
A child can use with perfect SUCCESS.
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RICHARDSON e. BUCKHOUT.


LNOR SALE-Fine residences on st. Anthem.
IL hill from 50, 500 to 100000.
RICHARDSON & BUCKHOUT,
80 Jackson Street.
10 acres just north of Elevator B.
RICHARDSON & BUCKHOUT,
80 jackson Street.
II lots In West st. Paul, $4,000.
RICHARDSON BUCKHOUT,
80 Jackson Street.
2 lots on Fort street, $500 each.
RICHARDSON & BUCKHOUT.
80 Jackson Street.
Lots, Blocks, Acres, Farms, ETC., etc.
RICHARDSON & BUCKHOUT.
80 jackson Street.
Is Acres corner Smelling and st. Anthem,
avenues.
40 acres Il mile east of Minneapolis city
limits. RICHARDSON & BUCKHOUT,
1l9-l25 $40 Jackson Street.
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REAL ESTATE.
S. LEE DAVIS,
Real Estate and Mortgage Loans.
800 jackson Street, st. Paul, MINI.

Investments made and taxes paid for non-
residents.
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JOHN NJ. LYNCH,
Real Estate
104 East Third Street,
Presley Block, st. Paul.

Business property, vacant lots and blocks,
residences and farm property cheap and on easy
terms. Money TO loan.
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REAL ESTATE.
TEEPLE & HOSKEN,
Real Estate and nBrOkeIS
No. 6S East Third Street,
ST. PAUL. MINI.
ST. PAUL.

EOR SALE-179 feet On Arundel, corner lot
II $500. Splendid location for building a
row of tenements.
Corner of Sixth and Exchange street, 120x15O
feet. This property is increasing in value every
day. and at the above price is considered cheap.
Nice house on Rondo street, seven rooms,
80, 100.
House on Yale street. seven rooms, good cellar
and cistern, $4,000. Very easy terms.
House on Dayton avenue, eight rooms, very
pretty place, $500.
House on Hague avenue, eight rooms, cellar,
cistern, nicely fenced, location very pretty,
$4,000.
Lots in Wallace's addition, near Fort street,
5000 each.
Corner on Summit avenue, south frontage.
Block in West St. Paul for $4,000. cod
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A. E. CLARK & CO.,
Real Estate C Loan AGENTS

e8-Ofice open every evening except Wednes-
days.
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HISCELL4NEOCS.

IST your property for sale and orders for
IL purchases with Geo. H. Hazard, Real
Estate and Loan Agent, ITO East Third street,
st. Paul. on.
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FINANCIAL.

VIZ ILL loan upon or buy Life ms. Pobcise
w L. P. Van Nornsa $50 jackson. o.
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900 PSoP FoAN o q. city + iS ssss1
20 East Third street. 1881
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B. F. HALL.