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oats, 47,772. The shipment to-day were
wheat, S,S25. corn, 25 25l, oats, 81, $40. The
corresponding day last year they were,
wheat, 5,Oil; corn, 1883; oats, 80, 1855;
Provisions were dull and lower, the last
quotations for May pork were at $685., but
ON last call none was offered. For June,
pork fell Off Is cents and brought $685..
The last reports of lard for May We're at
Sll S7i, but none was offered for sale at the
close of the day. June lard.brcught Sill 80,
Il decline since Saturday OF "A cents.
In st. Louis there was no change in the
price OF grain beyond daily fluctuations,
May wheat sold at the same price as at the
close last week. Sl.lii; June was lower.
and brought Silica. May corn was up and
was quoted at 52a, while June advanced
from to 4, and brought 53i to 4. May oats
were higher at 43i, whine for June they
were lower, and closed at II.
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ENCRuCIiTING PAIN.

EDWIN FREEMAN, of Norton, Mass, says "l
have suffered the most cXcrucaing pain in NV
kidneys for years, and physicians or medicine
could not relieve me until about three years
since | commenced taking Hunts Remedy.
purchased bottle at Elaudmg's drug store in
Providence, and took the first dose there, and
after using one bottle was free from all pain
ana although this was three years ago hay,
seen no trace of disease aud have not had To talk,
any medicine since. believe Hunts Remedy /,
he the best kidney and ycrmcdiciuc ever known
and chcerfully recommend it to all sufferer,
from this terrible disease"
Hunts Remedy is n purely vegetable prepare.
ton, scientifically prepared by skillul Phar
macist go Con.
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LIQUORS
TO-DAyR uuuTArIONs.

ALooHoL'-yq =, per gu ~ per high wines.
WHisvy-Re,t'rod ' t0cp1 81 AZ pe- PRO,
sour mash one year old, ~ Nc two years ole
VI 15@s2 o. three years old. s. 2,saS2 3D. Ssuoy
extra old whisky. 81 DA ~ per ssc
WiNes-Chr,t IL case Mon per quality; "a
hwba per gal ~ al 80 r,rl u W@i sherry
per gai, 81 Ola 4. Maleira, 2er sal. q soSS whit
wine In cAscs. % bmli
CHAMrAaSe--lules M'un \ Co, s2Ssosg go,a
eick, In basket ,!6to!& Kr,iA. IN basket tl6, b
Domestic cha0,pavuo, Sdsl&
Borris bssH--SL Lam, quartz tl2 p,nts sla "
budwctset own sise $40 w p'uia va n. W.
anger bcei, quarts, us, pints, sis,S, key he
Arn-s,ocs Ala nor dot q ooaa sS Porto.
per doG, g. QOOp2 IS
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WOOL, HIDES ANDPELrRIEs
To.DAYs QUOTATIONS..

T0.DAY's QUOTATIONS..
Wool-Mexcan, free of burrs, ~ to lie Mex.
lean improved Ia to lSc; coarse, IL to loc ;
coarse medium, 10 To NC medium. 20 To Ole
line medium, u to 25c fine wool, according To
dirt and condition. 10 to no bury, 3 to lQc pcr
III. Ices, according To burrs.
HIDES Heavy hides, IL lbs and up, sound,
,Sc; hight hides under II lbs, free OF grubs, lOc;
bulls, bad and damaged. s.; dry sailed, loo
wet sailed, 10 green hides, 6c.
PsirsiEs-D,or skins, 20 to 90 antelope, 10
to lbc goat skins. 10 10 $50 sheep pelts, as per
wool, 20 to &c sheaIlings 10 to l5c.
TALLow-prime tallow, &c tallow grease. s ia
o.o grease, yellow 10 brown, to 10.
BkxswAx-prime yellow, s5c dark and adul.
tcratld Is To M ~
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FUTURES.

. In New York cotton futures were 9 "a
. points better for some months than
on Saturday, but the advance A
slightas 10 be barely worthy
OF mention. In New Orleans There
yas On advance OF . few points, but oil ths
cnanees e!guiiy nothing. There was moth,
w r clo.sd vntil Wednesday.
Moego Produce and Provislons. Wheat
~ ohade lower than on Batur
, NY j SS:'hg :, !. }i,s!, IL s asSl!p,
- -. dSI e e
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Hunts Rcmctlu.

saw EtNpu iii. SNAbE.
Mrs. NANCY j. SMITH. of Eastland, Tex.
writes:
81 was terribly afflicted with Kidney Disease
and Dropsy, having suffered for over three years
l employed the best physicians in this county
and obtained no relief but was getting RAPIDLY
worse. My family and friends had lost all hope
My son happened to read your advertisement of
Hunts Remedy, and procured the medicine for
me. | began to take ii, and il worked like a
charm. After taking several bottles became
entirely we'll am Indebted to Hunts Remedy
for saving my life and if it had not been for
your great medicine surely would have been in
my grave to-day"
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sADDLERY AND LEATHER,

TODAY QUOTATIONS
SoLE LEATHER OAK-No, !, 3g6pi0 No, q $40
80
Hlnfocx-Besi bufYAlo slaush,or, 90, good, 20,
best Matsmoras, ~ No. 2 -,
OAK HARNESS LnArHHR-No l. So 1850; No. a.
&c
HsMLoox--Prime S. do good, Sc,
Fnnscu CALrsxiN-N ~ 70 1 sS according 70
quality.
PMILApltrHiA CALrsxis-No. I, q 10 10 4 7E
10 No Z u " 70 10.
PuiLADHLrHIA Kirs-No I. $50 10 q % 20
0rdirg 10 weight.
No. & stage collars, sllbN
Duck collars N,h
No. 4, In cotton back bands, 81, 2N
I. No, az cotton back bands, 81. 90.
No. cotton bark bands, tl.7A
M-6-2 trace chains. t6c.
6k-S-2 trace chainA $40.
T-S-2 trace chains COO,
..kn 1 hook hans II. h H., t.D, No. 2
No. I Web Hatters rope uc, "a %.
No. 2 Web hAtters rore ue slsA
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GRAIN AVID BarADsTuFrS

GRAIN AVID BREADsTuFrs.
WHsAr-ChoiCe 90c medium, &c.; low grade,
76c,; Nicaragua, 80 to GNc
RYE--s rm at 8 TO SIC.
BARLEy-50 O6'c
OATs-50 To 52c. Tor spring so to tjc. for fall
choice red rust proof, IS TO GOc.; In sacks. 80,
additional.
"orN-In shuck, 80 to So; sbclled aud sacked,
sS 10 $50 -.
BaAN-We quote at mills, 9oc.; In store, sacks,
ol20.
FL0UR-we quote City Mills as follows xxx,
q 40; xxx, 81 65; extra, $40; Magnolia,
o275 Fancy, 81 40 to t3i5; choice, t32J to
1925; XxXX, 81 90 to S3.t5; XXX,t2 .JO to
e2.65; Xxx $40 TO s2 %.
Com MEAL-Per bushel, Sc
FEaD-Chopped corn per 100 lbs, t23 ;
crushed corn and cob per 100 lb1, 81 y; crushed
corn ami bar"v. per 100 lbs, S2.C0: corn bran,
per 100 lbs, 76c.
HAY-Dark, 90 10 IS; bright So From stores
--prairic, baled. dark, 81 10 81 bright, sl2;
bright, free on board car, $40 TO 8l2; dark. "
70 S.
MILLET sEEp-6Oc German mllet 81. %.
C0TToN SEan-Fim at 13sc per bushel.
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PROVISIONS,
ro.pAYV QUOTATIONS

DAoou-Icns clear sidea i2c abort olsar
iakc breakfast bacon tbc
:, psv sAis--Lons clear aaeA ike short clear,
HAns-piaiu. tlci,xc
LAn,..Iis!eA laNS nsH esgsl iss so.lb
as S 81 ~ 50 s sssS VIC lob 'aaS sIsN
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
UONi MERCIAL.

DALLAS, MAY 1.-The receipts of grain In
this city by wagon to-day We're fair, beinf
principally corn, with u few loads of oats
and wheat. The shipments were car O.
corn to Abilene. a car of oats and mixed
car of oats and hay to the same point, and
a car of wheat to St. Louis. IT. seems
strange that our mills in Texas sht uld bt
lying idle for want of grain to manuiaci ure
and wheat is being shipped from here to
northern markets. Prices are firm al
quotations:
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America Ahead!
SAVE YOUR MONEY

II you arc going to tho Mineral Wells IN Palo
Pluto county. never buy your tickets on the
70 lose your money. There are always tuf.
ncient number Of hacks Ut the railroad station
NillsApl 10 convey ycu 70 the wells without
relay They charge % cents sxta II you buy
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-17
4. III. NICOEAY-AUCTroNs.

pY a. II. NICOLAY, large aid important
- auction sale of very valuable st. Paul real
estate. business and residence, improved and IN
improved property, in lower town and st. An
thony hill, as follows: The northwest corner
Robert and Sixth streets, opposite new Grand
hotel and new st. Paul chamber of commerce
sites; rs feet on Robert street and 80 feet on
Sixth street, with the frame buildings thereon;
also one lot on East Fifth street, adjoining cor
ner Robert street, 50x150 feet; also northeast
corner jackson and Ninth Streets $50 feet on
Jackson street and 210 feet on Ninth street, with
all the frame buildings thereon; also northeast
corner Washington and Ontario streets, 100 feet
on Washington street, 205 feet on Ontario street
and l2O feet on Spring street, sadjoining the
Minnesota Soap company, with side track On
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroads also
corner East Third and Kittson streets, l5OxlOO
feet, for manufacturing purposes; also northwest
corner East Fifth street and Cedar street: q.
s. Government stables, 50xl00 feet; also south
west corner East Fifth and Willius streets, with
three buildings, present RENTALS 900 to 81 300
per annum; ground suitable for manufacturing
or wholesale stores, and close to the railroads;
also East Third, Fourth ard Canal streets; lot
z, Dawson's Encouragement of block 20, Ly-
man Dayton's addition, embracing three
fronts, containing about &c, 600 square feet, for
large manufacturing purposes, with water for
steam power; also lot 6, block I, Warren & Win
slows addition; also one lot on Minnesota
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets :;
also blocks ! and 6, % lots each, Halde-
mans addition; also house and lot on Goodrich
street, opposite Douglas street; also desirable
residence lots on Summit, Nelson, Grand, Uni
verslty and other avenues; also on Rice, Tilton
and other streets on line Of street cars, includ-
ing the new line on Grand avenue and Victoria
street, st. Anthony hill; also good lots in
West St. Paul proper, suitable for Immediate
improvements. All to be sold at auction, We'd
nesday, Nov. 81, 1883, at the Minnesota Real
Estate Exchange, No. 10 East Third street.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, sharp; all to
be sold on liberal terms, and sale positive.
For full particulars apply to A. II. Nicolay, Auc-
tioneer and Real Estate Agent, No. 20 East
Third street. 313,
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1851
WITHOUT EXAGGERATIoN, the finest
w Block of Ground on West SsHenth street

WITHOUT EXAGGERATION, the finest
w Block of Ground on West Seventh street,
consisting of A valuable lots, at auctiom-i
will sell at auction, on the premises, on Friday,
November 23d, at 2 o'clock p. m, block 25 of
Shnson, Brown q Ramsey's addition to Saint
Paul, consisting of forty-four fine lots. 1.-The
Fort street cars passes the ground.) This ele-
CANT property is located within two blocks of
the Sioux City shops, and three blocks from the
Short Line crossing. The block is bounded by
Toronto, James, Warsaw and Palace streets,
and intersected by West Seventh formerly Fort)
and Daily streets. West Seventh street has
been Macadamized from the Seven corners to
Fort Smelling, at an expense of $4,000 and is
now the great business artery of Saint Paul
The Street Railway company's lines extend
through and beyond the property to be sold,
thus making it convenient to any part of the
city. The ground is perfectly level and overiies
strata of the finest limestone building rock in
this section of the country, which has been ap-
praised by experts at value OF over $4,000.
The owner, James Stinson, Esq, has placed this
property in my hands fer sale, without limit,
ard has made the terms such as will enable any
one of moderate means to get home. This is
one of the best opportunities to obtain PROPERTY
In this section, that has yet been Gffered
Teruls-One- bird cash, balance in one and two
years, at per cent. interest. Samuel g. Sloan,
Agent, 126 East Third street, St. Paul, MINI.
P. e. KAVANAGH,
1881 Auc.ioneer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-17

PoILADELPHIA, Nov. 16-At the Metho.
dist church extension report, the commit
tee on estimates and appropriations
adopted the whole amount appropriated,
$l59.610. The fifth resolution of the gem
ersl committee was rescinded. It is as fol-
lows: That no church costing over $4,000
shall in any case receive aid from the az
tension. The fourteenth resolution was
amended as follows: That maximum
rate of interest be charged on loans to
churches not to exceed six per cent. Thi.
evening banquet was held in the Cont
mental hotel. Bishops Simpson and War
rem and others made addresses.
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PERSONAL.

R. S. Tyler, Fargo, is at the Merchants.
j. D. Ensign, Duluth. IS at the Mer-
chants.
A. r. Albertson, Rockford, Ill, is at The
Metropolitan.
A, a. Lyman, of Morris, visited ST.
Paul yesterday.
Henry Arnold, New Britain, Columbia,
is at the Merchants.
PA. Wooley, of Elgin, ILL.,, was at the
Metropolitan yesterday.
Mrs. S. L. Crocker, of Faribault, dined
at the Metropolitan yesterday.
Hon. Y. 3. Clark, of Benson, paid his
respects to Gov. Hubbard yesterday.
Chas. W. Gray and wife, of Greene, N.
Y, are stopping at the Metropolitan.
G. G. Chandler, Helena, arrived in the
ity yesterday and is at the Merchants.
Hon. Robert Miller and wife, of Fergus
Falls, were at the Merchants hotel yester-
day.
c. D. and Mrs. Douglas and Mrs. C. q.
Fisher, of Emerson, were at the Merchants
yesterday.
Mr.. Black, of the extensive firm of
Black, Franck & Co., Louisville, Ky, is
sojourning at the Clarendon hotel.
Ole T. Tonstad, the popular and trustful
clerk of F. Wilson, proprietor of the
American house left for visit to Norway
last evening.
Messrs. Geo. W. Stinson, of Washington
Court House, and John Stinson of Auburn,
Maine, were among yesterdays arrivals at
the Merchants hotel.
DR.. Bowers, second assistant at the
Rochester insane asylum, was in the city
yesterday purchasing gas fixtures for that
institution, which ia to be thus illuminated
by Christmas next
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Bargains in black and colored cashmeres.

Bargains in black and colored cashmeres.
Bargains in flannels.
Bargains in quilts and blankets.
Bargains in dolmans and cloaks.
Bargains in kid gloves.
Bargains in wooden goods.
Bargains in corsets.
Bargains in sheetings and muslins
German knitting yarn 81 per pound.
All at genuine closing out sale of dry goods
and notions at Fischbein Bros, Seven corners
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whole nation of housekeepers have been
using DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder for
years and has proven it pure, effective, and
healthful. They know it to be the best baking
powder for they have tried it we'll and it has
never failed them. This is knowledge gained
by experience in the Kitchen in actual use.
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Mrs Campbell has just arrived from Chicago,
and will teach all the latest stitches in art needle
work at 270 East Eighth street, every Mon
day and Thursday. She makes a speciality of
shading correctly, and guarantees perfect salts
faction. Call and see some of the work.
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REAL ESTATE.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We have sold for Mrs. Ramsey, ''The Anna E.
Ramsey addition to St. Paul." to Mr.. Charles B.
Wright, Jr., of Philadelphia, and it Will DE
known hereafter Wright's Encouragement OF
the Anna E. Ramsey addition.
This property consists of 420 lots on the north
side of Summit avenue, just east of the point
where the Milwaukee short line railroad crosses
the thoroughfare.
pass by, how beautiful the land lies, sloping
gently towards the avenue.
We have set out 1900 fine, large maple trees
along the streets in front of the lots, which will
add greatly to the attractiveness of the property
The city is growing rapidly in that direction,
and the growth Will be quckened by the extern
sion of the street car line TO Victoria street.
Mr.. Wright's lots lie five blocks west of
Victoria street.
tits just twelve minutes ride by the Milwau-
kee road from Summit avenue crossing to the
Union depot.
Mr.. Wright intends to build ten OF more houses
on this property early next spring, and other
Improvements will undoubtedly follow.
We are now offering these lots for sale.
Liberal inducements will be made to those who
will improve.
For prices of lots and terms of payment
call on
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Screens.

Among the many beautiful novelties presented
to purchasers in this city for holiday and Other
gifts, there is nothing that compares to the ele
CANT stock of screens, which John Matheis
shows at No. II East Third street.
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To the Isrt,e.

Wishing Materials for Fancy Work, MArHEzs,
II Esst Third street, invites attention to his
line of fringes, pl1shes, velours, silk cords,
sncy silk and plush balls, etc.
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The Mandso,nest Mindnu

In the CITY is at Mstheis', No II East Third St.
I2diss, please pause and look at the rich display
OF the finest goods in the world
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For Decorations.

Ladies engaged in preparing household decors-
tions of any kind will find at No II East Third
street just the line of materials they can use to
the best advantage.
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THE ST. PAUL DAILY GLOBE H. 1888
FIVE CENTS LINE
KAH4NAGH,s AUCTIONS.

~ REAT AUCTION SALE OF CLOTHING,
W Dry Goods, etc-I will sell on Monday
next, Nov. 18th, at my sslesroom, 40 East Third
street, very large general stock of merchan-
disc, consisting of ladies' dress goods cassimeres,
red and blue fannels, beavers, ladies' white
blanket cloths, carpets, sheetipgs, cotton fan
nels, table cloths, towels, hosiery; also, mems
furnishing goods, clothing and white shirts
Cotton cloths will be sold by the bolt. The
above stock was lately in the hands of United
States Marshal Denny.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
51l Auctioneer.
ENARM STOCK, AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
Il ments and Household Furniture, at auc-
tion-I will sell at auction, on the premises,
known as the Stees farm, near Lake Phalen, on
Friday, Nov. 16, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m.
horses, COWS, l bull, calves, etc., McCor-
mick self binder, mower, horse-rake, seed
er, tanning mill, corn planters, shelters and
markers, forks, scythes, wagons, lot of har-
ness. parlor, bedroom, dining room and kitchen
furniture, Brussels and ingram carpets, marble
top tables, chairs, lounges, gilt mirror, cook
ing and heating stoves, Venetian blinds, ali the
dairy utensils, etc., etc.
P. T. KAYANAGH,
3l5-2l Auctioneer.
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FOE SALE.

40 ACRES choice land on pretty lake near
~ st. Paul, for sale cheap, or viii ex-
change for st. Paul property; $40 acres hard
in Wright county, Mimi, for sale at 81 per acre
II. s. Fairchild & Son, real estate, corner Fourth
and jackson streets, st. Paul. 32O-322
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ENOR SALE-At bargain, quantity of
u silver ware, good as new; must be sold as
the owners are to leave town. Can be seen at
the jewelry store of Meyers & Finch. 32Q-26
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LNOR SALE-Pool table, bar fixtures, every
II thing complete and new. Cheap for cash
Inquire at 22S Acker, C. C. Miles, 1856 Jack
son street. 275*
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IL OUSES and Lots on easy payments. A. b
A4 Wiigus q Bro, 354 jackson. 315-321
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q 900 CASH, balance monthly; for 1890
pAOO house and lot A. b. Wilgus &
Bro. 3l5-32l
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T,IRST GLASS Saloon and Billiard hall for
z sale or rent in good country town. Rea-
son for selling, party intends taking trip to Eu-
rope for his health. Inquire at Grunhagen d
Frey's, corner Fifth and Robert streets.
2i0 2Q1
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EyOR SALE Oh RENT-lO5 acres, one mile
Il from postothce; best stone quarry in Rice
county l furnish all stone for state institu-
tons, 6hattuck schools, s.. Mary's Hall and all
pubic buildings, located hero. patent lime kiln,
four dwellings, one st ne, one frame barn, one
st ne barn connected " tn blacksmith shop, etc.
TWENTY-FIVE acres, containing thu quarry and in
prov ments, will be sold or rented separately, if
desired. Reason for seIling-old age and poor
health. Apply TO Philip Cromer, Fsribault,
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ENOR SALE. IL furnished rooms. Central
4 ly located with extra low rant. Inquire
al Jackson street. 2s0s
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I Z you want your property sold list it with A D..
i B. Wilgus & Bro, 35z Jackson. 3l5-321
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TiNOR SALE-The following desirable lots:
L lots corner Pleasant avenue and Sixth street
lots on Rice strest. between Iglehart and I'll
ton streets; 10 lots ii Irvine's Second addition
fonting ON Seventh street, lend of bridget; Il
los in Irvins's addition to West st. Paul; also,
q well established paying business. Apply TO
George ". Turnbull, 343 Exchange street, city:
222f
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G7OO GOOD house and lot near Manito-
P w. ba shops; $3.50 cash, balance
monthly. A. B. Wilgus d Bro. 315-32I
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REAL ESTATE.

A BARE CHANCE for few DAYS enly. A
IA well rented property that will pay Is per
cent. on cash invested. 1. N. Snow, 1877 East
Third street. S2I-22
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| W ANTED-A good girl for homework in
w small family; German or Swede; 377
Washington street. opposite City hail..
S2Q-S26
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IGOR RENT-New house, No. 47S Marshall
q avenue. Inquire at 1872, second house
above, or No. Odd Fellows block. 1891
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EYOR RENT-House, seven rooms, $40 a
month. $50 Dayton avenue, ST. Anthony
Hill. Inquire next door. 3I9-323
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LIVERY STABLES.
lost AND FOUND.

EOUND-A spotted white and red heifer,
IL about one year old. Owner can have same
by paying charges. Chas. Pigott, Rice street,
near city limits. 321-23
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VA ANTED-Competent cook. Apply at 374
w Woodward avenue. Mrs. W. D. KIRK.
220-322
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EAiso Agent for BRAIsARD's MUSICAL
WORLD, published at Clevelazd, Ohio. 1t hae
been pubiished over 20 years, and is acknowl-
edged to be the ablest and best, as well IS the
oldest musical journsi IN the countJ. Every
teacher, amateur and pupil should hare IL.
Price 81 so year. Address a. shove. Notified
by postal card, Miss q. vii call at any rsei6enos
IN The aF sm reeeive sabecdpisna.
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M ANTED-A middle-aged lady can find a
w good home by applying at No. 4S5 Vir-
ginia avenue, corner University. 1892
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NIANTED-A girl for general homework,
w and small girl from fourteen to eighteen
years. Apply at 227 Iglehart street from to
O'Clock D. m 3I6*
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ToRENT
ROaGseS

e OR RENT "A very desirable residence on
D Burtingt on street South hill. Apply &c
Whiting q con, Saltwater, MINI. 32U-322
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EHOR RENT-Nos. 557 st. Paul and 55S
e Wacouta streets. Apply to David San
ford, $40 Wabashaw or 602 Canada. $685.
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II OST-A kid mitten with fur on wrist.
~ Finder will be rewarded by leaving at 826
Wabashaw street, up stairs. 821