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Personal.

Hon. John w. Alexander Of Willmar is at
the Windsor
E. A. Gowan of Grand Forks and Geo.
Buckland Of Albert Lea are guests at the
Windsor.
F. Hayes, one of the large land holders Of
the state, is guest at the Metropolitan
IF Barnes and wife, of Kalamazoo,
Mich, are stopping at the Clarendon.
]. S. Allen, of Boston, and Ed Raine, Jr.,
of New Orleans, are guests at the Metro
politans
T. Henderson, of New York, member of
the hrln owning the Anchor line of ocean
steamers, is stopping at the Metropolitan
R. G. Fowler, A. j. Morris and A. E. Par
rolt, Of Aylesbury, England, spent yesterday
at the Clarendon, being en- route for Mani
toba.
A private excursion party from New York
city, consisting of T. W. Barry and the
Misses Cro1lins, Mortimer, Douglas and
Thompson, spent the Sabbath at the Mer-
chants
Agent viii Foster of Che Boston Ideals,
who by the way is wide-awake native of the
Berkshire Mass, hills, and was formerly one
Of the most brilliant members of the editorial
corps Of the Troy, N. Y. Daily Times is so
journing at the Merchants.
John Holland, of Cleveland; w. f. Steele,
OF Steele, Dakota; W. H. Robinson, of
Portland, Oregon; M. H. Stephen, of Kan
sas City; c. w. leonard, of Middleboro,
Mass. Geo o. Eaton, Of Montana. and H.
a Wiley, OF Port Arthur, were guests at the
Merchants yesterday.
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Sewers may be constructed with the double
object Of carrying away the refuse from
dwellings and also the rain which falls upon
roofs and streets; but unpaved streets, back
Yards, and vacant lots often retain the sur
face water until it is rvaporated by The heat
of the sun, or carried away by dry air cur
rents. Muddy, unpaved streets may be set
down at once as sources Of disease. The
greatest evils, however, often occur from
subsoil Accommodations of this surface water.
It is not matter of mere theory, bnt Of
most unfortunate experience, that localities
where subsoil stagnant water is found, in
popuous districts, almost invariably supply
to the practicing physician the greatest num-
Der OF PATIENTS The city Of New York is a
conspicuous example. The original water
/ courses here have been entirely obliterated,
scarcely trace Of the primitive topography
remaining. Subterranean basins are thus
formed by the network Of dilles which have
been thrown across the courses OF the natural
drainage for the street filings, and whateYe.
water percolates through the surface finds in
many places permanent Judgment beneath
1t is well known that this subsoil water, after
acting as leeching agent Of surface, filled
to a greater or less extent with organic refuse,
is scarcely less foul than the sewage itself
Above these subteTanean Accommodations Of
foul water the ground air brings to the sur
face those poisonous carnations which are
invariably the result Of the putrid decompo-
sition of animal matter. In some cities it
has been observed that the rising and falling
of the level Of this subsoil water, periodically,
gives rise to peculiar disease, so widespread
as to become almost epidemic. The falling
of the water level draws into the pores of the
soil large volumes of air, which are again ex-
PEELED by rising level, after heat and mois-
ture have produced their effects in saturating
the ground air with poisons. Neither the
chemist nor the microscopic has yet been
able to determine the nature or composition
of these poisonous emanations. The opening
of unventilated drains, the untrapping Of
gulleys, the breaking up Of streets, or exca-
vations for line of railroad, often produce
sudden evolutions of these unknown sub
stanaes in such quantities as to cause marked
local disturbances of the public health. -Har-
pers for April
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(4oMPOsIToRs wANTED-six or eight com
" potent book conpositors at once. Msss
Publishing Co., St. Paul 9O-sS-
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XTANTED-Ladieso on light and steady work at
wv home, city or country. SO 10 SO per week.
Apply Home Fancy work. 4ls Wabashaw street,
up stairs over Mrs. Thayer's music store, room 2
1891
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Move Along.

The order has gone forth ito move along. =
For some time the citizens OF St. Paul have
had occasion to complain to the police au-
thorities about some Of the streets being
blocked up by a crowd of young fellows, and
middle aged fellows too, for that matter
These. people when once gathered in this
way have been in the habit of mixing in
sulting comments on people, and being
generally offensive in their conduct
The chief of police has concluded to put a
stop to this, and has accordinly directed
that ali such all people thus gathered on
Sidewalks shall be required to move along.''
The enforcement of this order YVES com
menced last night, and the free American
citizen didnot ike it at all It did net ac-
cord with his idea Of personal liberty, and Of
course the free American citizen kicked.
Next to free speech this right to kick is
the dearest Of all the inalienable rights re-
ferred to in the Declaration ofIndependenee,
and this WAS the right that was exercised
last night. crowd Of gentlemen was
ordered to move along' at the bridge and
one 81 the free American citizens kicked,
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IL. S. NORTON.
Dbl o nnn The cheapest lot on Fifth
bIO.OOO street. A four story brick
building is to be erected on the next lot E. S.
NoRToN, 322 Jackson ST.
$4,000. Good business lot near hotel site.
Business lots on all the business streets.
Z. s. NoIToS, 322 Jackson st.
Good south facing lot in Merriam Park Also
one in Lowering Park. &. S. NoRToN,
90-92 322 Jackson ST..
Lots ON West St. Paul fats for only $3.50 each,
on easy terms, adjoining lots that have sold for
500 and $500. This is an opportunity TO make a
good thing with little money.
E. S. NORTON, 322 Jackson st.
House and lot on st. Anthony hill $500. All
cash Il. s. NORTON, 500 jackson st.
Eight room house, corner lot, on st. Anthony
hill, 81, 800 E. S. NORTON, 322 jackson st.
$4,000 Ten room honse, and five room
house, 265 feet on one street, 80 feet ON another
and so feet on another street. This is very
cheap property and very desirable location.
e. S. MORTON, 322 jackson st.
$3.50. Lots near University ave. street car
barns, on easy terms. These lots are bargains at
the price E. NOTION 322 jackson st.
$4,000 Good seven room house, barn, etc.
$500 cash, in pleasant locality and short distance
from street cars. E. S. NORTON, 322 Jackson ST.
Lots on all parts of st. Anthony hill
90-92 E. S. NORTON, 322 jackson ST.
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and was 50 persistent in exercising this
right that the officer locked him up. Another
crowd was interfered With in sirallar man
ner on the corner Of Wabashaw and
Seventh streets, and they did not like il. The
result OF this was that another citizen was de-
prived ofhis liberty, and there was some
more kicking. II is understood that the
chief Of police intends to enforse the order
to ito move along even though the free
American citizen does not like it and it IS
to be hoped that he viii. and that ne will
make ithot for this class of fellows. Its
high time that he should.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Tonight St. Paul,s favorites, the Boston
Ideals, open an engagement for three owe
their first entertainment Fra Diavol0 When
we can see and hear Marie Stone, Miss Ulmer,
Whitney, Tom Karl and indeed all the Ideals,
come to us too often, nor stay too long.
Their visit this time promises to be an ova-
fio,,
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Mr. Mnlcahy-Good marnin.,

Mrs. 0'HolIihan --Good marnin', Mrs
Mulcahy.
Mrs. MulcahyAnd how's the ould man.
Mrs. 0'Hollihan- Och, purity well, thankee.
Mrs Mulcahy, but drunk again last night
though
Mra. Mulcahy--och, dear, dear, the poor
man
Mrs. o'HoIllban-Did you hear the news
about the ineraise in Mrs. Ne Carthy's fam
lily, Mrs Aulcahyg
Mrs. Mulcaby did not. wuz it a bye
or a gurrill2
Mrs. O'HolHhan -'Twas nayther2
Mrs. 0'Hollihan- Nayther; twas twins.
Mrs. Mulcahy wuII wulll
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DIED.

REYNOLDS-In this city, at corner of Fifth and
Broadway, March both, 1884, Augusta, beloved
wife OF Fred Reynolds, aged 81 years and Ia
days.
Funeral services will be held at Emanuel
church Evangelical association, corner of
Eleventh and Pine streets, at p. m Wednesday,
April ID Friends of the family are invited to
attend.
MILLER--At herresidence, No. SO West Tenth
street, at - p. m, Sunday, March 30, Mrs.
Mary Gertrude Miller, widow of the late Anton
Miller, aged 81 years and mouths.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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Moving the Rice and
Neil School BUILDINGS.

Plans and specifications Of the above work
can be seen at the Office of D. W Willard.
architect
Al bids must be accompanied by bond with
two responsible sureties of at least 20 per cent
of the gross amount Of the bid, conditioned that
in case the bid is accepted by the Board Of Edn-
cation. the bidder will enter into contract with
said Board to perform tie work in accordance
with the plans and specifications and for the price
mentioned in his bid.
The Board Of Edncation reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
BY order Of the Board Of Education,
j. G, DONNELLY,
66-91 Secretary.
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Lady friends Of the Emmett Light Artillery bat
terry are invited to attend meeting atthe company
quarters in the Armory building on Sixth street,
at O'clock tomorrow afternoon, for the purpose
of making arrangements for the approaching
Armory fair.
Besley's Waukegan Ale and Porter, at 106 W.
Third street H. orleniann, agent
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Fl. LYTLE,
PaWnbroker and JeWel0r.
41 Jackson Street c,nnosite naarcIan+s Hotel
Al jackson street, oppogite Merohantg Hotol.

An Forfeited origins
consisting of Gentlemens Watches
Silver Watches hunting Solitaire Diamond
Drops Diamond Veil Pins Diamond
Studs Diamond Cuff Bottoms Cluster Diamond
mopd Rings Gold Vest Chains, Ladies' Gold
Solid Gold Plated Bracelets, Ladies' -
Rings all kinds sVerWaf3.
Music Boxes Musical Instruments Breo, duzzleLoadtne
Guns Rifles and Revolvers. etc. ETC. ogue
prices Repairing Setting craving Money
to Loan on all goods of value.
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Death nv Hrdrnnhnhia.

PHnADnLpHiA, March ga girl named
Hannah Kennedy died at Consnochockcn
near this city Friday Of hydrophobia. She
was bitted by dog last January. The
wounds healed up, but she was seized with
spasms last Tuesday and all efforts to save
her life proved futile
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'coTHISG.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

correct following Rebus sent 10 =
Iyo weeks from this by any one residing
1885, for the second spring Sack suit
ana tort the thrd fine pair spring worth 49l
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LOCAL MENTION.
Arrnory Fair.

Anheuser Busch Export Beer, at lO6 W. Third
street. H. orlemann, agent,
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The Kidneys become diseased by impure
circulation which ST. Jacobs Oil makes heal
tliv
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ALSO,
One Four Wheeled Hose Car
riage,
One Set POnlpier Ladders,

eight go Pompier single beamed scaling ladders
with iron strap bound on back Of beam, sixteen
n6l feet long with twenty-four ga inch hooks,
twelve (12) scaiers' safety belts with Hoell's i'm
proved patent snap hook and complete equip
ments, twelve az half ~ inch hemp life
lines--each one hundred f10O) feet long, two ~
life saving chutes--each one hundred (i0o) feet
long
The above apparatus to be deliveredin Saint
Paul, freight free. The said Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Prososals to be endorsed proposals for ''SteaIn
Fire Engine Hose Carriage, Pornpier Ladders
and life saving apparatus, and addressed to
f. r. DEEANO,
President Board Of Fire Commissioners.
WV. O'GoRMAN, Secretary. 1892
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HOUSES
For Sale.

The time Of yesr has arrived when household
ers are considering the question Of home, and
to such we invite inspection Of the following list
Of houses now on our books:
A nine roomed house on Ashland avenue.
A handsome home on Summit avenue, opposite
Mr.. f. B. Clarke's.
The fne residence formerly owned by G. r
MeElrath, Esq, bluff side Of Summit avenue
Easy terms.
A new s-rooIned house on Dayton avenue.
sa,7oO
One Of the most complete and convenient resi-
dences in the city, ON College avenue.
The former residence of W. r. Merriam facing
on Merriam park IN lower town; only $4,000.
a dwelling house on St. Peter street, corner Of
Tfton,
A $4,000 house on Portland Avsnne, Easy
terms
A house on Douglas street, near Fort.
We have sold SO lots in Lockwood's addition
within week, and have sixty more, which we
are offering at $3.50 each.
The eligible hotel property at White Bear Lake
known as the civilians House.
A lot on Portland avenue, near Dale, cheap.
Lots in wright's addition.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS
FOR
MOVING
SCHOOL BUILDINGS
OEFicE OF THE Board or EDUcATIoE.
ST. PAUL, March IS. 1884.

Sealed bids directed to the Hon Joseph Open
helm, President Of the Board of Education of the
city of Saint Paul. No. IT'S and III East Fourth
street. in said city, win be received until Mon
day, March 81, at O'Clock p. m, for
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HrgcELJ4yEoUs.
E0sT AND FOUND.

II oST-Either in Minneapolis or St. Paul, a
IL diamond pin with setting of seven stones.
Liberal reward viii be paid for its return to
Donnellys s, 312 Wabashaw street. 1923
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P. 7. KAvANAGH, Auctioneer.

INVALUABLE WEST THIRD STREET BUSI-
v NESS LOT AND CENTRAL RESIDENCE
PROPERTY AT ATCTION-I will sell at auction
on the premises on Monday April 2lst, at 10
O'Clock a. M, one very valuable business site on
Wesl Third street. twenty three feet front by 100
feet in depth, being the west twenty three feet
of the south 100 feet of lot g. block is, Rice and
Iryines addition, and situated on the north side
of Third street near the corner of Franklin. The
business advantages here offered are well known
and do not require comment On the same day,
on the premises, at II a. M. lot 5, block 60, of
Irvine enlargement to Rice and Irvine's addi-
ton. This lot Is 60x150 feet with frontage on
Oak street near w. Sixth street, and in the i'm
mediate neighborhood of Messrs. e. Geist, E. H.
Schliek, j. b. Olivier, Mrs. Hewitt and others and
Immediately adjoining the new Terra Gotta block
being erected ON Sixth street. The improvements
consist of avery comfortably arranged cottage of
six rooms, shade trees, etc., etc. On the same
day at II 80 a. M, lot 8, block Q, Bazille 6
Gucrin's addition, size of lot 5Ox150, fronting on
Ninth street, fifty feet from the corner of ST.
Peter and Immediately adjoining property that
sells rapidly at $500 feet per front foot Terms
made known hereafter
90-91 r II KAyANAGH Auctioneer
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TJyOR SALE--Four thousand dollars will buy a
II fine seven-room house, nicely furnished with
good cistern, cellar, barn and fixtures. Easy
terms. Inquire s32 Glencoe street. eG91
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FIVE CENTS ALlNE



/. /7yoNJF.TESr ACr0fs11l \ " III posi-. ex
~ anime AMI adjust books, atrendfo any KIM KIM
/ OF ofiice work yicionsiy and obseureiy Kspt
1 books corrected Address, Accountant tnls q
ice. so-so.
| yKTIDE AWAKE industrious. intelllssn 2.
4 wv young man wants work OF any Klna u
once. Address, IS GLoBE Office sOyo
xxYAYTED-- situation by boy of IS in an
| w Office or store Address &c, Gio2e
/ Office sS-sf
/ w ANTED situation as clerk in a clothing or
| w dry goods store, bya young man from
] Canada. can sneak both English and French
% years experience. Good references ADDRESS
Phillip Rouillard, Minneapolis, MINI ooTS4
yTTANTED--By a young German, Of good hab-
| w its. g position as coachman in private lam
! ny Thoroughly understands horses and ms po-
sition. Address Goodman, this Office eo-SS
------------------ -.
sIrUArrons OFFERED
yTTANTFD-An experienced second girl; must
wv bring good recommendations Apply at
2S5 Summit avenue s--1-
yXTANTED-A frst-class girl for general
wv house work at III Fourteenth street.
WIZ.
! yyTANTED.-A First class dressmaker, one
wv who understands cutting and fitting at
34s Franklin ST. so-so
! (foMPOsIToRs wANTED-six or eight com
" potent book competitors at once VEST
Publishing Co., St. Paul. 9O-ss.
| yETANTED-Ladiesc on light and steady worl. at
wv home, city or country. SO 70 $40 per week.
Apply Home Fancy work. 41s Wabashaw sfreet,
up. stairs over Mrs. Thayer's music store, room
oo7y
yXTANTED few good statesmen TO sell the
wv New High Arm Sewing machine q
East Third st-eet. eo*
VIZ ANTED-At Valley House, a cook and
w nurse girl, No. 22s and ss0 " Third street.
1922
IJ1IRsT-class shoemaker wanted. $50 Rice
e street s5-91
A FIRSTCLASS White Barber wanted imme-
| n diately Moran & Mills, Auoka, Mimi SS*
| w ANTED nurse girl at SO Park place. Mrs.
w J. b. West. SIS
| yETANTED- Hong Wah laundry, compe-
w tent girl for washing and ironing. Apply
at once, No. 9s West Sixth street, corner Market.
Ham Mon Hong Proprietor. 6s-ss
-.
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Rooms.

NOR RENT-Nicely furnished room with
IL board, $50 St. Peter street. also day board
Roommate wanted. 90-91.
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FoR SAFE.

NOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room.
II Inquire at As W. Tenth street. S6*
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MTICELY furnished rooms, single or enspite
In with irst-class table board. 10 East Ninth.
1891
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THO RENT-Horse Of six rooms on Ohio
l. street Inquire Of P. r. Mcdonnell, grocer,
corner George and Ohio streets, Sixth ward.
1858
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TyOR SALE--T'he following desirable lots: lots
A. corner Of Pleasant avenue and Sixth street,
2 lots on Rice street, between Igehart and Til
ton streets 10 lots in Iryine's Second addition,
fronting on Seyenth street, lend of BRIDGE; ~
lots in Irvine's addition 10 West st. Paul; also
well established paying business. Apply to
George W. Turnbull, a43 Exchange street, city.
223*
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r IsT your property for sale and orders for
L 4 purchasers with Geo. II. Hazard, Real
Estate and Loan s1geat, 40 East Third street, St.
PAM 30*
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Fir Department Of the CITY Of ST. Paul
OFFIcE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
Central Fire Hail. Cor 8th and Minnesota SITS.
ST. PAUL. Mimi, March 25th, 1884.
Proposals for Steam Fire
Engine.

Sealed proposals viii be received at this Office
until Monday noon, April 14th, 1884 for ono first
or second class steam fire engine with improved
Pruntty relief valve and shut OF and spray
nozzles, builder to give weight of steamer, ca
pacity of gallons per minute and guaranteed time
TO raise fifty (50l pounds of steam pressure from
cold water.
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-KAYaNAGH,s -4ucrroYs.

nAYToN BLUFF PROPERTY OWNED BY
IL THE BOARD OF EDUCATION AT AUG
TI0N--I viii sell on the premises, on Saturday,
April -, at 10 o'clock s. M, lots (6) six, ~
seven. {17) seventeen (1S) eighteen, of block SS,
Lyman Dayton's addition to st. Paul These
four lots form very valuable piece of ground,
having frontage on East Third street of so feet,
and so feet frontage on Conway street, with a
depth of psi feet: situated midway between Bates
and Maria Avenues, overlooking the beautiful
river and country scenery, within 10 inmates
walk from our commercial centre, and in q highly
respectable neighborhood. This property should
call forth an attendance worthy of the locality as
property here will double IN value long before
the Seventh street bridge is completed.
will also sell same day at 2 o clock p. M, lots
one, two, three, four, five aud six, block ten, in
Terry addition to ST. Paul. each lot 5Ox12T feet,
with a frontage on Reaney street, corner of Frank
street. This property is but two blocks from
Post Siding Depot within short distance of the
Harvester & Pillow Works, the Terra Gotta Works,
two blocks from the vast lumber yards of O. N.
Nelson Lumber Co., and j. P Gribben, Esq, etc.
Terms, Is cash, balance in one and two years at 8
per cent.
ql-Q1 p IT KAVANAGH Anc+ionaar
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M1soELnIgEoUs REA1 ESTATE.

TWANT to sellIIonse and lot on Reaney street,
i andwill take $500. DO not want to hear from
real estate men Address A, 40, Globe Office.
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'Ty0MPETENT ACCOUNT y r " ii post. ez
n anime AMI adjust Books, attend 70 any KIM
Of 0ffice work yicionsly and obseursiy kspt
books corrected. Address. AccotiiltaDfs tass q
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sTrU Arf0xs DIFFERED

VNT ANTED--An experienced second girl; must
w bring good recommendations Apply az az
2S5 Summit ayeule. si-S<
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yXTANTED--A situation by boy Of 10 IN an an
w ofice or store. Address "G, tsio2s
Office. ss-9f
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70 RExr
Houses

T5iOR RENT-An elegant stone building, suit
II able for boarding house or LoJeb formerly
Dr. Patterson's property, near Hamms brewery.
Inquire of &. Langevin. 9091.
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THOR RENT--A cottage with four rooms,
q Pantry and Closets good water and every
convenience. Apply to J. G. Mccarthy Sixth
ward 27o~
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yyTANFED. First class dressmaker, one
wv VINO understands cutting and fitting at
34s Franklin st. s0-so
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TNOR RENT--House, 10 rooms, cellar, cistern,
IL well and barn. House in excellent condi-
ton, within two minutes of street cars. Apply
at Bank Of Minnesota. Wm. Dawson. 87*
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NTANTED-A frst-class girl for general
wv house work at III Fourteenth street.
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TyOR REST--House Of rooms, In good order,
Il 3l4 franklin street South, with well and
cistefn IS.
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w ANTED situation as clerk in clothing OF
w dry goods store, by young man rom
Canada. Can speak both English ana rrsi.sl.
10 wears experience. Good references. Address
Phillip Rouillard, Minneapolis, MINI. 1924