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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-12
Die @abI Tn Der sritten wars.

Binnet i~penigen Sagei1 bat bic brittle
Warb einen alderman 3u ertpd6len,
aber mod ofenbart 5i9 ni6t oas qe.
ringfe Snterefe fiir bic WabI. IS III
oas leioer itets 70 gemeien, tpenn es
f9 I'm einen ein3elnen alderman
banbelte un6 feline peri6nIi1em Sntes
refen ms Spiel fommten. Ma1 be.
traftet bann bic gar3e Wabl dig cine
b0&t glei1giltige Sa1e urb bdlt es
ni9t Der Nfiibe tpert6, ii1 I'm zines
einaelnen Mannes pilen mad Dem
etimmplaB au bemiiben. llno bod
gtebt es faum etpas @erfebrteres, als
biefe @lei@giiltigfeit, benrl mie fam
man einen guten unb fdbigen 6taot=
ratb ertuarten, ment auf bic Musmabl
Der einaelnen Mitglieber befelben feline
Niidf9t genommen tpir62
Inter allen umftdnoen bebiirfen mir
aber geraoe iebt zines tii9tigem 6tabt=
rathes un6 beBbalb fplte man bic be-
borffebenbe Wabl In Der britten Warb
ni4t ignoriren unb BON benz at ermdbz
Ienben alderman @ef9dftsfenntniB,
Tdbieteit unb Elm gefunbes uno unabs
bdngiges urtbeil berlangem.
Us bieten fi9 uns mebrere Mdnner
aur Wabl on, lahen mir iie aber Nes
Due pafiren, 10 eri9eint uns unter
ibnen Derr 9ansD esener als oerieniae,
tuei9er ben Goroerungerl, Die mon an
einea alderman 3u ftelen pleat, am
nteiffen entipri9t.
9err Degener mar bereits Mlbermatt
er 1T alio fein NeuIing mebr, mas ben
@efddftsgang i'm @taotratb betrifft.
ct III feraer elm fortf6rittli9 geiinnter
Mann, Der, 70 LANCE er i'm Mmte NOR,
tets bas @eiammtsSntereHe Der Stab
allen anbern &adfidten boranfeate
nnb f9 ON olerpenigten bur9 teinen
eigenen 0ortbeil lenten lieB. Muserz
BEN beIBt Ct @ei1dftsfenntni1e, Die
elm unbermeibli9es g~rforoernib fiir
Stabtboter finb; UNI es iiberbaupt mil
furaen Worten a~us3ubriiden 9eaene,
NOR i'm Stabtratb Der re1te Mann am
redten plabe. limb besbaIb befiiruor=
ten mir feline @rpdbIung.
Wir mDdten 6errn Oegener nod aug
eiileIt au6eren @runbe ertpdblt feben,
Der iebem 2efer tlar fein muB, Ser Die
Worgdnge in unferm Stabtratbe felt Sen
lesten 4 Sabren perfoIgte. Die Bertre=
tung oes Deutf9tbums i'm Sta6trath
un6 Der Deuti9en ginnuB in ben ffdbs
tif4en angeleeenbeiten iiberbaupt bat
In bebentlider Weife a%bgenommen uno
CT wirb gana f9tpinoem, tpenu mir aud
in Der 3utunft baFeIbe 8erfabren eins
t1lagen. tDie in ben beiben leBten
fdbtif6en Wablen. Mit Der ieitberis
gen 3erfpIitterung ri9ten mir ni6ts
aus, fonoern nur giniefeit fibrt gum
erfoIge. 9ebbalb laBt uns iammt
uno fonbers fir 8. 8. 9esener als
ALDERMAN ftimmen.
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Ser Gebraud 6es 6eueran3iirs
oens nit &oblen6l bat ii6 bel SatpDers
Store, in oer Ndbe BON Dallas, fiird=
terli6 gerd6t. Die 3o9ter zines ge=
nihen 8anoermort goB OeI auf bas
brennenoe Teuer, oas SelgefdB erplo=
birte uno i'm Nu ftanben bic 9lei6er
oes Wtdb6ens in Glammen. 9ie Mut=
ter, Elm Sobn uno spei fleinere S1mes
tern fu6ten benz unglidli6en Mdoden
ge!ttan6 gu leiiten, bod bas 6euer
tbeilte fi6 aud ibren Gleibern nit unb
ale bret Mdb6en limb in GoIge Der err
baltenen granomunben ~gefDrben. Ser
Sob Der Wutter pirb ebenfals ertpartet.
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aetm sRnpden.Metaen mehr.

gotuaro Sbepberb in Sarrisbura, ST., faat
sDa Der @ebraud bes electric Bitter 70 uobl.
tbat'ge Gol9en fur mid bate, baltic i'd mid fit
terpnidtet, bies ber lsiosnDen MenIdbeit nit,
tutbeilsn Sd bate adt Sabre lang Elm bofes
Bein nno meine aerste bebaupteten, bas emit.
ipebsr her anoGen seidabf ODER bas 8ein al.
genomnien tptroen miiHe. Statt heiIen aebraud,.
te Id brei GIaf6em electric Sitter nnb i Sdadl.
teln 8udlens Grniea. SaIbe unb mein 8cin ii
iett gefunb.
electric 8itters pirb ftets ben erfoIa baben,
Der fur oa6eIbe beanfprudt pirb. Nur SO
Gents bic glade bel u. Dreib.
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Weue Waaren.

llnermIoli6 in ieinem @ifer, bas 8efe gu
bisten, mas Der Marft %Iiefert, bat Der betannte
SdubbanbIer 5err JAS. MARTIN Ell.
men neuen gorraib bon Damea- unb Rinber.
Sduben eiuseIest, Der Gaes ibertrift, mos tuir
bisber in bisier 8rande faben. Sic banbae-
nabten Sdube iinb BON elmer Qeidtiafeit mInb
geissana, tlr, jeSen Gub, MOLTEN faseu ieOes
gnbd9en, gu siersn. @ir eriu@sn bic Damen,
fi9 bic neuea @aaren anauIeben unb le iperben
nit rms iibereinFimmen, bas Sas. Martin fei.
men Muf, Der faibionable Sdubbanoler %uniersr
Stabt gu fem, aufre9t erbdlt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-12

- S96nfeIos 6eutfder Nieren= un6
GebersSbee 1T elm tpabrer Sesen fir bic
Menf9beit. Snbem ct ben Dauptlib
biersftinftel aler sefdbrliden unb barts
lddigen Granfbeiten, bic 2eber unb bic
Nierel, in geiunber uno ungeif0rter
Sbdtigfeit erbdIt, 1T er elm unberglei6=
li9es 8~orbeugungs : MitteI, mel9es
S1naer3en, Soften unb 3eitberluft er=
fpart. Sn allen Mpotbefen su baben.
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Wir iinb ,rmddtist 9errn Sans 6.
Eegener fir 3anbibat zines alderman
Der 3. Waro gu Der am Samitag ben
10. Muguft faitfinbenbsn Wahl angus
oeigen. 12,8't3mutp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-12

sVelvetine Powder" Diefe
Yraparation tnrOe auerif in Der preusilGen
@rii,ee sesen berbribte uno s~rinbise Gibe, &c.
gen ba8 Munbreiten ober Wunblaufen, aeaen
Yridelbise uno alle Der lleberbibums bes 8lntes
ent'prinsenben Sautfranfbeiten ~ansepanbt.
@Is elm Vulber fit Ainber ftebt es unibertrof.
fen ba. 1reiS % Gents. Yrdparirt nnb gum
@erfanf BET u. 9reib, Mlan,o Drug Store,
Gan Mntonio. 81
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8. aalteher & Son, Npotbefer, pelae
INNER fur bas @obl ieiner aunben belorst 1T,
bat iebt ben @erfauf bon Dr. 8ofanfo'S
9uften. uno 2nnsen > Syrup erbaltcn, elm
9eilmittel, peldes unfebIbar ale @rfdltunsen,
S9meraen in Der 8ruff, unb ale 2un9en.
tranfbeiten ;urirt. Bur Strobe nebmet cine
Rrobefafde. @epobnli6e @r6be so Gents
unb s 1.OO.
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8aderei nnb @iscream parlpr
j. Wence.

32s Souffon. Ode bon Seferion. strase.
Dem seebrten Yublifum sur Nadridt ba6
id tets cine bolGtdnbise Gnswabl bonn feinfen
8adwerf nnb ielbftsemadten unb importirten
@anoies auf Eager baltic. Els. Cream tpirb in
isoer Auantitat ins Saus ~seliefert.
Gt8falte8 &pbas u. Mtneralmaf5er.
1917 83W
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Ser ein8igen Gamilien Meoiain
Der iemals solbene MebaiIen berlieben
tuurben, 1T bas beriibmte S9mer3ens
beilmittel st. Safobs Del. Oieie
berrli6e Mebi3in bat ii6 i6on felt Ian=
gen Sabren bemdbrt.
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eImproyed Condition Povders,, fir wfer,

be nno @inbbieb. Elm a~usseseidneteS unb CT.
probteS 9ulber in Der 8ebanbluna bon SUB
franfbeitcn aQer @rt, allsemeine ltnpdSlidfeit.
Mntpadirn BET Saui, Haube, gelbes @afer,
Wfangel on Mppetit. @ebrau9sanpeiluug auf
Der Etifette. Gabriairt bon unb 3uin 8erfauf
Bet MboIpb Oreib, alamo @Iaaa, gesen,
iber Der @citoffice, Gun 9ntonio.
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6 { [ s.
San Mnto mir, II. MuguF.
NmmOSdtau In 9erds.

SQU AUID ntD. IL. Nl1d11f.
Mwnn,d,os =. oy.~.s
g. horn @ss%ss. s.
y.nc S,,rh 0 ~ u;t Ssutsos.ags.
mdSner IA s;n si Gaa @ot.s.sB'
WieTeidt murine - opM ea rss. nusos.
Snhsn neil i * 4. a nss ya,.S aat w..
i%Sstsths;Ihobs- n -" O.;Iyasus,sm yss
WsrnnisE,,rn ~ "S 49, ssa'gsm .un,..a.
ooh S; e Mhiss,,no Sss S"nnam .ghm
Sernme nnm gnynus gbs;s; qs;sr;ei
nnh Sie Grnenmnn" me;Jsns =, gs .;ssn,
Wodbfnioer mohsi te;,,sr ~ e. Gs nsM
mdnner 5eine SSnSs -, Gn;.Ia nssee.
haben min. MisrSiras ,notst s'sS S;s
Gntfernuno eernmes isIhsf re Nemos
froien is,,Ris hsmn ~ tror IN
fein ~anif6kiSsr M-orte;ea,csr rrs s"t-
te iooar ,,ehper, Ssmnsrass. inv r., 5om.
botrfe 0nneIfelf MIea mca mon ;hy,
alir Qaii lean f6nrts n ms o. 81,
Gorpefboocs: mar. Ser rnm mint .tns;
Wonofe 7ofo in Seros mnbnte Scs
Fir ober bof ,,on onsoef,,mSsmoftst
6ak iein Batter mn6 fem SnfeI ~ msm
Dorf III Iiberaler Weife allrt bemofros
tif9en gampagnefoub beiaeifetert hos
ben, ut6 biefer riibrenbeu MuhdnoIids
feit an bic 6enofratifde Norfei tpeoen
hdtte rloi, Sernme mint ma 5s;nsm,
@ute hin0nsmerFen soaen 0".m
for1rst nun nod, taB fem NoMfoIaer
goilep, Der bic III Modport erfheinerbe
3eitu1g rebigirt, Elm b6dff anfi6Rioer
bemotrotif9er parteiadnaer unb res
beIibei Elm Jeinb Srelanbs 1T, auf
ipeld' tettere @igenf6aft man elm Be-
oelstelloes @eipi9t 5a Iesen fdeint.
elu tueltererye rba9t erregeuber ums
ltal1o IT bic Mbfeeung bes MariboI
3raep in 0ontton, an oeKen etele
He0gails Uruoer ertlautt tulrbe. Wa=
rum tiiibte gerabe 9racp fallen ur6
mot alid eb6us, 0e@reB un6 Nems
comb, BITE bod befanntli9 bic belize
baBten Skinner i'm Gtaate ftu6. los
nett iidnli1 bie Democratic in Ge<
tr16t fuutfit. Dab fm bieie Mdnner
nod INNER i'm Mmte befinbeu. aiIt oIs
Elm 8etueis Der Ohnnnadt Ser feronis
i@en @ongre6mduuer.
Des @ouberteurs HsreIQub bot fih
pI6tli@ Elm frieaerif6er @eiff bem6ds
lint Apf fx <tnG .s.rs E..t.. go -.
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= Die MISUNDERSTANDING MusfeI=
lung in Griebri6sburg finbet am 49,,
20. un6 81. September ftatt.
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Sabem uuS sra6eu.

Nnlabli6 bes Sobes Grants meroen
iebt berf1iebene 8orfommniie aus ieis
mem Reben in grinnerung gebra6t unb
peroHentli6t. so mirb u. a.. eradblt,
oaB Grant, Ser febr 16nea gu fabren
liebte, in Waibingtou atpeimal wesen
gu i9nelen Gabrens perbaftet unb por
ben &i9ter gebra6t wurbe, einmal als
er mod Sbergeneral, bas Stpeite Mal
als er Yrdfibent mar. 9as er}fe Mal
muBte er cine Celebrate 5abten, bas
5tpeite Mfal nurbe er nit einem Ser.
ueis entlaHen. Das bringt uns elm
Wiener greigniB in grinneruns. @raf
@riinne. Der S%berfaameiiter bes &aiiers
bon Seiterrei9, elm gana rpber patror,
fubr ei1es Cages ebenfals febr 56nea
bur9 bic StraBen Der 5taot @ien unD
Elm @i6erbeitsma9mann erlaubte li9,
bas @efdbrt auf3ubalten un6 ben 0errn
Sberfalmeifter ni9t etma gu perbafz
ten, fonbern gang u%ntertbdnigft auf=
merriam 81 MAIDEN, baB bas @1nells
fabren perboten fei. Ser robe &erl
BON einem Sberfaqmeifer perfebte benz
St6erbeitspa6mann nit ber peiti1e
einen 9ieb iiber's @eli6t unb fubr BON
banneH. Nidt nur, 6aB benz Srepler
1i9ts gei6ab, ionbern Der betrefeuoe
Wa9mann erbielt einen tii6tiser &ifz
fel bafir, bob er es gepast bate, baa
8efdbrt oes Staameifers Seiner Ma=
ieItdt a~uf3ubalten.
Man bat pobl bdufig NeranlaKung,
NIT ben biefigen 3~ufdnben unaufriebeu
gu iein. menn man aber 3. 9. bic BEL.
ben bier er5dblten 8ortommniHe Der.
glei6t, 10 bat man alen @runb, 1id
glidli6 gu f6dBen 1T, baB moi biiber
lit uno ni6t brii6en.
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= Nper's 9air= Wigor lift sefabrlos,
angenebm unb tpobltbdtig. Seine
Wirfung 1T bon LANCER 9auer, elm
ulmitanb, Der es gum b%iliglfen Solicit
ten=Mrtifel ma6t. Oamen, bic es ges
brau6en, finben. BOB es benz 6aare
frdftiges Wa6stbum, natiirlide Garbe,
Slang uno Wei9beit ertbeilt.
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Cine quite 6ausbdlterin

Dirb auf benz 2anbe sepiinfdt. sat einiae
&ube gu nielfen. Mnmel6unsen nimmt entae.
gen bic Sffce Der yGreien Rrefe". G. K.
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Ssrfauf Dcer BertauI9
bon @taot. eissntbum oOer gu berrenten an
einen suten Yddter: Cine seiunb nnb gut
gelegene Stand bon 260 Ader. Rorn unb
8aumpoae gu e%rnten; bat elm Steinbaus,
Sdnppen, 9ferbe, aibe, Stature nebit @eratb.
idaften. Mdberes in Der Expedition bieier
3eiturg. OK los, t1nuplm
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@anoD fir bic bolben S96nen
Mber Seutf6lan6s tapferen @0bnen
Sabaf iiber ales gebt,
Sobalo Gail & Ut babrauf ftebt.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-02

ments, and man thoroughly &C
quainted with their location would be at
the service of the experts to give
them all and any papers they might desire.
The subpenas had only been served on Mr..
Winter Friday evening and on Mr.. Collins
after he came TO court, and neither had had
time TO produce the books desired.
Mr.. Marsh did not want, he said, any
man in the employ of the railway come
pany looking over the shoulders of his eX-
perts. He was willing they should exam
inc the books in st. Paul, provided a special
room was set apart for them where they
could converse together undisturbed, per-
haps, by the very man who was interested
in suppressing some of the evidence favor
able 10 his client. After some further dis
cussion the case was set for hearing on
Tuesday, Aug. II, at q. m. The Collins
case was then taken up and the question
raised at once whether he had been arrested
for any offense punishable by a criminal
action. The court rather inclined to the
opinion that he had not, but as Mr.. Marsh
promised to produce authorities to prove the
contrary the case was continued until Mon
daV
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-02

ing his ballot. The choice, it will be seen
below, falls on A. L. Lindholm, bookkeeper
for Anderson & Co., an old resident of the
city, and gentleman who would make an
excellent city father. The vote stood:
George Mueller, 1; A. t. LindhOlm, Il.
As previously announced in the GLOBE
Mr.. Isaac Staples and the Washington
County Agricultural society have arranged
to hold the annual fair at Lily Lake, from
Aug. 20 TO 80 inclusive. A meeting was
held yesterday at Mr.. Staples Office, at
which were present Messrs. Z. W. Durant,
president: John B. Taft vice preodent;
Newton McKusick, secretary, with Z. Jud-
kins and Frank Dick. Mr.. Staples offered
to guarantee the premiums and expenses of
the fair, and the members of the asSocia-
ton. on their part, are to lend him their
hearty cooperation. By this means the
success of the fair is assured beyond a
doubt. and a fine exhibit may be looked for.
Messrs. John Mccarthy, John B. Taft, E.
Judkins and j. w. Wheeler with Secretary
McKusick will attend to all the details, hold
ing their first meeting at Mr.. Staples Office
next TupSdaV
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The Hayden and Collins Cases.

When Mr.. Hayden's case was called IN the
municipal court yesterday, Fayette Marsh.
Hayden's attorney, at once moved to pro-
coed with examination. my clientn he
said, lis placed in rather peculiar position.
The state and the railioad both disciaim anv
desire to bring this suit, and HAYDEN does
not know whom he is fighting. The rail-
road company will not produce the books of
the local office in court, and saws we must
examine them in its offices, subject to the
inspection of its employers" Under the
circumstances he moved to proceed with the
case, as this would force the railroad COM
pany to produce the books in evidence. and
then the experts for the defense could ex-
anime them. County Attorney Castle said
he understood on Wednesday that the coun-
sci had stated that he would move for
continuation of the case for thirty days.
All that was desired was thorough exami-
nation of the case. If Hayden is innocent
he should be acquitted; if not. he should be
punished. Attorney Clapp appeared for the
railroad company as its local attorney.
be said the company was willing to give
the officials every facility to examine the
books at their Office in st. Paul. MANY of
the papers were on file with other docu-
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Routes for the Railroads.

1t has been frequently stated as an OBJ
lection to railroads entering Saltwater that
the surroundings were so unfavorable that
no road could run its direct line through
here without entailing an enormous ex-
pense. The city council and the Lumber
mans board of trade employed Surveyor
Sheppard to investigate the question, and
to see if any feasible route could be found.
He has accordingly prepared plans showing
a route for railroad from South Saltwater,
through Oak Park, crossing the Omaha
track, thence north through Hersey IL Sta
pies addition, and then west of north to
the fair grounds at Lilly lake, crossing
block 20 of McKinstry d Seeley's addition,
and on to st. Paul. The grade of this
route is very slight. not exceeding fitty-twO
feet to the nile. Another route proposed
by Mr.. Sheppard crosses the st. CrOiX river
above the boom house. and passes to the
stone bridge at the crossing of the Duluth
railroad, and then parallel to the Marine
road to the city. A variation of this route
would take the line down the west side of
the st. CrOiX river to Painted Rock, and
then following the Jail boom into the city.
The grade on either of the aforementioned
lines is less than sixty feet or less than
one-half the grade on either the Duluth or
Omaha routes.
The plans of the surveyor were submitted
to a meeting presided over by Mayor Muir
doch in his office yesterday evening, and it
was resolved 10 lay these before the au-
thorities of the Sault st. Marie and Chicago
81 FTeepOrt railroads, with a view of in
ducing them TO pass through Saltwater.
One of those present stated that the trial
line of the Freeport road which was TO
have been run this summer by the road and
the city has not been abandoned, but will
be made as soon as work on the road is
sufficiently advanced as to demand ii. Mr.
Sheppard will visit the engineer of the ST.
Marie road with his plans tomorrow.
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Notes About Town.

The J. K. Graves is expected up to-day.
The steamer Nina will leave to-day with
half raft for Isaac Staples and half a raft
for Hersey d Bean She will go 10 Lyons.
Tomorrow evening 1.-The Silver King"
will occupy the boards at the Grand. The
company is the same as that which Just pre-
scented the play at the Peoples theater,
New York.
A fight between Z. Elliot and T. Mulloy.
on Main street about p. IN. yesterday. re-
shifted in the demolition of Mosier Bros
windows. The combatants were not seri-
ously injured.
The Mennerchor will present Weber's
''Preciosa" at the opera house this evening.
The play has been in preparation for long
time, and the cast is strong and the play
well mounted.
The long-talked-of gun club has had its
preliminary organization by the selection of
MesSrs. II. NJ. Anderson, 4. Whitman and
w. Ii. Game as committee TO perfect a
permanent organization and to draft con-
stitution and bylaws. The committee will
report Tuesday at meeting to be held in
the Office OF Louis Wolf.
A letttq was received from Commander
Becker of ST. Paul by Commander Matt
Muller post. G. A. r., in this city yester-
day officially announcing the death of Gen.
Grant The local post room will be appro-
priately draped in mourning and the flu
neral, G. A. R., services held some day this
week, not vet determined upon. Com
mander Becker will visit Commander Matt
in this city to-day.
AT the Republican caucus yesterday
evening DR.. Donald presided and Charlie:
Burns acted as secretary. George Bnrrow.
man was unanimously nominated as candi
date for alderman of the Second ward, Il
succeed r. w. Kerr. AT the Democrats
caucus vote was taken, each person cast
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-02
Notice of Election.

OFFICE oF THE ST. paul. On AMBER OF COMMERCE,
ST. PAUL. Mimi, August /. 1855. {
Notice IS hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the 81. Paul Chamber of Commerce. for
the Il sctiCn Of Board OF Directors, will be
held on Monday, 10th OF August. at the room OF
the Chamber. corner Of Sixth and Robert
street.. The polls will be open from A. IN.
Il l. noon.
Committees appointed 10 canvass for per
pctUal members will continue 10 canvass -
vigorously Is possible during the coming week
until the lilni: of I5J i reached
All firms and individuals not perpetual
members, who are willing TO become annual
members. VIII please remit 10 the under
signed The annual membership fee of ten dol
lars ON II before Saturday. Sth instant. that
they mas be entitled to vote for the new Board
o. Directors 1t the time above des gnated.
c. A. MCNEALE,
2l4-222 Secretary.
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Zig and Esoston Davis.

These excellent trOtterS were again con-
testing yesterday, Zig being driven by
Spencer and Boston Davis by his owner,
Abraham Rhorbach. Zig captured the first
heat in 2:2914. and Boston Davis the sec
ond in 2:2S. The third ahd deciding heat
was taken by Boston Davis i'm 2:2T.
Mr.. Beaupre of st. Paul gave an exhibit
ton of a PAGER which he had bought, but
her time was not fast. The matinee was
thoroughly enjoyed by those who We're
present.
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PROCLAMATION !
MAYORS OFFICE,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, August l, 1885,

Saturday, the sth day of August having
been designated for the funeral services i'm
commemoratiOn OF the death of General
Ulysses 5. Grant, il is hereby proclaimed that
the public Offices OF the City Of st. Paul will
be closed on that day, and all public business
will lie suspended. the bells upon the city
buildings will be tolled during the hour APP
pointed for the funeral and the clergy IN
charge of the various churches in the city are
hereby requested to cause the bells ON such
buildings TO he tolled at the same time, and
the people of the city are recommended to
close their houses and abstain from all bust
ness on that day in Difference to the universal
sorrow of the nation
BY the Mayor EDMUND RICE.
Attest; THOs. a. PRENDERGAST,
su.tu&th CfIy Clerk.
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Church Services.

Presbyterian-Closed until September.
Baptist-Rev. d. B. Cheney, Jr., pastor:
1890 4. H.. Lessons From the Cross; $50
p. NJ, The Christians Rule of Conduct.
Methodist-Rev. DIR. Dunn. pastor; 1890
a. H.. The Living and movable Redeemer;
7:30 p. m, Lessons From Mt. McGregor.
or the Uses of Greatness, Grant memorial
service.
Church of the Ascension Episcopal
Rev. L. c. Thomas of Faribault will preach
in this church at 1890 a. m. Subject: The
Times; Joel H., so. Sunday school after
morning service, no evening service.
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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading JeSSamine Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, I
CITY or ST. PAUL. MIMI. July 81, 1850
Sealed bids win be received by the Board OF
Public Works in and for the corporation OF
the City of St Paul. Minnesota at their Office
in SAID city. until i III, on the Sd day OF
August. a. ID. 1855, for the grading Of JesSa-
mine street. from Forest street 10 Edgerton
street. in said city, according 10 plans and
specifications on ME in the Office of said Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties in a
sum Of at least twenty (2O) per cent or the
gross amount bid must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Oficial:
r /. GoRMAN. Clerk Board of Public Works
2O4-2lA
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TOTHEPUBLIC.
ST. PATT- AUGUST 4 100S

am informed that w. III. Wood and
II, III. Horn. gentlemen of limited re-
spOnsibility, are inducing credulOus
persons to file timber claims on the
lands of the st. Paul & Sioux City
Railroad company and are receiving
money therefor. think it my duty to
notify the public that they are obtain
ing money on false representations.
and that those who trust their money
with them will without doubt lose it.
K. 4. DRAKE, Vice Pres't.
2ll-2i5 st. Paul s. s. c. II. X. Co.
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Money loaned in sums of $40 AID upwards
on furniture, pianos, organs, horses, car
riages. wagons, etc. Property left in your
possession. All business strictly confidential;
no publicity. Terms easy Private consulta-
ton room Tor ladies' r. Deming * Co., cor
ner Jackson and Fifth streets, over St. Paul
National bank