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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
Lamar County,


special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX Nov. Tho count 10!
this precinct WAS not completed until lste
last night. The vote shows an increased
vote for Ross over 1886, aud IN increased
Republican vote. Ctevelsnd's vote In
the Paris precinct Ia 1921, Harrison's s44,
CleVeland's maj gritty 347 Fisk received
40 votes In the precinct, and Streeter 6.
Ross received 1o45, Martin SO, Ross
msjofity, 952.
Hathaway, for she Legislature, is
elected ever his Independent opponents.
H Bald. b9 st lessi $500 majority
No couuty precincts have been hehrd
from except Arthur City on Red river,
which gives Harrison, for President, two
m'j )rit7.
TIE following county snd distr,c. Ct.
ficers have been elected: Ed Mcclellan,
District Judge; J. 81. Lydsy, District At
torney; G. J. Woodruff, foaser for
Lamar, Fsnnis and Delta couotiee; L, q.
Haye, fioa.er for Lamar snd Fanain coun-
ties; NJ. j. Hathaway, Representative
for Lsmsr county; c. s. NeatherIy,
County Judge: j. NJ. Larry, County
Attorney; o Ii. Hancock, County Clerk;
" R. Wood, District Clerk; j. A. Care,
Tax Collector; J. E Bsbb, Tax Assessor;
j T. Henley, County Treasurer; ". 7.
G7nn, Sheriff. All nominees on the coun-
~ DemccCafic ticket we're elected.
Culoe!sop, for Congress, from the
Fourth distr.c., had no opponent.
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Boz q ne County.

special to the Gazette.
lREDxIL, Tex. Nov. This precinct
gives Boss, 266; Martin, 90.
Congressman-Aboott, 254; Evsns, 55.
Rapresens.f.ve Democratic, jenkins
and MtG.ushy, 1858; Reader and Grifia,
UIion Labor,53 y.
District iudgs-J. n. Hall, 255; R.. D,
Democratic majority IL precinct, 200
WALNUT SPRINGS, TEX NV. 7.-E!ec-
ton returns from Ns!nas sod Eulog7
give Democratic msjorit!es: National,
2s2; sss.e, 2ss; county, 500; congres.
sionsl, 275.
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There are gains for all our losse', :
There are smiles for all our tears, :
And the "hirteen" Vidette bosses y
Are kicsiDg Use bob tailed steers. y
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j shsrson County.
Special to the Gazesse.

Special to the Gazette.
BEAUMONT, Tex, Nov. 7.-Clevels I'D,
1853; Republican, 3Ss; Union Labor. 70;
Republican gs;n OF 9OIvotes.
3 Rose, 400; MaetiB, 80; Democratic
gain Of 81.
Watts. Union Labor fer Senator, $40:
Sesie, Democrat, $40.
S!eTart foF Congress, sos; Lock Nc
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CHEAP tobacco may be used to preserve
wooden goods from the moths, but 1t wiz
not save them from the rsvsges OF the
tariff,
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Ellis County,
nn-a.

Special to the Gazette.
WAxAHAcHIE, TEX Nov. IA count
OF ao2ut one third of Ellis couuty's vols
gives Cleveland 1850, Harrison 224, Saest-
& IL, Fisk Sc.
Res l744 Msrtin 276.
Abb III 1885, Evans 27S
Ffost fer foster. 1852. Calicher 275
Returns for count. eff ;srs wers much
iulIer and show the folio wing to be elect
Cd: Wood, Representative; Hawking,
County CLERK; Baxter, Treas urer; War
U. McCue. Shenff; Thompson, Tax Col
lectof; Cole, Assessor; Clark, County
Attorney; Ovens, Superintendent Public
Instruction.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.
GSB2sles 90 un:Y.

GSessles County.
'pscisI totns Ga1stss
WAELDER, TEN NV. 7.-Clevea2d.
1906 StIes'er, 2s7,,
Ross, 14S; Mar IN; S67.
Congress-MooIe. 2G4; Cook, %
For State Sehs!or-FoWnsend, I4s;
Green, SIC
For LegislsiuFe-Peebles, 157; Nc
GlCity, 2Sl.
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FIFTH DISTRICT.
G:aysrn County,

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, iKx., Nov. 7.-OhlcIsl re-.
turns have been received Of thirty one
voting precincts in Grsyson county,
though monet ioisi reports nave been re.
ceived from all the precincts in the couu-
ty, sRd II is estims.ed that Governor Ross
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Grfnnss County,
Special to the Gazette.

cNeClUI 10 tDt OBZellG.
NAvAsoTA, Tx Nov. The Ander-
son and Navasota boIes are rot YET
counted snd not enough returns have
been received to base any estimate upon.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

TIE people OF the Ninth district know
when they have 9 good public servant,
and they stood by him. Colonel Jones
knows this.
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OUR feet do well righ slip when We gee
the prosperity Of the wicked tsri6 bsrons
and the boodlers
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Van Zsndt County.

Special to the Gazette.
Wills POINT, TEX, Nov, 7.-Vsn
Iind. county gives about 500 ms iority
TOR the Democratic ticket Kilgore beats
Farmer that much.
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Now let us get dowa to busiasss.
Texas farmers should raise the greatskt
grain crop next year ever seen in the.
state. - :
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Harrison Ccanty.


sTeCIdI 20 tue 0HZetIe.
MARSHALL. TEX, Nov. The COM
piete vote CT this county cannot be hsd at
this time. Il Will be largely Democratic,
witr Increased msjorIies.
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Walker County.
special 10 the Gazette.

Spec!hI % INC GaZetSe.
HUNTSVILLE, TEX, Nov. THE vote
Ct Walker county is Eot yet counted, but
enough is known to show that the county
Democratic ticket is elected By good
ma 5rity.
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Special TO the Gazette.
DECATUR, Tx, NV. -Four hundred
votee counted in this precinct give the
state and county Democratic tickets two
to one.
District Ju6ge-Patterson, 34S.
Floster - Gaines, IndepeL dent, ll2;
Hudson. Democrat, 252.
The full Dsmocrsac county ticket is
elected.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Arar ses County,

Ararses County.
Special to the Gazette.
RocKPoRT, TEX, Nov. Three pre-
cincts in Arsusss county gave Cleveland
154; Harrison, %.
Governor-Ross. 172; Martir, 6.
Congressman-Crsin, 1856; Brewster. %
Returns from precinct No. not in, the
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Bowls County,

| Special to the Gazette.
BOWIE, TEX Nov. THE Democratic
ticket for the entire county on the Texas
side Is elected by large msjority.
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IT DIDN'T rain in New York-nore s
-. the pity.
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THE 10 cent state tax proved, as THE
GAZETTE seid, an incontrcvertiole Dsm-
ocIatlc argument.
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HUNG were the heavens in black yes,
terdey. 'T~as meet.
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johnson County,

ALyARADo, TEX, Nov. This pre-
cinct gives Cleveland, 7O6; Harrison, 48,
Ross, 6ls; Martin, 500.
Coneressmsn-Abbott, GO; Evans, 800
Rsoresentstve-Browp, 1856 m,io,lty
over Veach, Union Lshor.
Exsct figures undesirable, count IL
complete.
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AMID this general dependency, e
CLEAN OF sunshine comes from Granger,
Tex, where the Democratic gain was l45.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

THE Republicans make the usual claim
of West Virginia. They have not heard
from the mountain counties.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

THE Floridisns nave evidently returned
home.
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Mr.. HEwITT's vauiting ambition, Ii
seems, has defeated tariff reform for Co.
COO, 600 pIe,-him.
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TEE tariff is tax still. No election
returns can change that fact.
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Tasbicston O9ua.y.

Special 70 the Gazette.
BRENTAaa, FIX Nov. TIE e1s!re
county Democratic ticket ia eles.e !.
Mills ma ori.y is sbout 1870.
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DEMOCRACY and the republic are one
and indivislble, now and forever.
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TEXAS is safe, and tariff reform goes
marching on.
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AND ssill nothing has been heard from
Moers.
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HAVING planted our ballots, let Us turn
our attention to sowing more wheat here
Alter,
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Upehar County.

Special to the Gazette
GILMsg, Tex Nov. 1T Is iupossi-
bic to give the result OF the election in
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For E.esss,. Marssmus and wasting Dis

oriA OF children.
scotia En1ulssSh5cf P IRE Cod Liver on with
HypoRhesratss is unegSk,ed. The rapidisy
wiz children gsie and strength
lR9n 4aSTery Eon def al Head toe following
koh assd { s ma. s Rns sd isss'
Save "a ND Than pie ed WIZ be -esg3,
3 81 3! g e y sass & : 49,
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Now, let's kauckle down to work for
Texas, Tsrrsnt county and Fort Worth.
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THERE'S nothing the matter with Geor-
gik.
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VIE VOuHsy Is IHI tUt COUNTY preclnCtB
hsve not made their returns. All the
Democratic nominees will receive hand
some majoritiea.
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TENTH DISTRICT.


Travis County.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tx, Nov. Only four cut
OF ten wards IN the city are cono,e.e at
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

warIn ere now the bets we cherished
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Hoods SarsapariIIa
100 Doses One Dollar
S.xBoe Counts.

tickets being much scratched. 4 full
vote WAS polled.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

THIS world is ell a feetirg show.
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Bill Couatr.

0~es-u1 . 0aIeGst'
ITAscA, TEX. Nov. This precinct
gives Ross. 297; Martin, al.
Congressmap, ABBOTT, go; Evsns, l2l.
Representative, Wilson, Democrat, 304;
W.sson, Uaion Labor, 1877.
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Bro River.

Special to the Gazette.
CLARKsvILLE, TEX, Nov. IA. S.
Bailey, Democrat, carries this county
over T j. Covipgton, independent, by
about sec.
Huoosrd. Democrat, is elected over
StstieT, Independent, for cotton weigher
ct CisrKeeville by about 700. The Demo
cratic ticket ID elected.
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TKxAs is safe for the Democracy.
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Continued on Fifth Page.
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FARx you well, my Mary Ann.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-30
Sansome,s Co.. Auctioneers.

lime UPRIGHT Ernest Gabler piano,
l. horse. phaeton. harness, library and
good furniture in the residence corner Gates
81. and HOyt av, two blocks southwest of
Concord street station on motor line III West
ST. Paul, at public auction. Tuesday morning
Oct .. 1883, commencing at 10 O'Clock
sharp. Read below a description of some of
the leading articles: One elegant upright
ebonized piano. rich tone, Ernest Gabler Il
Bro. makers: this instrument has been in use
only eight months and cost new $3.50; one
horse, one leather-top phaeton, one harness
one black walnut bookcase and secretary
combined, cost new $50; Dickens works,
complete in fifteen volumes; elaborate
Shakespeare, complete in one volume,
morocco bound; Holman's edition
of the Holy Bible, with complete
Concordia and steel engravings, morocco
bound standard poetical works, biographies,
histories. popular novels, good parlor furni
ture, two splendid black walnut Tennessee
marble-top bedroom sets complete marble
TOP sidebosrd, center table, black walnut
leather back and seat revolving Office chair,
one elegant crochet afghan lap robe, one
Crown Jewel large size parlor cook base
burner coal heater, one square parlor coal
heater, one Eldredge sewing machine, one
large cook stove with reservoir. oil paintings,
draperies, lace curtains, carpets rugs ice
box, etc All parties in search of bargains
in clean goods, nearly new, should make it a
point to be on time at this sale. Remember
no reserve, owner going to California Signs
at station will direct to residence. For other
information call at our office. 400 and 4 L
Sibey st. Sansome's Co., Auctioneers. c. J.
MeiIcke, Salesman. 274
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vi. Wicker. Auctioneer.


n ALU ABflE A RUADE ST. BUSINESS
Lot at Auetion-M. Wicker will sell al
auction Thursday afternoon, October the
4th, at O'Clock sharp, lot z, block 81
Arlington Hills addition to st. Paul, together
with good house; any one looking for a
good investment should look this up, as
Arcade st. is fast becoming to be one of the
best business streets in st. Paul; terms very
easy; rememberthe day ard date, Oct. 4,
1855, at 8 o'clock in the afternoon. M.
Wicker. Agent. 147 East Sixth st. 27475
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DYE WORKS.

n L. JAMESON q CO.'S Steam Dive
~. Works-Gents' clothing a specially.
Lace curtains cleaned or dyed in ali shades
to look like new. at IA West Sixth ST.. ST.
Paul. Mimi. 131s
+ AIDES, bring your old fur and felt hats
IL and have them reshaped and dyed in
fall and winter fashion,: ostrich feathers
dyed to match dress trimming. Hayes &
Hayes, 3ol2 West Third. 274
NORTHWESTERN STEAM Dye Works
~ and Securing house, 416 Robert St,
Ryan block. Gentlemen's garments cleaned,
dyed and repaired Ladies' dresses shawls,
laces, gloves cleaned and dyed. Goods called
for and delivered. 264$
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
neutrality-suspicious..

WHO WANTS respectable business
w that will pay well and don't require
much money? To party with cash great
bargain can be had; would take lot at fair
value if low priced brokers need not apply;
finely located, clean, fresh ustock A. b.
Wilgus d Co., 354 Jackson st. 274
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Jebb. johnson & Co. .Auctioneers

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
II uon-We will sell at public auction. at
the residence, No. 1913 East Tenth ST.. We'd
nesday, Oct 3, at 10 a. m, all the furniture
at above place, consisting of chamber suites,
carpets. chairs. extension tables. draperies,
easy rockers, lounges, bedsteads, bureaus.
commodes, etc; parties looking for household
furniture cannot afford to miss this safe.
Jebb, johnson & Co., Auctioneers, Az wa
basha st 0Zl
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GUARDIAN SALE BY AUCTION

GUARDIAN SALE BY AUCTION
VI We will sell on the premises Tuesday,
Oct. 2 at O'Clock p. m, at No. 7J4 East
Sixth ST., near corner Maple avenue, being lot
8, block p. Lyman Daytons addition; the
lot is 40xl50 feet; the improvements con-
slst of a well-built eight-room house; city
water in street; property in this viciritv will
advance at least 100 per cent during the next
limit or reserve; further particulars will he
given later. Mrs. Mary hurry, guardian for
the estate OF William hurry, deceased. A. NJ.
Doherty, auctioneer. 274
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NyzzzBz. HyoL want to hfre
%S tenement read The cio5s
E Want" Columns.
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VTALUABLEW WEST SIDE PROPERIY

at Auction-I will sell at auction, on
the premises, corner of Alabama and Chester
sts., on Monday, Oct l, at $3.50 p M, lots z,
8, 9 and 10, in block Is. Brooklynd addition
These lots are 50x144 feet each and within
a couple OF blocks of State ST.; this property
will bear investigation. Full particulars will
be given on Thursday next. A. NJ. Doherty,
Auctioneer 274
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A. M. Dohertv. Auetioneer.

ONLY A SHORT TIME FOR RE-
" demption-I will sell at auction, ON
Wednesday, Oct. 3. at 3 p. m, on the prem
tses, on DOrr street, near Arcade. los Ia and
part of lot 13 of block 80, Arlington Hills
addition. This property has south frontage
Of 70 feet by l49 feet in depth; good seven
room house, costing about $1,000; the sale
is absolute and the terms will be made TO
suit; this property is within one block of the
BONN Manufacturing company's plant, the
st. Paul malt works. and is in the very CEN
ter of n prosperous portion of the city,
A. NJ. Doherty, auctiOneer. PA
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-30

pRICk-Wanted. about 100000 building
ID brick in exchange for a choice business
corner or double residence in st. Paul G. b.
Lawton- 80 Dakota av. 272-76
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BOARD OFFERED.

BOARD AND ROOM Two ladies can
ID have handsome room and board in q
private family; teachers preferred. 200
East Tenth ST., between Jackson and Sibley
27I-4
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

DOR SALE-Delivery wagon suitable for
l. one horse or two; can be used with or
without top. Apply to Creelman, Avery 4
Co 274-SO
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DOR SALE-Jump-seat buggy, jump-seat
l. cutter harness and two good robes, all
only one season used. at half their real value
if taken at once Waterhouse Wilder block.
274
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FOR SALE.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE of stock of general
II merchandise, lumber, store fixtures,
ETC., invoicing upwards of $4,000. For fur
Their particulars address j. W. Blabon. AS
signee estate of John Lundquist Winthrop,
Mimi, 222 East Fourth ST., st. Paul, Mimi.
271-80
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DOR SALE-Cheap, good family horse,
l. gentle and sound; light wagon and cut
ter INQUIRE at $50 Pine ST. 274-76
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Do and houses greet the eyes
RoOfJIS OF the folks who advertise.
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DOR SALE-A magnificent pair of black
l. carriage horses; perfectly trained, and
card addressed to n los, Globe, will secure
all particulars. 274-S0
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DOR SALE-A working team, or will trade
East Eleventh ST. ga
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uORSE-Bay horse, six years old, for sale
IL or to let for his keeping to responsible
party for light driving. w. H. Lesh, 81 East
Seventh ST. Room l. 274
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Hamb
l. tonian stallion; will sell or exchange
for horse that can tTot in $50 or better. For
particulars address A. q. Brown, P. o. Box
l3I, Creseo. 10. 27I-74
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SiBLEY ST, 557-Three unfurnished
~ rooms for light housekeeping; newly
papered; all modern cOnveniences; rent
cheap. 269-74
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SUMMERSET ST, 3I5 Three rooms
~ furnished nearly complete for light
housekeeping; private family of two; very
cheap. 272-74
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CD O6N BUYS two beautiful lots,
sD<s%OO CORE Carroll and Chats
worth SITS; this is a bargain; easy terms. d.
II. Niehaud 1913 Jackson St
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VITANTED-Every mother to remember
Wy Baby day at Taylor's Seven Corners
gallery-frst Monday of the month IA
ATANTED-Fifty ladies and gentlemen
w to attend our opening dinner to-day
Free 10 all VINO purchase twenty-one meal
Golden Star restaurant, corner Eighth and
Wecouta SITS. b. f. Norris, proprietor. 274
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meat market dong s eood qsn snd
wholesale business; location central; terms
reasonable; reason for selling is on account
of retiring from business. Address F 200,
Globe 273-H
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ITO EXCHANGE-Livery stock and lease
of barn for other property that requires
less care. Address 10I, Globe. 1876
1NO EXCHANGE-St Paul property for
u good farm close to some city or village
Address II I02. Globe. 273-I6
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DOR SALE Fresh mich COW; 1895
l. Fauquier ST. PA
EURNACES-Two furnaces i'll first-class
l. condition. Finch Van Slyck Co., 3S1
Jackson St pa
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pOARD-Two furnished front rooms,
IL overlooking Central park; also, two
rear rooms, light and sunny; bath and mod
ern conveniences; cheap to parties boarding
with family; board, 81 per week. 639 Cedar
st. PA
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FINANCIAL.

,1 U-S..i ..stiNi;D on all kinds OF per-
vi sonal property, household furniture.
horses, etc; also on diamonds and jewelry;
commercial paper discounted. Security
Loan Co.. 325 jackson ST.. j. Z. Flanigan
manager. 1929
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-30

LrOR SALE-Good driving horse; also
l. buggy ard harness. Inquire AIS Van
Buren,, near Western. ga
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-30

EQUITY in very desirable lot between the
II cities to exchange for good horse and
buggy. Address V LOG, Globe. IA
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EURNITURE, carpets, stoves, ETC.. tor
Il sale at 100 South Robert ST., Room IL.
274
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st. PETER ST, 3l5-Between three and
~ four elegantly furnished rooms for rent
cheap; references required 27I-74
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Z POARD-Only 81 per week for good
- board, and nice rooms for two or four
young gentlemen. two occupying same room;
quiet location; no children: no other board
ers; ten minutes walk from corner Seventh
and Jackson; just the place for students.
Address l. 100 Globe 274-76
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-30

EOR SALE-The best matched team of
Il brown driving goats in the state, with
harness and wagon, at POI West Seventh ST.
274
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WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSE-Want a small house near cable.
III Address 10I, Globe. 274
uOUSE-Furnished house of seven or
IL eight rooms in good location, within
ten minutes walk of jackson st. motor. j.
A. Hoban, South St. Paul Distillery COM
pauv 174-75
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-30

BOARD AND ROOM-Two gentlemen
II can have room and board in a private
family for 500 month. Call at 231 Norris
street. 272-75
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-30

DOR EXCHANGED farm fifty miles
l. from St Pa1l, with good house, barn,
team, cows, machinery and grain, for house
for sale for SIS. VIII exchange unimproved
land for business. j. W. Shafer, 527 st.
Peter ST. 274