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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
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z Polskiej Ojczyzny.
IPrusy Polskie.

pot. wybucht W staJni p. X. W
Stnry,ntargu ogien, ktory buly-
mex ten zapasami paszy znisz-
czyt. Robotnik z Bud.yna,
Frankowski, rrzy sc;naniusdrzewn
z"staf rrzez spadaiace drzewo tax
s~knleczony 70 bodnj cry wyzdru-
wieje. Prey Malepolu znalezio
II" z%marztego cztowieka. Biednk
podpit sob,e l po1ozyt sic ably
wypo"zac, ale JUL wiecej ME wstaf
w Barlewi"ach 12-Ictnia c6rka
robolnicy ztl'4y'a sic znnadto do
mlorknrni, ktora ia pooh wycita i
mocno pokaleczyla.
Gdaask Prey budowie kolei do
Neuuahrwasser zaSypAta Gaia kEpa
zierni rubotnlku Jak6ba Drweskie.
go, przyczem odniost ciqzkie usz-
kod=esia i m%usiano go odwies6 do
lazarctu.
" Honale,cie byto pred No
wynn roku bsrdzo liczno zebrunie
ma pod"bnym wl"cu. Liczono M
500 osob. Lokal ;ch objac mic
mogf. N'gdy ~je>zcze w Apwalcwic
talk Ii znego zebrania ME byto.
ZlgnI} vice pank - k /
Z GajeSa, prz"wodniczacym byt
pan CT e ST i Platkowu.
Pam ID o. m IRIS k i z Lysomic
m"wJt &" prnwach .~iezykowi naszr-
mu przvs'ugniacych i sakole.
KS. dzlekan d ekowsk mowit
obszrrnie / prawdziwic wzn; oslo o
terrain eiiszej nauce szkoln.j i o
tenn, .lAN w domu nauke 70 uzupef.
mac, ably dzivci IVA wivrze Sw. i
marc Iowos i s~"jej szkody ME po-
mostly. Pan Paw % wski Z
G 'Iubla mo vii o czytelniath ludo-
wych i zuohecaf do korZystania 4
tych4n.
Vice. sprawie nauki szk6l-
me- odbyiv sic:
w Ger k u, w islu
w l w | Z Il G b, W h o
W X I'm EMU i s worniga
C u, wszedzie W niedzleIe dnia S
stycznia 1888 L. o godzinie 1sAej z
pofudnia.
Losy Gasety 7oruashiej zach
wlane z pow"du Ilkwida,yi banku
d o III ;rs k i, X a k stel
i spotku, ~jrszcze ma rok jeden EOS
tally zabezpieczone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
pc MIN p. r oman X b
y X 1. jeden 2 os,atnich prawdoro
dobnie uczn'6w b. szkoty podc-lo
ra&ych W Warezawie.
ZNaarE: W WarszaWie

ZNadrN: " WarszaWie = Ia
deEsz w y k wsp6tpracownik
.,Wieku'' cd czasu 1t '&euia t.j ga
zety, dawniri ,Gazety pol >kiej'.
IA 'edakcvi j. 1. Kraszvw-klego;
or. J6z is zczyg Q i, Gle
Stacy sic znaczna wzietosoia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
w Dobrzechowic umarf prc

boszcz tamtej4zy Ks. Pratat Bucb-
valid, post ma sejm. - Pol We
trzncm, M trakc'e do Dukli Cd
kryto move obfite FRO !ta m%atcianc.
Try tylko otwory wyrzucaja diva
ra1y lyle nafty, lie do.tarrza Gaia
Sfobnda rungur~ka. Naci,k ropy
jest talk wielki, ze nawet szpunto-
wanie II ME wytr1ymuje naf-
tn brvzsa wysoka font Inna 60
ro. Il rzrcznznawc6w Mkt ME wat
pj, D. kollina Cd Ju>tu - Krosna
ku Sanok"wi, stauie sic galrcyJ.
kim ,,6anklcm."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
RDlskie pisDa poznonski;e teraz

Rlshie pts1na poznonskie teraz
gf6wnie "a J.tc w'rcami W sprawle
szkolncj - Il Wielkopolanina do
wiairjrmy SO &e ma wiccu W
Bnku Is grudnin, przrmawIali Cos
podarze S ani>faw Cicslak i Fran
c!szek Cichy. Togo samcgn
dnia nn wircu Bialosliw lu
~przcmaw;"f gosl dnEz Koperki y
b., koNn. w Sadkach pod Samos-
tr1vlem oIbyf Sc ~lec 2G grudnia
u Jana zm,dzih ~klcgo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'''bREMEN
NEW| !
SAybka jazda parOwcAlni!
~ Tr1l.n q IN:
Bremen a New York
Tylko 9 dni

bremen a New Ork
Najs}awniejsze parowce
ALLER, TRAVE, SAALE, EMS.
ELDER. WERRA, FULDA. ELBE.
20 sobote i Srode z Bremen.
Co sobote i Srode z New York.
Bremen jest miastem baldzo
wygodnie po}ozonem ola podroznych
i z Bremen mozna W bardzo
krotkim czasie dojcchac do wszyst-
kich miast Niemiec, Austrvi i
szwajcaryi. szybkie parowce poi
nocno-niemicckiego Lloyda SO bu-
dowane Z szczegolnem uwzglednie-
MEM pasazerow sredniego pokladu
i drugiej kajuty, maja take po-
mostly i doskona1a wentylacya a
kuchnia Ola p~asazer6w wyborna.
Przeszfo
l.75O,OOO
%pasazerow na parowcach nlemicc-
kiego Lloyda odby4o podrdz morsk4
%bezpiecznie i dobrzr. Wzgledem
cen dalszych i%nformacyj udac sic do
O%elrlrlnS 4 Co.. Gen. Agent.
> Bowling Green, New York.
III. ClauS~eniuS q Co
General Western Agents,
= South Clark Str.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Jan AngleWicz. Winona, Minn
1881.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19

" Meranae unarf d. 81 I'm.
W IS roku 1>cia dr.. *szerh nauk
lekar-k''h, Tadvusz Jakubow-ki,
nrzen niwersytetu kr ,k"vslliego.
Zmarty byf roiem q Tmnnwa IL
dat sic do Meranu ola poratowa-
MA zdrowia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19

ManoNauia: Professor seminar
yam nauc1. zehskiego VIC Lwowie
Ludw k D.iodzichi, IA m'un,wuny
lyrektorem zakiadu. - b. k. asy-
scent sanitarny dru Il ,rol Krouen-
berg zumiannwany lekar4em powia-
lowym W X klasie 2 pnzo>t VIE
MEM W dptychczaso vel siedzibie
PREY st uro-twir w Lmanowy. Le-
k'r1 woIno praktvkujacy dr.. Adolf
Goldh0ber w Ciezkowicach zamia-
nownny "~sv>tentem saDiLarnym w
Nowym Targu.
SATISFY %narczvciel ludowy w
Poioku Iiotym Julian Noaoo towski
m!anowany drugim ,nsprktorem
szkolnym ola okregu szkolnego
s~tryj>kiego, zas STARRY n~aurzyciel
luhnwy W Mpsci .knch Jan Mury-
niah drugim inspektpr.n: szkolnym
nym ola okrqgu >okalsklego.
Inzynier przy starostwie no.
w"s,dccklm, Wtadys'aw Mueller
mianowany stars1ym inz,n,e.
rem Il aiunk:i bud .wnictwa Piotr
Pindelski W Jasl., Joz4f A1uuski
" krakowie, Jan Mrczynski W
Tarnobrzegu, Stani~tav toziaski
Tarnnw1e i Roman Mgurden "
P.zemyslA, mianowani inzyn'era.
mi.
Starszy komisarz stray skar.-
bowel; Ferdynand Hnfnamn, prze-
nieslpny R%alziecho"" do Tar
nova.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19

Maerczy samarh KS Jan Czy-
rniah. XII, gr. k. pr~boszrz W Kro-
lowcj Ruskiej, pow. gtyhow-
skim, ma ob.zar1e w~i Kamionka
WielHa. gdy pre- iet Izat fura, IL
czu4 slime uarrzcnio nixrj pl"r6w,
ro"noczesnie rozlcgl prawie
sic s'rzai.
O%knza}o sic, re uderzenie pocho-
azrlo cd kull ktora icdnat zaledwie
przeb 6 zdot"ta futrn. Are .ztowano
nlrjakiogo j. d., podrjrzunego o
z;.mlrr1ona zbrodne. M ,tywem jej
m'"lo bye odmoweuie swjadectwa
m%uralnosci przrz Ks. CT.
w Roju pod Lsowem zmart
Stanisfuw hr. P"tocki, wfa5ciciel
Hrlenowa, Brzezan i wieln in
nych dobr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
Vice. W sprawie nauki szk6l-

Losy Gasety 7oruashiiej, zach
wlane 2 pow"du Ilkwida,yi banku
d n III ;rs k i, X a X stem
i spotkY, ~irszcze ma rok jeden EOS
tally zabezpieczone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
w. Has

R wsecu qnieSuienskiaa zawez-
wal krol koml,arz obwodowy
dw6ch gosn"d"rzv i s~ottys6w: Ka-
poe hsklego j Kaczmarku nj ter
mn 10 sieb'e gdzie ich baint wy
r%ytywaf o rozmaile szczeg6ty, ~ W
kohcu i'm oswiadczyt, IL sottysami
nadnt bye ME NIGGA i re maja u
r1al saoj zfozyc dnbrowolnie i
p"dpi~ac przediozony %protukuf.
Obaj gospodarze oswiadczyli, ze
Il" urzel tn snteck'rgo talk bar,:zo
sic NE drb ale, IL ME m"ja wcale
powodu zrz"kuc sic go, DO sic ME
dopus ill niczego karygninego.
Wyhrafa mas gmina - os 'yiudczl-
Ii "a ME y. * misarz, to tez priced
panem komlsarzem u~rzedow skia-
dao ME be 'zirmy. | jekiejzeto
zbrodni iopuscIi sic owl dwaj FAC
nj go~podar1e, olo podpi>ali sic o.
bnj pod zaproszcniem rodak0w ma
wee sniezni, hski, a Kacznarck
Mat na MIN move.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
w P)a,201137l wychodzj I'D \

W R@pon5m wychodzi cd No
wegn TO Il ca dziesiec dni czaso-
piSuo polskie, zatytuioNane DOM
polshi, pod ~rednkcya PAM r a.
Il IL k i u j, ktora niedaw"o ultra
ella koncesya ma szkofe freb!o-
ska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19

Gdansk Prey budowie kolei do
Neuuahrwasser zaSypata Gaia krpa
zieln' r%obotnlka Jak6ba Drweskic.
go, przyczem odniost ciqzkie usz-
kodzesia musiano go odwiesc do
laZIrCtu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
historya mejego konia.
(Ciag dalszy,)

{ Opowiadamie oficera firancushiego.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19

W B~i~kupienio pod Gasawa
suali'y Sc budyn1l wfascicieta
WitkowsEiego
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-23
A FAIR SKY IN VIEW.

Our wheat expectations are 100000
bushels less from this section than in
past years. which means $4,000, 0G0 less
i'll the country. To this fact is due the
present stringency of the money mar
ket and the depression in all business
circles. | see in it no unhealthfuI sign,
nor the slightest indication of panicIy
times. The storm is not gale, but one
of those business disturbances that al
ways leave the atmosphere clearer after
they have passed. 1t is well to note
that debtors are meeting their Obliga-
tons as well as last year, and that,
under the circumstances, collections
from the country are better than one
year ago. The rural districts are
stronger, diversified farming has deyel-
oped more wealth. aud foundation has
been laid that cannot be shaken. st.
Paul real estate is as low to-day as it
ever will be again, and those who can
find any inside property to buy at the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-23
CHRISTM TREE TEACHING.

The poplars shake, and the larches lean.
With never leaf to fall,
But the sprays OF the Christmas FIR are green,
Are gallant and green through all.
Look up, look up. and bear thy part
Nor ever in sadness dwell;
For the cheerful heart is the trustful heart
That God loves well.
Though it may not soar like the minister
spire,
The crown of the distant view.
The fir looks skyward in deep desire,
And skyward it reaches, too.
And | know that the humblest soul alive
May labor ana love and pray;
To heaven may look and 10 heaven may
strive,
And point the way.
Oh. fair is the fruit that the brave tree bears
Whatever & heart might lack,
To all who come of its store it spares,
And naught for itself holds back.
And here is the truth in MY heart that lives,
Of beautiful lore the best
Not he that receives but he that gives
Is truly best
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-23

It is almost needless to write the his
tory of the growth Of values in real es-
tate in st. Paul, or to forecast the direc-
tons population and trade will take in
the future, and the consequent effect
upon values.
The increase Of sales Of real estate
year by year and decade by decade is
tabulated elsewhere in your columns.
The marvellous increase in values, the
seemingly fabulous stories Of fortunes
made in few years; OF wood sawyers,
day lab0rcrS, transfers and mechanics
becoming rich; of the unlettered poor
man becoming in comparatively a few
years millionaire, have been repeated
so many times in so many publications
that it has become matter Of common
knowledge, and ceases to interest.
Our merchants, bankers. professional
men, too, owe most of their wealth to
the same cause.
Il. f. Drake, while building RAILWAYS,
engaging in marble, granite, jasper and
sandstone Quarrying, building and OD-
ei5,ting Sug"r. rice and flour mills. did
not neglect to invest in Arlington Hills
at $3.50 per acre TO resell at $500 10 $500
per lot, letting the buyer have profit
of 81 900 to -, 600 per lot on a resale.
Magricc Auerbacb. not content with
the profits on his large wholesale dry
goods business, chose to invest with Dr.
Hand i'll land at 500 per acre, plating
into "Auerbach u Hands Addition"
and was centent with quick sales and
1000 per cent profit. And A. &. Wihlon,
good, honest, sensible German,
put his little savings from saw
ing wood and WhiteWashing in
lots in the "West st. Paul Flats"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-23
CARL DUNDER'S talk,
He Gathers the Children
About Him and Tells
Them of
The Merry Christmas Times
in the Land of His
Birth.
He Shuts His Eye Quick
When His Boy
Buys :
A Watch Chain Which He Aft
epWardS Finds in His {
Stocking.

Now, shildren. if you like to listen to
me, said Carl Dunder, shall tell you
ab0udt Santa Claus oafer in Shermany.
In dis country all der Shildrens belief
he vhas nOp0dy but father and mother,
but in Shermany he yhaS an oldt mans
i'll fur coat und coonskin cap, ind he
tratels about nit Six reindters und a
sledge. Ii makes Inc feel madt all oafer
dot L find some shildren who doan'
pellet in him no more. He yhas sooch
a good oldt mans, ind he takes sooch
comfort init his presents for shildren.
dot some poy who says he doan' pellet
in him should got licking.
Do pellet in him? OF course I do,
d0an' gif oop dot pellet in Santa Claus
if you elf me ten hoonered dollars. Last
year | see my Oldt WOmanS puy some
fur cap in shtore. When [ look in my
shocking on Christmas dere Yhas fur
cap. Vhas it dot same cap? No. She
puy cap for her brudder-law in Spring
wells. und dot cap OF mine come from
Santa Claus. | vhas awake when he
comes on der roof nit his reindeers and
sleigh. Der bells 90 tinkle tinkle, und
der deerS paw der snow, und hear der
Oldt mans call Oudt:
Whoa! now. Dis vhas Carl Dunder's
place, und | vhas going down der SHIN
ney to put a fur cap nit his blue ShtOck-
ing"
Und last year Ivhas in some shewelry
Shtore und | see my poy Shake puy a
watch chain. | shut oop nv ewes,
quick. for dot vhas not for me. Maype
he like to puy dot chain for his uncle in
Dearborn. On Christmas morning |
finds some chain i'll my shocking, but
nOpOdy can make me pellet dot Shake
put her dere. 1t vhaS in der night
some Sleigh-bellS woke me oOp, und
something goes rush. bang! on der
roof, und [ hears some jolly oldt mans
sing oudt:
Come, now, und behave yourselves
some more. | yhas looking for Carl
Dunder'S place, und hat to go down
his shimney und see il he vhaS aShleep.
i like 10 leave Watch-chain in his
shocking, und maybe L give his wife
goldt ring
Und one time When | vhas poy, |
goes oudt in der eafningS to drive GOD
der COWS. 1t vhas cOldt und dark. und
! yhaS lonesome ind afraidt. Poorly
soon a man nit fur coat und cap
comes along, and he shmiles all oafer, und
he laughs clear down to his boots, und
he says to me:
NEARER mlnd, my p0y-lt yhaS al
most Christmas.
But 1 doan' get nottings in my
shocking"
"Doan' you? You shust wait und see.
Which place you lif IMP
in dot Ieedle oldt house by der
creek"
"Oh, yes, notice dot place. Was it
a big shimney?'
Yes, she yhas."
"Vhas you i'll ped early?"
II vhas."
"Vhell, you 90 along all right Und see
What happens. Maybe you leaf der big
gate open der night before Christmas.
Maybe Santa Claus like to drive in"
IND how you shpose he yhas? When
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-23
ST. PAUL VALUES.

The present rate of city taxation runs
from 16 to 1873 mills. The first five
wards of the city are 49, mills. On the
basis that past tax assessments have
sbeen made and in their spirit Of con-
Servatism. I should say that if the pres
teat rate of increase is BEAUTIFULLY main
tanned. st. Paul's assessed real estate
valuation will be 300.000.000 in 1900. In
1878 the assessed real estate valuation
of st. Paul was Sic, 231 ,619. and in 1887,
81 81. 479, Al. an increase of nearly 500 per
cent. In 1880 the assessed real estate
valuation was $50 042, 500, and in 1888,
SIS, $685. 97, an increase of nearly 500 per
cent. You will thus see that in predict
ing $500, 0O0. 900 for 1900 [ only claim a
gain Of POO per cent. That it may be
800, 100000 would not surprise me in
the least. The following table shows
the assessed real estate and personal
valuations of st. Paul for the last ten
wears:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-23
DISHES FOR GUESTS.
How the Barons Feasted During
the AnoIO-SaXOn Period.

In England. during the Angl0-SaXon
period, and under the Norman kings,
the festival of the SaviOur's nativity was
ushered in by the display of calm re-
ligious feeling, unmingled with the con-
sideration of mere worldly enjoyments.
With them the practice prevailed of
assembling upon the occasion the chief
prelates and mobiles Of the kingdom,
when the general affairs of the country
were taken into consideration, but at the
same time, and in order TO give relief,
as it were, to the councils, the guests
were treated to series of grand ban
quets. One of the old rOmanceS had it:
Christmas is time full honest,
King Richard is honored with great feast.
All his CLERKS and barons
We're set in their palilons,
And served with great plenty
OF meat and drink and each dainty.
At several of the entertainments of
the period as many as 1000 dishes were
set before the guests. The favOrite
dish of all was the boar's head, which
at the great banquetS still retains the
post of honor.
The days which were spent in DELHI
Grafton and feaSting gave up their
nights to reYelry. at which Mosques and
mummings were varied with games of
chance and the tricks of mountebanks
and jugglers.
This was kept UP for a period of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-23
St. Paul Furniture Company.

Among the many enterprising firms
in St. Paul none aSe entitled to greater
credit than the TROY of young men who
compose the st. Paul Furniture Com
pany, one of the most extensive and
fiourishing institutions in the city.
Commencing business about decade
ago, their stock IN trade for the most
part consisted of pluck, energy and
brains, and the close of this year finds
them at the head of the column, as their
extensive Offices and mandatory, at
Nos 162 and l64 West Fifth street, bear
splendid and convincing testimony.
Their plant has steadily grown and
kept pace with their increased business,
the volume of trade during the year
about to close having shown marked
increase, attended by most satisfactory
results. AS designers IN hard wood
for interiors their speciality they have
taken the lead in the Northwest. as is
evidenced by the exquisite and artistic
carvings which adorn many of the
public resorts and private mansions
of wealthy residents of st. Paul. the
present year. having witnessed the COM
pletion of large number OF extensive
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-23
A CHRISTMAS ELEGY.

The holidays advance with measured tread,
The snow clouds drift athHart the somber
skies,
The average youngster early goes to bed
To dream OF Santa Claus and pumpkin pies.
The baker kneads his dough with swifler
ease,
And molds his wares in figures rare and
quaint.
The kind confectioner in hopes to please,
Tips off his candies with fresh coats Of
paint.
Full many colic-cran and mortal throe
The dark, unfathomed depths Of minee-
meat bear.
Full many soul the candy white as snow
Has hasten'd Heayeuward, up the golden
stair.
Now laughs the genial doctor ali the while,
And orders in "A column we'll displayed"
The undertaken wears q hopeful smile.
Ger prospects OF soon reyiving trade.
Eugene Field.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-23
ROBERTS, BUTLER & CO.,
PROPRIETORS.
City Treasurer S
NOTICE.
Redemption Expiring Feb. H.
1889.
CITY TGEAsUREE's OFFICE,

=
ST.. PAUL. Mimi, Nov. 10, 1888. I
The owners and all parties interested
in the within-described real estate are
hereby notified that the time Of re-
dem ptiOn on the following described
property will expire Oh the 18th day OF
February, 1889, and that deed will be
issued by the city of st. Paul, on or
after the 18th day of February, 1899, in
accordance with the city charter, upon
presentation to the City Comptroller OF
the following unredeemed City Treas.
urer's certificate of sale for property
situated in the city of st. Paul, and sold
by him on the 18th day of February, 1856,
to satisfy a judgment against the same
rendered by the district court OF the
county of Ramsey, in the state of Min.
nesOta, for the following Improvement,
unless redeemed on or before the 18th
day of February, 1889.
The sum given below will be the
amount necessary to redeem the lot,
with interest and cost figured to the
dav when redemption expires. The
certificate against the within lot marked
with star is not held by the owner OF
the property, and should be looked after
by the owner.
CHANGE OF GRADE ON.MINNE-
HAHA STREET, FROM EAST
SEVENTH QTD STREET TO
BURR STREET.
Schurmeiers Seventh Street Addition.
No. of Supposed owner and Amt Of
Cert. description. Lot. Block. Red'mp
1164* John L Carlson 10 l S60.66"
All in the city of st. Paul, Ramsey
county, Minnesota.
GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
Nov I1-6W-Su
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-23

tai systems of railroads converge:
that the territory naturally and irrey-
0cably tributary to us is equal to all
Europe except Russia, and of unparal-
leled productive capacity in grains,
stock, woods and minerals.
We know the facts; let US consider
them: have the courage to accept the
legitimate conclusions and have the
satisfaction in the future Of having in
diligently planned for the great con-
tinental city which st. Paul is sure to be.
II. S. FAIRCHID.
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present figures are fortunate. When
our next move forward comes, the jump
from the figures and data of to-day will
be the greatest we have ever known. 1t
is only matter Of holding on. patient
waiting until the return of good crops
and easy money give to values natural
impetus. 1t is we'll that suburban values
should not be inflated. for we must keep
property there at reasonable figures for
our lab0rng people to purchase and
build homes upon.
st. Paul is in more solid and sub
stantial condition for the new era of
prosperity that must come than she has
ever been in the past. l.. f. REED.
President of Capital Bank.
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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading ALLEY in Block %, Mtt-
sons Addition

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, /
CITY OF ST. PAUL. Mimi, Dec. IS, 1888.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board Of Public Works in and for the
corporation of the city of st. Paul, Min
nesota, at their Office in said city, until
IL N. on the 31st day of December, A. ID.
1888, Tor grading the alley in block %.
Kittson's addition to ST. Paul, in said
city, according to plans and specifica-
tons On file in the Office of said BOard.
A bond with at least two o. sureties
in a sum of at least twenty (20) per
cent of the gross amount bid must ac-
company each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
RI. GORMAN. President.
Official: w. +. ERWIN,
354-364 Clerk Board of Public Works.
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contracts, in the execution of which the
cution and beauty and delicacy of taste
and design. was brought into play. In
addition to residence interiors and ap-
pointments, Messrs. Hanggi, Cady &
Medicke design and manufacture the
most modern and approved styles in
Church, Hotel and Drug Store Fixtures,
another speciality being in wood carving
and designs in sideboards and bank
counters
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| gets up on Christmas day hat knife,
some candy und two picture books in
my shocking. ind my sister hears Santa
Claus When he drives oop nit his sleigh
und says:
Yes, dis vhas der place where dot
leedlc Dutch poy Ifs, und | like him to
know | doan' forget him.
If l vhaS some shildren again shut
my eyes oop so tight as nefer vhas, und
| p lief in Santa Claus so hard as efer |
can, ind l doan' let nopoby make me
pellet he vhas not all right und der best
Oldt man in all dis world.
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twelve days, and it was rarely until the
expiration of the closing nights de-
bauch that time was found for re-
turn to more serious proceedings.
The custom of decking with ever
greens the churches in England and Ire
land dates from very early period and
was in all probability the continuation
of pagan rite. For this purpose the
holly and the ivy were the most favorite
evergreens, and they were looked upon
as sacred emblems of the season.
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ST. PAUL POSTOFFICE.

The st. Paul postoffice for the eleven
months past and December approx
mated continues to show healthful in
crease in the sale of stamps over the
same of last year. Postmaster Lee
naturally feels gratitied at this strong
showing. The Office is in first-class
condition and operating smoothly. The
stamp sales for 1887 and 1888 were:
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ABacheIor's Christmas.

Omaha World.
Hrft Bachelor-Did you have happy
Christmas?
Second Baehelor-You bet did. One
of my shirts came back from the laun-
dry with all the buttons off.