St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-03

w nat height and weight, and color of
mar and eyes? Don't be surprised or
o1ended. am sincere, wealthy
m thySs want a wife. and one
mat has money, so that she
with myself. l am ANNOYED with the
attentions of those who think only of
money. Am middle-age, 100 pounds.
llght complexion, good-looking, well
educated, graduate of an Eastern col
lege, and move in the best society. Not
much style about me; inventive, me-
cnanlcal, practical. Am engaged in
manufacturing business that l estab-
hshed thirteen years ago, and travel
good deal in the West in my business
ana for pleasure. Please not throw this
letter In the waSte-basket or fire, and
eall me a crank, for if you do you will
make mistake. Just sit down and
write me a good, long letter, and if /
llke your description of yourself and
style OF writing, l promise you will
make you an interesting correspondent,
at least, and that may be all that will
come OF it, and certainly there can be
no harm in short correspondence.
very respectfully yours,
FRANK HAZLEToN,
Box $40. Brazil, Ind.
Will answer truthfully any and all
questions you may see fit to ask, and
Will exchange photos if you desire.
MILLIONS IN IT.
NEW YORK. May %, 1SSS.-MiSs-: I
nc. a statement that you had made
SLOT, 600 in speculation.
Ii you will come here, can make
hundreds of thousands of dollars for
you, not in railroad matters.
With S25, 900 you can have ample Sc
curlty, and get your money back, and
then have an income of 100000 every
year.
In another matter with $4,000. you
can make $4,000 in four months. and
nave quarter of million dollars as col
lateral security. In another matter, with
1900 you and myself could control
matter where hundreds of thousands of
dollars can be made. 1t is a canal,
nearly completed, and only $4,000 will
complete it, then 1000 miles of naviga-
bic rivers will be tributary to this canal
and pay toll. And this is within thirty
SIX hours OF New York city.
If you would come here and investi-
gate you would find every thing all
right.
can give plenty of references. Yours
respectfully, ALBERT l.. RICE,
President of Gainesville, Tallahassee &
Western railroad.
INTRODUCED HIMSELF.
No. 67 CENTER AVENUE, PITTSBURG,
Pa, May 25, 1SSS.-Miss -, st. Paul,
MINI. Lady: 1 have read much of
Miss --, and as an unmarried Amer
lean, aged thirty-seven years, with high
est references as to character, habits,
etc., come asking the honor of your ac-
quaintance.
l neither use liquor OF tobacco Cor
smoke).
Profession, stenographer; education,
classic; tastes, domestic. There be
none through whom l could be intro
duced, hence, according to an ancient
custom, come direct to you.
You are domestic lady and well
versed in business, hence the desired
acquaintance.
The motive being pure, l trust the re-
quest may not seem unmannerly and
that this may merit reply. Very re-
spectfully, ROBERT NJ. HUGHES.
JUST SEE HIM SPELL.
Verona Lawrence Co Mo May the 26
1sSS.-Miss -: l have seen your adj
ress and thought would rite to you to
get your corspondance if you wish to
rite to me [ my age is twenty-seven
years five feat four in Black hair Grey
eyes lite complicated and very well
standing if you wish my Photographic l
will send it to you in the next letter if
you will send me yours so will not
add any more at the present time l re-
main yours ever truley sine my name
thus THOMAS MILLER JR.
Fancy woman who is able to coin
10000 good dollars for herself being
the fool the writer of any of the forego-
ing assumes that she is: Nobody has
ever come back to tell whether dying
radically changes men, and wonder if
those in tormenc, thinking to put glory's
crown of glory on woman, don't offer
to step up and marry her as soon as she
is comfortably established in Abraham's
bosom. PAULINE PRY.