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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

People who are going to build ma,
like TO know iha, 80, 900 hou,. /" On,
,h., tn. architectural paper say. can D,
built Tor e2.ss0.37. costs s5,IO0. .e.
corning to the srehi,ee,'s estimate I: 1.
worth $1,000. the carpenter SAYS. %
build; increases In expense to $500
during the process Of erection. and make,
yoa draw your check for ss.95s.2s Be.
fore 700 move in ard get Jour 6s. bill
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
DEuSKESSEss % ruE ugroR H.kIr Pos
IuvuT CrHrD NJ ApNiStsrrKiSa
Dr U.t,E. GoiBs~ SPECIFIC.

II can b. given In cop % cote. Or tss
~ith0ai TIE Ero-lsigs % Tie prison isk.
Ing Il. q shsnluie'y harmless sbd viii 81.
feet psruarsui All speedy cgrs, vhsthsf
ths patient n1isf.ls dfiuksf Or an al
coh0iic wreck Thol.aais %; cranksfds
have ben m,1e pmpsr,is msn Mo have
t.ksn Gol1.n speci.c 10 ihsir cUre. With
oct thsif kuoslsdgs. snd to-day bshsts
Thy qalt trintiuE % their ON free vii.
II NEVER FAILS The systsm Oa.- In.
prtEuaisd -iih the SPEC q IL becomes a.
alter lmpo,sioi.iiy 'Of 10 hquir ipp-git.
W exist Dor fail particulars, address
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO les Rsos 81
Cincinnati, %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
10 the Citizens Of Paris and
Vicinity:

Ws ksrs tsra fnakri H. t1..arr 49, 49,. 80 4
Dr. ". W. Mere a. 80 49, iaraE 80 .a.s1rs.
r No rIrfs A. 49, frrrr.lrfrifIs al -
f.rufrIr sfafrrf Il o.. q o. usFis's frrs
A. srrk 49, tf t.ns IL ssffsairf. al $3.50
81 stsrfnrY - 80 rftara huu rollffs
a. DAVIS ". DAVIS.
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LrrtGh.r


W-ANkoEass
wals usr.nug ia - Sostksrs Stats.
Ac.tY isrgs rr1 FAIR in-,
Wa 80 or gur.i tya .roufEe
N1rs tsrfin.s. y ftf, t.an -n
NJ c.c-fuus ttsn I ssfsf
T. nsus 80 rit1 -hsrs - -srs
us sss-tfrt Sith 90 gs'oss 100,
''Tfis city 10 tlro' lls,ss. s.f.-
"whai slfs c,isniiy. I.sst.
Has scoafgsd 10. city -hlcA "a
tsusF
Is -ts al. ssssr ilff- As.aif.
-ia eighties sigaiys.I u cane
HINxfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06


4.
A issir TAT saEgssts sslrr.
VIVA p.szg AIS sltsrnssic fSr1-
=
IL srn1sri ~ you1i lar iAis sossi
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Be- as,y amy Er0sa. vtsn,
Tls carriage icrg al Site las 'ssn,
4
TotisrisE las sni .aos -aits h,if.
Ia. as h1s cg1s uil PLAZA tscitrs-
A ist,sr iAi.. 90. plsir'y s~ss.
TtGs rssrst n - ssses AZ s,'s.
BEIIH @
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

Teacher -"SspPo.. yoa have two
,ticp OF esudy, All your Big brother
glvss you two more how many have y0u
cot that
Little Boy (.hasing his ksaS) You
c0bt ibov klm. IL Iint that hisd Of .
boy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

Dr. Flower Great Scicn-
tile Remedies ar for sale by
y.-F druggist.
So neli week, paper
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

WAY ihfo- s-,y o. arch hard s,rbet
1ousy tryiug -or h.sss msiicinss, -hsn
90 ~ csrts fsmsfT can D. procured
TAT oil cufs c0lsts, cofs. srfs lungs
AZ ef0ggi Give 10 trial Afsns0l',
B,luu -iii tot 1f. bottle. 10 csts
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HoMEMAKERs COLUMN

C.rrssrosAear> - prscticsi tostos. sps.in Z
rrsIV-fiv un.isr - he.f ~ TIA cniaun. " -.
tsnsd. Attr--s al go - str.tegns t4ts ss,sa
- 40 hst.rfm snt = klIIt.f - ffo.nsnaksrs
Coi4sa. Okpuap uasrcGsr. fsrt.. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

rhf Subscriber hereby gives rsbu, hste'
ihA sts hss bcsh day srpsisisd ~ he 10
JsfEe u frOo-is fu Ne Coabty % OuEt 80 -.
Assumed The rust 81 Adaisisuatnt Of 'hs
estate %
WILLIAM MITCHELL. lac % Bsskfsf,
~ satl Craav. dscssssf b. sitirg esat % ~
lac dlrects. az thfTesors rs9sests al prs ss ~
deotsa 70 tte ss,sts 20 ell dsessssi 10 nsts
NED i.ts psi mat ant tho.s sbe hare sAI ~
20. n. les KDsG n MITCHELL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

Tat 90 msty Otherwise silfsci.Vs, polite.
,ri psftCulsf p-op.s 30 q ihslf ffisnis
y tts fUai src dis,gf-ss'l- Ot0f % their
trssih 10 10 malay CEASED ~ dl,oftsfci
figsstipn, al car - CORRECTED ~ f,rlo..
ing tie causs, ~ using thsi pare msdicirs
salp.ar B-lisr. liam M.slI-as.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

10 "a. h<en daily APPOINTED ~ ths ice. dulss
q Private Zoe the Cosnty 81 Onfsr,i aud ass nel
ne trust ~ staiuistrsiof 81 ~ estate ~
CALVIN EyA>s. tais 81 s.r~sF,
~ san County. deressed, BY sNlnE bood a. -
a. difertst ~ therefert regaesfs AT psrsSes
deetst 20 the estate 81 said deceaset % ua.e
immsiists psyment. saf those wh0 have AnJ 90
msais thercca 10 ethibit ne sac "
fsb. a.. isss. WILLIAM L. CDLE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

ut -ENiGnA
Cou9o.sf 81 ls lsttsF,
NJ ~. . a. 49, irtss o; BAR.
Nyt.f. if DO. n D. - tais fooii.sif.
MTig. AZ e ssissDst - sosssfssp
20. a. q tsrsssfT
NJ ~. a. 90 sitao-.
NJ is.s.4s ho-
To -s1.s u tss uus y bob % Po-iis
sf.sCrgrs.
NAkT BEovS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

"wbsisvsf 1. !. urii-. SAL he way
editor - couuur nsuspsp-f. whose
p.tsui ogislds hsi "a % ~ appear 90 line
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

Nt-CuauAun
b. ice. tss ki, fr,i ots cara. tsis
tlsht.
scale al ihfl' ~ fiirssa doofi
Tafy -sfs fruiy resolved thai ~ -osii
nflf
To fua NJ Fs1f.rt1u. store.
y. vty - tfstsgfs.sor. 70 very BAR.
Acf 10y ffslf 'nanf 70 a..
~ stols tbs ri. ssm 20 tfssr cst;s,
Al D. pf.s0a ~ hai - e.
100
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
MlnYElS or THE NEW WEST,

Afisli i.arirsfsl p 49, .ssF~~i~.. -ss,si. n
Iss.as u 80 o. .rts.ar Naftsis q kafls
NsFsrfs II ..s. Naftsts rf lrteuFl-s NaFssi.
asrlr. a.lr ftfrF nfo sTtEinai So tnEfss-
lnEs A rrfr.r IrrH NHIhfH m D.. n1afr
sHlHar nnafIfIrs fHHa nnr nr'arf 'as.I
AssiNf~ ~ ANltN. a 49, Eranle - I've
r-nts II ..atr rrfr frr.T ai .r.r. taiaaf trfI
.-srFyrr rni rrrtrmsa On. Sar-u.,. ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

Keep yosr ~. -iis gpen Will. u,r.l-
ltE. Better JET In clntsf % to than
u0talrg kttia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

BlIs. pimp.s.. tivss. r.ng-Orm. tstisr
sut e. othsr msrifssta;iots % imFsF-
o,ooi ar cared y HoSis Ssrspsiii.A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

ylTIIEREAE, Tiouas Rsybold.. a Csnion. 10 N.
w Coanfy II Okfsfd snd state ~ Nsins. b. ~
usoffEsrs deed dafsd fhs nibetsetfh tsy - hsy, A
u. 1917, snd rscoftsd IL III Otfsfd RsEistfy q
Dseds, bcak III. psxs az ooureytd q Jokn NJ
ns.bea q Castaa sfofsssi1. IL iaiio-ing de.rfi~d
RfAl Estate, srasfe1 in che tosu n Cantca. a "a.
Ceahty n Ca tlfd afoFssslt. o. sif Ths hcu~sissl
farm n sal Ikounas Rsyualds. upon skirh ~ nos
Fss,ds.. sni al fhs oai lsnis ~ hia osBssi % To-.
ssssst snd 80 paftifaiff dsscrpfion - tlss sols
u sd pfsnises Tsfefsncs ting hs1 - The fos "A
deeds u coavsysnes d sd 1hs.lnas Hsy nlis via
DEE deed ffoui Dsnisi Rsynaifs. dated Jaly 18Th
A. ID. isfi, AL rtcoried 10 The O1flr RsEstry 81
DEEDS, In haok it4. pages tsl sBl So, also zoe
cher DEED from Dtnitl Rsybolis. dated isbruafy
~, A. ID. ists. snd feCorlsd IL sd Rsgisfy, "a
baok Ia. psgs y. Alss deed from Ira ksynalis,
dsfsd hsfrh III, A. ID. isse. sBi Tecorded N ..ms
rsgistfy, taok rs. psEe u. slss coo deed frou
Dsborsh Rsypoli.. dated Isb losh. A. H. Isss, ss.i
rscorted IN s.fns registry, 10 bob 100. psgs al
.lse one deed hon Orfn EsJBoids. dated Jaly Ell,
A. ID. 1871. AL rtcoriei IN said Fegisfry, In Iook
ln page ~ siso one deed iIoa. Ot. =, isrs dated
Dee n, A. u. iss9. and recorded IN ssif ~ sfry IA
bcok lls. pses "a. zee DEED frOl TLsmas q
sorney, dsfsf August lgd, A. II. isso AL recorded
In aid hsEi.try. u beok i3i. psxs 49, he shois
eontsining three honirsd ssres. usors az ls.s
Whereas. Tie cooftion u ssld marfssee kas hssu
broksn. nos. thersfofs, by Ieason q ne hts.rh II
The eoodiln tbsrsof l. fhs sal~crll<r In the earae
~ a. Admlnistrstrt ~ ths estate q sd Jokn Al
D.sboa. eisim fossels-ars q s.id mortgage.
February is,A. A. ID. isss
SARAH X. DEsIIOS,
Afmlnis'rsfflf u estate q Joha N. Dsshon. Nv
III. A. RANDALL. ksr Attorrsv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

RIDER H,gEut'' hf,is ny ,PPfoP;isis-
N ,. callsl a llttl aInafails.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
Il -nIrrr. rInrrEa

ANsf vsstifg - psts Jou nay PET
tAsn is tss 80 - wsf.tsr tsi - - .
10. sssu sa ht-k. uu I. Jirs 90 he
iosrgs. uo-s az lsfst hsr -A.i sts
waited
LrrtH MAJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
WORKING CLaSSgSl11sHrIuI

p.rrf d farsisA o. fits.ss So rr rrrsr- a
~ 80 sts's n 80 fIns ID fl 90 -.
mnr.fsfs. naa $50 49, 80 Hr' DE-. 49,
FsF.uss q siLtFr "a rsfNT rtfr .rrr l. srsfs
- o. s 80 1890. $50 Frrurr 81 - ff
ifsclIns a. 49, 49, - ~ t.frfst nsstA
gFis ssra nsaflT ~ nrrt e. SO Traa -
a. 49, 80 s~af 49, sffrrsf 80 .fsr - -
$50 - uaaas rkts - THsHrr as e. e. -
- - - % 81 s~si 90 araf Il -. o. 80 90.
- q srifsg Flt gtriara trstsf f-ss ~
frsss sGIasH srIssus 90 Frrf1rf Ntas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

1HE ssb.eTih-r her~bf give. rssls Ng,ic
tsst shs hss tees dsiv sppeiaiet ~ tee hgs.
fsfss u fro,sts toF tee CssatF ~ OsfHt sal
Assumed the ussi % AamiaisirAhn '''
estate OF
DsNUs y. BIsHoP. l.ts - rsrv,
IN sAf Ceaatg, dscssssl. b. sis "a bel a. ~
ss drect.. she therefore Fegsesfs 81 pff soaf IN
etbtfd % ths estate q gsh dcceAsci o. msse in
n ssilsis psyustt. ssf ths.e 80 Ave saf 30
msads tbs-e.n - enlist 10 sane o.
fsb. o., lsrs HANNAH \. BISHOP
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TIE sssssrse- hsr~sy sisss psAIis a1;i,l i,fi
- hss h~su daily appstai-t ~ ~ Nee iatfs
- Prshats ~ to Coanff ~ Otfrri al asslIef
ne trsst - tsscttts 81 - estate ~
bt>lAhtN ". RRisss ate ~ sumsff.
ffsrfsi ~ thsrsfors -. aests al pfrscns = - hs
infstfst 70 Incest % sad tsrsassf a. mtts -
assiisis psyr.sat saf thoss .ho have 90 , tsmAnf'
h~r~os - sshibltths ssasto
F,b n. Isss SOLOMON '. .TErs0N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

thE ssbseribsf h.rsby sitss ruhi 90 - itu
u hss beea talf sppo Iniei ~ ~ Ia jaifr n
PROBATE ior tn &. sstt q Otf,ri al ssssrel
he uust % Atnin sfratof 81 80 Fstkis -
clAtfssA fAkNUh, late 20 Nesststccs.
saf toanty. dereasefs ~ EFtss bod ~ -
lac dtrsets hs ttefefsr~ 30 e.t. al 800 81 ta
o. 81 o. TIE ssfats % sstt ascessef o. msss J.
nod ate psrHsnt. asd thns- a. have anI 10
~.a.'s thsreoa q sthltu tas 49, ~
rt. a. iss.. THOnAss BRIpSHAh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
No More Consumption.

Ne 1922 49, 'vsrr fss- L. - sgafts
$780, ~ - erasnnsfiaa t.sa saY q. 80 flissss
rhs 10 zoe ~ sss 90 u ccsgts clifs. sc. Ots
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B.r RUN u Pic, Of .loohol. drehn
% oil ~ bsT. I 2 teasP souill % hqlii
ammltis Pai into 10 aicohoi ThsG 40
. piut % sot uaisf. All you uiii have q
qaAri ~ uios by ran A. a1osg hili The
sIpsbsc OF thai bosght a. tie dfuEgis's
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DOS A1.
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s. Day q. Az. =. Yt- = Ne. D.
We. o.. Esr. No.. Era o.. Rat a.
Ats "a. Tea. n Fad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

u0rrraa I've 81 na-s ssf astr r.rr r..-sr 60
Till scFt - 81 49, a. tartrE 90 In AZ
ASCHHf 1894 90 rfHIr' % A.
sfaftsi re - rFnFs e" &c hrr 80 81
a. 80 surt. Lfrsa Farr.rEs farH n -
staff CfsrT rsfil 49, ffna frr I.HHsf 80
fffaF Gets - $50 ~ II Haaf HH .r.f Il
frs.s sut 60 80. So 80 49, $50
a e1rs N. HstLErr q CO.. trrf go ntrs
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CORD WOOD WANTED

., s..sA We'd ..1 s's ~. We. q, 70, Tssk -
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u~ayrpp-LspfE 60 80 Tsn st
w Castsfa1s Trsts. - 4te tfhf. Ffassni
soss 81 fssf 80 taass. o. ID % 80 81 -
- - sflf 49,. Wefs at ~ ~ as 80 -.
Fsrf - -. frss - rsaFassnG attfsfs a. 80
cET.s ENT AR coll Ma "a. B,s,sa MAJ
49, Az
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STONES KlLLAKOFF
STONE & CO., Portland, Me

fp-up 81 sro~f ssrs .. tssr'r svsrr ssss n
iess ffsrsist 81 rsHesF fess aoi hsFs "a. ssti -
rsrts 80 rs~sisu a krttis ~ r1ar
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ASs-EEs ~ PrulE, oT Llsr wEss.
-gaaftsrutst.f
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-24
THE COURT CALENDAR.
Disputes Settled in n Legal NJ an
ReP-SuitS Filed.


Scheffer & Rossum against Achlie
Bourget and David Lagassie for $3.50 on
an insurance policy, a verdict was
rendered in favor of the pl aintiff for
b151.12.
The case of Charles Kaullen, by his
guardian John NJ. Kaullen, against the
Northwestern Bedding company for
$1,000 for personal injuries sustained at
Dne of the cOmpany'S machines, was
argued before Judge Wilkin yesterday.
The motion for a new trial in the
matter of 5. E. Smith, ct al, VS.. j. C..
LeDuc, ct al, was denied by Judge
Wilkin yesterday.
Jury call for to-day: Charles B. Law
ton and David l.. Stewart VS.. Frederick
j. Holman; James Carroll VS.. st. Pau,
Minneapolis Il Manitoba Railway COM
pany, ami Harry W. Wack, ct al.
against George w. Langevin and jeff
Hildreth.
A change of venue from Dakota to
Ramsey county has been granted in the
appeal of William O'Mulcahey from an
order of the probate court, disallOwing
his claim against the estate of Levi ).
Gragg.
The case of Nancy A. Fish against
Benjamin j. Shipman was argued be-
fore Judge Brill yesterday and submit
ted to the jury.
The case of Frank B. Ward VS.. James
Heating was argued before Judge Kelly
yesterday, and the hearing will be re-
sumed to-day.
The J. p. Gribbon Lumber company
filed suit yesterday against John Flamm
and A. o. Peterson for building mate
rial sold and delivered to the amount OF
b43.77.
A verdict of sos for the plaintiff,
Mary H. Moak, against James II. Brown
was rendered yesterday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-24
A. Fl. NicoIay, Auctioneer.

The Glenny Elegant Household Fur
niture Continuation Auction Sale this
morning, Wednesday, Oct. p, on the
premises, No. 80 Sherman street. be-
tween Franklin and Exchange streets.
should attract the attention of all par
ties that are III want of elegant Furni-
ture, Pictures, China, costly Mahogany
Bedroom Furniture, English Carpets.
etc. Everything to be sold to the high
est bidder.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-24
DIED.

KELLY-456 Superior street, Katie Kelly,
age seventeen years eleven months six
teen days. Funeral Wednesday, Oct. 70,
ga. M, from ST. james church.
ISIS. james P. Williams, aged sixty-fivc
years Funeral from late residence, 49l
Laurel avenue, to-day at 1880 a. m.
Friends are invited. Chicago, Ill papers
please copy.
FOR FUNERALS-Ca Carriages for 50 and
hearse So. +. W. Shirks livery stable, 2S4
East Ninth street, corner ROSabel street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-24
FACTS AND FANCIES.
Interesting Gossip on Town Topics
and Things in General.
Detroit Free Press.

UtWOII T IGC IIcSs.
a big newsbOy at the postoffice corner was
eating an apple yesterday, when a little
newsboy, after licking his chops for several
minutes, finally mustered up courage to ask:
viii you give me the core when you git
down to it:''
'Mebpe l will and mebbe I won't" was the
reply. Its accoTdin' TO whether it's wurmy
Or not, and it don't look that way now"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-24
The New Moon.

Harper's Young People.
Arthur-oh, Daisy, just look at the new
moon.
Daisy deeply disappoint ed)-Why, that
isn't a new moon, Arthur. It's got great
piece broken out of it,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-24
SAINT PAUL.
HELPING HANDS NEEDED.
Public Support invoked for the
Eree Kindergarten.

Mrs. Carl Ludwig. who has been eX-
erting herself in behalf of the kinder
garten recently organized by some of
the charitable ladies of this city, is
meeting with the success due this
project. Mrs. Gen. Andrews and Mrs.
MaXfeld are among the ladies who are
lending helping hand. The object of
the Institution is to afford free instruc-
ton to poor children. who for want of
clothes and finances cannot appear
among more fortunate children in the
public schools.
There are now enrolled 125 pupils,
with prospects of as many more if they
can be cared for. The ladies are in
need of s., 900 to carry them through,
and a canvass of the city will be made
for the purpose of raising this sum by
popular subscriptions.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-24
Of Immediate Interest.

LincOl (Neb.) Journal
Sunday School Teacher-Now, children.
that the lesson is ended, You may ask any
questions you like and will try to answer
them. Is there any thing you want to know.
Willie?
'Yes, maam."
''W hat is it:'
(which club do yer think winned der game
at der park ler-day:''
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-24
Iron Mountain Route.

3 Daily Trains 3.
st. Louis to the Southwest, with
Through Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars
to Memphis, Little Rock, Malvern,
TeXarkana, Galveston, Austin,
San Antonio. Fort Worth, Dallas and
San Francisco.
FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS
st. Louis to Little Rock, Memphis
TeXarkana, Houston and Galveston.
The only line TO the
Famous Hot Springs of Arkansas,
and the
Popular Route to the
Winter Resorts of Texas.
II. c. Townsend,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
st. Louis. Nc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-24
Confused by the Darkness.

Troy Times.
Little Pat was in the habit of falling out of
bed during the night and his father to break
him Of the habit, would remind him of il the
next morning. One day. as usual his father
said 10 him: Here, Pat. you fell out of bed
again.
oh. no. papa said Pat; 1T was the pill
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-24
A Permanent Fence.

Youths Companion.
Little Dick had been listening to the reel
tation in geography of an older brother. Il
know what an island is said h to mamma.
"Well. what is its' asked mamma.
''It is a little piece OF land all fenced round
with water" proudly answered Dick.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-24

low, for got up to see, and the pillow was
on the floor by the side of the bed
What made you cry, thenT asked his
father
manner, lit was dark, and l couldn't tell
whether it was me or the pillow
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-24
All Finished.


Detroit Free Press.
Are you learning to ride, my boy?" he
queried of a youngster who was bobbing
around on the back of broncho.
Learning? Why, have already learned
all about it. I've been out a whole hour, and
have only fallen off twice"
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Singular Case of Transmission,

Dan fTdnclScO OnrOilcie.
The little girls father was dead and her
mother had aiken unto herself another hus-
band The little girl was being chastised.
And which are You most like, your pa or
your mar
Well, don't know. Some people think 7
am like my first papa, but think I'm Iikest
my second papa
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Interesting to Prohibitionists.

Washington Post.
DR.. Schultze, of Vienna, advises strongly
the drinking of beer out of mugs instead of
glasses. Beer deteriorates very quickly I'M
der the influence of light, and mugs, partic-
ulariy covered mugs, are much preferable to
Transparent glass
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-24

We carry complete lines of Hotel
China, Glassware and Silyerware. in
GLIDING the celebrated Greenwood
Nitreous China, in thick and half-thick.
Lowest prices. Donaldson, Ogden q,
Co., Sibley and Sixth streets.
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Continuation of the

Auction sale of Glenny Furniture this
morning at 10 o'clock at the residence,
$50 Sherman street. Some of the finest
pieces unsOld. A. H. Nicolay, Auction
eer. See advertisement under auction
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"AIaddinu Stoves

And HOuse-Furnishing Hardware. Low
prices for cash, and on installments. B.
f. Knauft & Co.. S3S to S42 East Sew
enth street.
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Go to F.. w. LuIey & Sons

For cash bargains in Fresh Meats. Pure
Lard, Breakfast Bacon, all kinds of
SauSageS, etc. 3S2 Jackson street.
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Fresh Oysters at Reduced Prices.

AltOl tO-"oS' AuVONoJ' wv "@'' w WIN
furnish the trade with the best Oysters
at the lowest prices, viz:
Mediums, z can. ..23cl EXtraSelect. fcan zoe
Standards, p an...27cI H. j. NJ, z can. 35c
Selects. z gallonS1. rs Standards z gal. 81 %
Paper Pails-Pints, 81; quarts, $3.50;
half-gallOn, 81. with 10 per cent dis
count in lots of 500. Send your orders
to E. Taylor d Co.. ST. Paul.
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A Steady Job for Satan.

Five-year-old Harold is about to enter
school. and his mother has been giving him
good advice how to behave and not answer
back or get angry with his playmates. for it
was satan that tempted him 10 do wrong
well said Harold, Il should just like 10
have The devil shut up in the barn yard with
the old buck; guess he would have all he
could do 70 mind his own business them,
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5000 Pair Ladies'

Misses and Children's Rubbers will be
sold at 5 cents pair at the great Nox-
Mai Shoe Store, 145 East Seventh
-.
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Aladdin and Sure Lmck

Stoves and Ranges. Best in the mar
ket. B. f. Knauft d Co., 33S to 342 East
Seventh street.
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MARRIED.

BOWEN-NOLEN-On Tuesday, Oct %, by
Rev. X. +. Maclaren. William Bowen and
Miss Rose Nnlen a of 81 Paul
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ST. PAUL REAL ESTATE.

Ten deeds were recorded yesterday, with
total consideration of SI7.S5O, as follows:
Nv Ham to Grundy. 1t IS, Dix 10.
Arlington Hills add. ....... -. - $500
W liam TO c Ii Grumpy 1t 30. Got
zians subd blk 81. Lyman Dayton's
auu---..- .-------. -.O,OOO
Nv Ham to c H Grundy, 10 Its in Hams
subd Il ., z d second subd ........3, 900
] W Ham TO G IL Grundy, 1t 20. Got
zians subd blk SO, Lyman DaytOn's
add ...................... .......2 ?. 900
W Ham to II GIundy, 1t D, blk 10,
Syndicate add s.. -. ....--..-.--.- $40
G Fuller to ii Mitchell, 1t IS, blk 1,
SanbOrn's Midway add ......... $50. 700
Q L Lamprey to Willius 1t z, blk 10,
Warren d Rice add Observation-Disclosures. 500
Capital City Real Estate and Improve
ment company to Ii Cornelius, 1t ,,
blk IL, West ST. Paul Syndicate add l, l 800
" 5 Briggs to D Briggs, 1t 8, Briggs
subd, 1t %, Fort Street Out Lois. GOO
Hewitt to Martin Lumber company.
pit blk D, Lafonds add. 2, $50
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

CRAND FAX HELD OCT. "a, %,
VI 20 and %, in the hall of the Assumption
school, on Exchange street; all are invited.
The Committee.
THEPARTNERSHi HE&ECOFOKE
i existing between the undersigned has
been dissolved by mutual consent. !. G.
Stein. Ii. Rathjens.
ITO THE PUBLIC-SOr HAVING
Il been candidate before any OF the con-
ventions that have been held. nor sought a
nomination from any party. | feel ut liberty
to announce myself as an independent can
didate for county treasurer, and ask the sup
port of my fellow citizens without regard to
party, not as political favor. but as an ell
dorsement of my services as a public officer.
F. A. REM.