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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17
DRESSNIAKING.

nRESSMAKING--If you want an elegant
~ dress. perfect fit and reasonable
prices. go to Mrs. Percival, 231 West Sew
epth. 3O9*
nRESSMAKtNG-Sty dresses perfect
IL fit and satisfactory in every respect;
prices reasonable. Parlors, 81 West Fifth ST.
1881
STYLlSH DRESSES, perfect in fit and
- satisfactory in every respect; prices rea-
sonable. Parlors 276 Summit Place. 311*
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f. Holloway & Co.. Auctioneers.

f. Holloway & Co.. AuctiOneePs.
BOOTS AND sHOES-If you are want
- ing anything in the boot and shoe line
where +. Holloway d Co.. commission auc
tioneers, are closing out the waterdam-
aged boots and shoes from Foot, Schultz d
Co. They are selling them for much less
and for wear as good as any shoe Their
prices will convince you at once that you
can save at least 90 per cent by buying now.
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AUCTION SALES.
III. :. EairchiId a Son. Auction

III. =. EairchiId & Son. Auction.
GERS.
TIOUSE AND LOT ON ASHLAND AV.
IL at auction Saturday, Nov II, at 5 p.
M We will sell at auction, above date, house
and lot 500 Ashland av. OH easy terms The
lot is a very desirable one. The house has
nine finished and three unfinished rooms.
mace, and on other improvements, will meke
il very comfortable home. There is small
barn on lot We make no sales except in
good faith. The highest bidder will get the
property. II. S. Fairchild Il Son, Real Es-
tate agents. Chamber of Commerce. 3i622
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IN Every Case the Money Must Accom-
Pdny the Order.
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
A MA c. DREW ECLECTIC COL
n lege-Shorthand, typewrting and teleg-
raphy; practical, thorough and personal i'll
struction. Address Elva j. Wilcox, Hale
block corner Third and Jackson. rs <
TNSTRUCTION-En German, French
L and piano lessons given by Il well GER
tificated German teacher. Address r Us,
Globe. 322-2S
GCHOOL OF SHORTHAND. TYPE
- writing and biography: instruction per
sonally and by mail Malcolm 4. Nichols,
SOY Grand Opera block. 134*
SrBORTHAND - School shorthand and
- typewriting: standard system: lessons
day, evening or by mail; send for circular.
Miss J. d. Hess Union block. 302*
ca. AGATHA, ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
~ 20 East Exchange St.-Lessons gwen on
Piano. Organ, Guitar, Violin and Mandolin;
hours arranged to suit pupils. For terms
call or address The Superioress. 1861
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL-Mlle. Josephine Sancisso,
ltl graduate of Canada, piano and French
teacher, SIS Jefferson av., st. Paul; liberal
condition. P. S.-Lessons given at domicile
if requested. e.'f 322-2S
DIANO TUNING ST - First-class work
L guaranteed. Address Samuel Crutchett,
POI Rice St 3U1-31
CCHOLAKS-A lady having studied
- abroad and taught with success in the
East. wishes to obtain few scholars for in
sttumental and vocal: latter speciality. Mrs.
Cone. 662 Pine ST.. 317-22
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THE ST. PAUL TRUST COMPANY-
Offices Cor. Fourth and jackson
streets-acts as executor, admin
istrator, guardian, trustee, as
Sfgnee, receiver. etc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

GOOD DINNER for 10 cents and 10
n cents. PARK Restaurant, open day ana
night; oysters to order at all hours; corner
Seventh and Rosabel 3O2*
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT.
ELAT-Two good rooms for housekeeping,
i with pantry, closet and water. III
Fourteenth ST. 322 %
uOUSE-Want to rent a good house OF
Ii seven or eight rooms in West st. Paul,
in good neighporhood; must be convenient
to motor station and street cars. Address r
Q Thomson, Exchange building. South s..
Haul. 321-22
ID ODM-Wanted to rent furnished room
~ where there are no other boarders,
within ten minutes walk from couit house;
state price. Address L l43 Globe. 1928
d OOM-Single gentleman wishes heated
N back room for the winter in a quiet
neighborhood; must not be far from this
Office; only those stating price need answer.
Address II D. Globe. 80 %
DOOMS-Wanted to rent, two or three
II rooms for housekeeping; rent must be
reasonable Address E 142 Globe. 321-23
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ST. PAUL WANTS.

WANTS on this page will be inserted under
headings according to the following
TABLE OF RATES.
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4 GENT-Wanted, an agent, with expe-
N rience and some money, to sell patent
right for states and territories. Call at GIL
Desota ST., after u o'clock p. m. j. Tbun-
horg 322-27
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

A FIRST-CLASS OYSTER STEW and
n warm or cold lunch served at all hours;
nearest place to the capitol at which luncn
can be had 4S6 Wabasha. 29-*
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.

A GENTS can make more money selling
n nv Nile LILY toilet soap and perfumes
than any other goods Call or address HUI,
Perfumer. 609 First av. south.
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f. KELLY Il CO., Boots and Shoes,
y. III East Seventh ST., are selling a gen
uine gents calf congress- balmoral or button
shoe for 80 1929
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NTANTED-Lady with small capital to
w take half interest in restaurant. Adj
dress 8, Globe. 322
WILL SELL AT BARGAIN-New
w store, stock, blacksmith shop, house.
Splendid land; ffif ty miles from St. Paul:
Wisconsin Central railway. Address G. F.
Hurd. Emerald Wis. 319 %
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TO EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE-Fine B-flat clarinet for q
u Bfat tenor or trombone. E. G. Dean,
129 Congress st. 32122
ITO EXCHANGED have good lot be-
l. tween the cities which will trade fot a
driving horse. 64S Jackson st. 321-322
dress II, care P. .. Box 400. 1882
ITO EXCHANGE-Will exchange an I'M
l. ported mastiff bitch, weight about ITO;
a champion prize winner, for first-class re-
triver. Is Of kind disposition and an eX-
cellent watch dog; live in a fiat and can't
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

EORRESPONDET- young man wants
~ private corresponding or bookkeeping
TO do evenings for his board or pay. Address
o l49, Globe. 3
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DARBER-Wanted a tirstclass barber:
ID must be capable of taking charge Of
barber shop and bath rooms. Address j. A.
Porter, Fargo Oak. 320-326
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female. :

4 PRENTICE Position wanted by
IA reliable, strong boy. seventeen years CT
age. Address y E. Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

EROOM-Wanted, situation taking care
VI OF horses, furnace or other housework
in hotel for board and room during winter;
age 81: have experience; can give refer
ences. Address B l04, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

A GOOD MEAL for 10 cents; meal tickets
N $3.50. 32l ST. Peter. 2SoT
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

pHARMACIST-Wanted. situation, bya
L registered pharmacist: three years ex-
perience; speaks English and some German;
Strictly temperate; best Of recommendations;
L.. A. Hellweg. care of DR.. Frank, 30O1
Hennepin Gv. Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

DARBER-Wanted,a good man to run
ID small shop for the winter: can make
good wages. Address at once j. F. Taylor.
Fargo, Oak. 322-23
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COLLECTOR wants position; familiar
- with both cities; well educated in Eng
ish, French and German; A l references.
Address II, 444 Broadway. z
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

COOk-Sisuation wanted by competent
~ woman as cook in private family; CAN
furnish best references. Call at 42S Frank
lin ST. ;
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

DRINTER-Situatlon wanted by young
L man with tour years experience; tenn
perate, steady. and no bad habits--in coun
trv office. Address Box 200, Waseca Mimi.
State wages.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

EMPLOYMENT OF ANY KIND
IL wanted by young man. Address Box
$50. North ST. Paul.
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EOREMAN-Farmer wants situation for
i man and wife, or foreman on farm;
thoroughly understands stock and butter.
BOT West Seventh ST. Z
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

HOSTLER-Young man desires situation
IL as useful man: understands horses,
furnaces, etc; city references. Address B
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

NEW YORK REsTAURANT-Mea
n ut all hours; best l5c dinner in the
city; lunch sent anywhere i'll the business
district 442 jackson st. 3O1*
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

FREELY Il co. Boots and Shoes. III
d. East Seventh St, have just received 500
pairs of Mems Hand sewed French Calf Shoes
that they have placed on sale for 81. These
goods are samples, and w0uld be cheap at
$3.50. We can give you Button, Lace or
Congress 322-2 90
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

DOR SALE-Restaurant, well located and
i cheap rent; doing u good business. Adj
dress c 147. Globe. 1924
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

A NEW LAUNDERING done by hand;
IA low prices; perfect satisfaction guaran-
ieed. Mrs. Johnson, 3OG Rice st. 2S4F
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FOR RENT.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

TENTH ST. 81, EAST, OPPOSITE
l. -Capitol-Nicely furnished front room
with alcove. south and east front, steam
heat and bath; also two single rooms.
321-32S
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

DOY to help around store and prime sash.
ID Call at "a East Fairfield av z
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

ENGINEER-Firs class examined and
IL sober engineer would like position to
run stationary engine. Address l. al,
Globe
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nRIVER-A boy eighteen years of age
- wishes place to drive delivery wagon
OF work Of any kind Address G. W., Globe
32O-322
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

CLERk-A respectable young man wishes
~ position in store, Office or at any kind of
work; can write and speak both English and
German; not afraid of work: wages no Oh
iect Address l39 Globe 800 23
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
A PPRESTICE--Ay young man wants te
n learn Il trade; is willing to work. 5
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Female.

A LADY'S RESTAURANT-Go to 10
N East Fourth ST., and get good meal at
reasonable prices. Dining rooms private.and
everything first class in all respects - $685.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

C,LERK--Wanteu, situation as clerk in
~ confectionery and bakery by a young
lady. Address Nj 149, Globe. 6
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DOOkK EEPER = Double-entry book
ID keeper wants position; nine years with
last employer Address D., ] 1876 Ross st. z
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

QOOkkEEPEk - Experienced book
~ keeper wants an extra set OF books to
keen evenings Address L j. Globe 203-322
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-17

l. give bonds and good reference. Bee
Hive Enterprise, Seventh and Robert.
3I6-392
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

TtsEs - Ate1ss exe4lene0t IA II sn-
AElzsiean eiFelss ~ Ass xsrk ely cVsr
tls q. r1sassi CT zasoF HzsIrF . -
YES tAs pass1s ca ST. Packs Day.
far tas anst tina u asay ssa-s tAs "a
rssie slll faks vaes S-sLcul lhs Fr<ss1es
q tie eilya CA4s1 Asg 'zlfsls. N1ea
dslssst .on 2aslsi On Lsm = sax Ale1 -
rsssss TIA Parssls, it ssslsnslf fouLa EilE
sEs3 rs aFsr sAs yeFy mac1 oak e
Osier, and the spokesman pat
- loot lztO IL BY rskasrAlaz
. Yea ka0w ths lisa vois II lbls ely
Is very large, snd smother detegzte
plss.isa l84t 81. issriek's Day Szs lsxai
aollEay lbs ~ss . lsstis to much for
tLs Mayor. sn0 sal Yea EG0t ns -
lssgs ny gOFk and fsssss your parade,
All yoa tax about tbs votes yoa east.
NoE 1 may 0s eaadidsts Tor Mayor oE
for Psssl1sns next f4li, aud msy want al
ths yo.ss / can ~. bas l woas get do~u
70 ths lsvsi u Fsgie%icg psFsies to get
.tsm. 1 doG't care Wnesher they are
lFlsa. Or Dntaa, OK any other nationality; /;
l shE.l review 20 parsdss except those L
an oflelally required 10 90 as Mayor"
Ys. there are those Who taink that
Mayor hsw1t vail Go on tie City hail
steps cn S. PstEiek's Day with snam-
ROCKS !n his bat.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
IHE NINE MISSES

There are iew NEUROLOGICAL legsads more
striki1g and picturesque than that which
relstes 20 BenDstt's Jackson Hill Coal and
the nine daughters of Jupiter and Mnemos-
yns. IN the early ages o. the word when
4 va the custom TO assign = ceiesi al
czuse 10 everv extraardirarY effect. the
noweTs of song. memory. invention. skill.
&c. we're supposed to be excited nY certain
goddsssss denomius cd Muscs. According
o. Eesiod these godissses we're born on
empus near the pinnacle on -bich
Jupiter vas -nfhroned from whence they
visited Grand Rapids All celebrated their
coral dances a-0u0d glowing gTeie fires
made flom Benneft's Jackson 5iil Coal.
IN Homer ss ia later sgtbors t5ey sTe Dc
sc-iced "a sir zrz festive s1nzs ~ the ban
Duets If the Gods. and MESSING on
morssis toe ai1 OF BENEFITS Jackson Hill
Coal and p9strv.
Though S-cnpiei oav wfh The eentlsr
ard more ersc IN art h sweet voiced
CITIES we're not = fItout thair steiner traits
They doomsd 81 inferior C1sgs and striped
opponents who had Gsrd % ntess ;hs
lsarsls-wfth them. o. fher riaEs. cs1sed :.
P. Bennett - be = ds1 - great. hesio~s 4
uuon him "a American Es-is and So tfl
full cf Tsrkson hii Coal al Of which is en.
iSrclsd with the net
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
CITY NEws CONDENSED.


secure seur seats 81 -LnsAzfogas ths
great ifsA ~-alaa. a. tas oges Hoass -
l10Er9s 1ls1L
uestiSg vii D. hs,d this aftsreoou %
u4ks ala 'ssazals isF ii4s ~ Pair-e2
Day ee-sos usa
TIE Balc4sfs Bsneyo.snt Association
nsEt ffs.ay sss44as-
The ~ tesoa car Corsr-uv have clossd
&C f1r building 0 box ears. The
acfA ~ - N {.
J. AgH. IL soulh Bend. Indiana, was IN
t0sA sn tus r-ss YESTERDAY and gges- -
a. Us v asEiag.oa Hotel.
Gssas prup-r4lioas thzfs been nlsds for
the aeciesiion of tie nss ID. T. IAaEce.
Nhsca ill lake place today.
Henry brown. of the nlm Of Brown &
Friend. Of huftAio. \. Y IS Ia toNn spenG-
lnz iss days with Lls sou, L0a bIOwns
lie el0tbler.
No trsce las yet been found Ct the horse
and ocgsy wnlrh was stolen from }. &.
NnschAui a fsW Lis11s ago " aiie attending
services al The Baptist church.
Jsuiss Aesny and Buu Wilnins. who
were arres 81 fss days ago Oh charge Of
burglary a. sullivan, waived examination
Ia Justice Aiiless Court yesterday.
Bets are being made Oh the wrestling
match between Chas Aolh and henry
,hellenosrger, the Ashland Giant which
wll take p ace IL the Clay Avenus Armory
next Tues isy evening, March Is.
Tbs Court House was crowded again all
yesterday forenoon with spectators iisteDin <
- the testimony IN the Desky Palmer case.
This case seems TO attract the att n0On o.,
mere peOple than any other csss ta.s sss-
son. Do Long & O'HaIs represent the
plaintiff and r. w. Cook anu d. 4. J. &.
Mclaughlin represent the detencant. Tie
case Was 4OJOueAed until Monday a. a. IL
Wm. Hudson and several OF his Eeigh-
50rs, living near the Muskegon Car Com
pany's works, have been missing wood
nom tseir plies FOR the past TWO or three
weess. 30 last Friday night Af. Hudson
aud tw) or three nsighbors thought they
wOuld watch. About half-past eleven they
seiZsd a man loading some OF their wood Ia
one horse wagon, who proved IN be
Patrick Kicks. the old timer. who has been
arrested on different charges nine or ten
times since living in this city. he was taken
~ I-c COaatY jail and lodged over night
aud this morning was arIanles before
Justice Miller, and pleaded gunty. The
Jastice gave him ninety osys In the Defroii
HoIse of Correction. TIE Sheriff will
prOoAol. leave to- that plscs. accom- paA4cu
Oy Mr.. Ricks Monday morning.
Laugh Al vho? Frank Bush. A
Smiths.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
Highest salarled Artist, Frank Bush.

Messrs. Cnar.es t. Norton. John Ten
Hope and Alfred h. Doss have associated
themselves together under the trm name oil
Boss. Norton & Ten Hope. for the purpose
OF carrying on q carpet ana upholstery
business n tuis city Ihey have leased the
the double sore No. ; South Division
street. 10 the Cody block. where they vii
open about March -utb with . nrst class
l.ns 0f carpets. upholstery. drsperIes.
shades arc fusnisaiu e. dr Norton has
Tor many years been salesman for N0;EF,
Hsrpolshamer < Co, from whose store be
vii - missed by hosts u fiiends. Nr.
Ten HOps has for many years been idsnt.
tsd wi-b tie ctrpst trade 10 this city. arst
wltk N0i-f, HeroO shsimer ( Co ana 10
number of years past IA tse carpet depart
nenl Wfth -pnng s. @. &r. Boss ss slso
vel Su0SB a. a carpet msn, having been
for tas past Ten years NitA cprng < 20. ils
fhe capacity q csrpst saissmss and draYssv
designer His taste aud ability IN matter
ol interior decoration IS too = eli known -
require speciai ecofnmeudzfion. These
gentlemen oesr tue reputation Of being
nustisFs. SNOW she business from one ED
ta the other. vii en1saE0r 10 please, and
no doubt viii receive their full share Of
patronage.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

re Should TO understood that ne
T5RLaaesa-i "a sa.LD IS iB no say opposed
T. fss tahs frai. 'ncsed. it . hardly
u.cassar fos gs Journal, waish has
estliaraly a.lgtcafsl ne OGiiIlns q It.
y .acn nes ( Eivsa ths construction CON-
pa1y sad lts eompaay that claims 70
own e. ihousauda q dollars OF free sd-
vsgaang. wiica ha'. - fact. never YET
Gfcslset q psaby toWsri tia pay tneHs 4
@ snail 0lil HhAa that cOmDsnv C~ss
tl.s pa9sr-wo f8oesf. q IL hardly neces-
ssry 20 say a- fa.s ,lIas sAa- tie lGLE-
oHaw-fisEtlD II nos opposed to tf4
ha..a.rx ei ,lo Gable road. We ase IN
fsvr- of b.. We dssiss % Sec Grsrd
Rapids grow. and - thai cod rs want to
see az ssrss, car lines which viii DO a
bsosds % iha ely colssrucssd. Baf We
CO oblect Io:
Iss sssn'irg C; 'raochisss 'cr tie
purpose O., spscuialipu.
b. grantirx - ir@ec,lssa ;or tho par
roses u a13bog ooods 70 secure tbs
grsa,.Dz 81 further fraaclses.
And We ere opposed to rsi.Foading
Through ne Council 81 ordinances con-
tsrriBx valaaoie irsnsli .os.
And Gnslly srs ~ opposed to the ig-
nor,nt. arrogant ass1mp ptico Of authority
by a Mayor who could hos draft single
asctsncs o., tia ordinance. and who does
not know ~ sifec. s.ter it . granted.
n tss Valley City Catis and Street
Railway Company Will convlrcs this
,ournai that i, ss8 ths money snd ability
to eonstFuc, trscks over TIE rights q
way 4.rsssy granted them, then va viii
boom thslr pr3iscs aud donate the bill
they ore as IA ihe bargain. Bat i must
- understood iAst this pspsF Is opposed
20 ihe granting % franchises to lot oi
spece,asors for tts purposs o; aosting
toads 70 bui'a linss which cannot pay,
and thus i1i ia-s ihe credit OF the cry. II
Tiers is say espisal. any stability, back
q ias Gable Company. way n the Daus
oi Heaven does Is not & 70 work on the
Cable lire aud do scmoth.ng
When tbs trns history o. thu Cable
railway trth'e cones cus-ss is one day
wil--it wi.l oe snueinS rsadiag matter
FOR tas psorls Ok tbs city.
Wnaf snys General ISNFs
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11


TEao Has sEEN TBisf A fAgA OF =
W scFas f-ea E13-s. for $500 W. tsss
5 .2 il exeA&axs l. = Frss41. losezs bsseA.
oes<lz.se osSets Hossl
TsoE sALE-a0lsE AND LOT FoR ). 50
49, 1oau l.alzncs nai ntalg qs.o4qss f<tf
esat i1tsfssl-ea eeFea.4 ave sa<o3-Ao-lsf
80 - =. fl4 - eoNa' ts-~ncs - =. s,-f.'a-
So c<s1 t4slsle usQn1tssf ksss tasl.s a.
skeA2f lsss "a Gin cast. $50 80 ossa to.tss
1f>s. over agl21a
1HfkP HeAES-sIx HOUSES ASD LOIS II
slxE1 hsye 8. tE~G - ~ 41s@ s1e2ait
les IA sanls iocslils A good hes@ss A10 iot "a
4u0Ilhssi. A. . sstA clusl b<s 4-cat C0sA
i4lssace o. easy tsrLss -4ors . n lseas sllNInsss
lelyxT ~ ts,e2- IA
WILL B6Y OK RlNf BG APRIL 90 A GcoD
safd sithin we Iaiies - TIE city, plelsf .ti.r
tlsaIds Astos Lake. Address J. boa s fhs
la1os.
- 4An X CANADA NONEG WILL BUY A
o4ttV trst clsks 4ot l.. = ffct1z. LoFsif
b-oek. opaaslIe sweets Hotei.
MONT CONE TOO LATE ~ Nol WANT A
J sso1 tNt~stOry house aud fail sise 10 o.
CbEf-1s-sI., north OF neAlghy ave via good
shade zud ffult trees Tor ! 4sl->sE. iuto3 q
Dunten rooms IS and IA, "ldoleomo huiiolDs
Ielephoae "a
TOR sAiF-sMALL FOUsE AND LAR6E
1 los o. 1ortb College ave tar - ., vii lake
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NOR SALF-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
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% acre farm in Spsrfs FOR s4,100 az on small
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