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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-03
4. ii. NicOIay, AuctiOneer.

A I'll. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER-
n. Household furniture to be sold at auc-
ton this morning. Thursday, Oct. 3, 1889. at
10 O'Clock sharp, on the premises. No. 81 st.
Adams St, Belvidere flats, between Ashland
and Laurel avenues; handsome household
furniture, nearly new, only used four
dining and bedroom fnrnitnre RrnsseIs oscar car,
pets, heating stove. dishes, kitchen range,
book case and desk combined, dining chairs,
dishes, etc., all worthy the attention of
housekeepers. Nicolay & Co., Auetioneers
for forty years; Nicolay Real Estate Ex-
change removed to 14l East Fifth St, be-
tween jackson and Robert SITS. A. Fl. Nico-
lay, Real Estate and General Auctioneer
from boy for forty years. Our Furniture
Auction Sale No. 6712. 276
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TGLEHART ST, 2sO-Between Louis and
i Farrington-Splendid newly furnished
front room in private fsmily, suitable for
two 274-79
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Ill., are your rooms vacant? An ad III the
bHf GLOBE viii rent them
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HOUS EWOKE-Wanted, Il competent
II girl for general homework at GIL Burr
ST. prepared TO go to work at once. go
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ST. PAUL WANTS.

WANTS on this page will be inserted under
classified headings according 10 the following
TABLE OF RATES.
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kavanagll ~ johnson. Auction.
GERS.
HEATING STOVES-Small stove, large
IL stove, square stoves, round stoves-in
fact all kinds of stoves, can be found at our
place, and for the benefit of parties who are
unable TO call during the day we will here
after keep open till p. m. Kavanagh &
johnson. 1877 and lS9 East sixth st. 246*
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MONEY LOANED on all kinds of per-
IsI sonal property, household furniture,
horses. etc.; Also on diamonds and jewelry;
commercial paper discounted. Security
Loan Co., 325 Jackson st. j. E. Flanagan,
manager. 1879
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THE ST.PAUL TRUST COMPANY
Offices Cor. Fourth and jackson
streets-acts as executor. admin
istrator, guardian, trustee, as
SiOnee. receiver
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Ho 4, wanted ads. in the GLOBE are seen by
the most people.
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FOR SALE.

y EAUTIFUL broom home in fine brick
ID terrace, aristocratic quarters, steam
heat and modern improvements, full first
class roomers, clearing 500 above rent, at
half value; investigate at once If you want a
rare bargain. Address K 1862, Globe. 276-77
- singers for sale cheap. 1927, corner Of
Eighth and Pine. 276-I
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A RTESIAN WELLS OF any size and
~ depth drilled; water supplies furnished
and water works constructed; correspond
ence solicited. Artesian Well Drilling COM
pany, 3l9 Jackson st.. ST. Paul. Mimi. 1889
CONTKACTORS, TAKE NOTICE -
- Wanted. LOCO loads Of waste ground at
724 East Seventh ct. 1928
THEATER AND MASQUERADE cos
L tunes wigs and boards. grease paints
for stage use. and Theater-Leih- Bibliothek.
Mrs. L. Netmann, SO East Seventh St, st.
Paul Mimi 29l-300
Anew YORK MILITARY ACADEMY
IN Cornwall-on-Hudson. Col. c. j. wReHT
B. s. A. NJ, Supt.: b. T. HYATT. Comdt Of
Cadets
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MONEY LOANED on household furni-
1El ture, pianos horses and carriages, etc.
without removal; also on diamonds and gold
watches, etc. j. W. EdsaIl q Co., liz East
Fourth St 3Z*
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COTTAGES-Two cottages, Iglehart ST.
~ east of harrington av.: hrst-class loca-
ton; cheap. o. B. Harris, 81 East Fourth.
2T5-6
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BOARD WANTED.

pOARD-Wanted, board and room in
II private family by young man of steady
habits; references if required Address Room
127, Union Block. o7G-7
BOARD AND KOOM-Wanted. board
ID and room in private family. ty young
man OF steady habits; best of references il
required. Address Room 1877 Union block
276
DREAKFAsT AND FURNTS1FD
ID room wanted. by a young man: West
side near motor line preferred. Address Z
l54, Globe. o-6 II
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MONEY TO- LOAN by Lawton Bros. 4n5
IFl Jackson st. and IT'S Dakota av; have
on hand $1,000 at u per cent on improved
nronerty 3I6*
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DOR SALE-New house, nine rooms, ST.
i Anthony Hill, near cable line; all mod
ern improvements; hardwood finish on first
floor, natural pine on second. For price and
terms apply to Bacon d Coleman, 3I3 Jack
son st $3.50
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d ARBER-A frst-elaSs workman at Frank
ID Martins, corner Seventh and St. Peter
Kts 276
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4 PICTURE-St Paul Picture Frame rae
II tory; all kinds Of pictures ana frames;
rheap framing. 80 West Third st. 231-341
A Ny ONE ont of work viii find places
n open at Bee Hive Enterprise. seventh
and Robert 216
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nor SALE CHEAP-Two houses and
Il three lots, in good repair, with well with
good water; in village of Conover, 10. For
particulars address j. B. Foreman, Olivia.
Mimi 272-7S
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nor SALE-The famous Encyclopedia
Z Britannica for only $3.50 per volume.
Write G. W. Dumont. Ill Davidson block, st.
Paul. 26l*
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Compound words count two words, and
authorizations count the same as full words
IN Every Case the Money Must Accom-
saHy the Order.
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MINNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN
NI Compauy-Loans money on furniture,
pianos horses and wagon, in any amount
without removal from owners possessions;
also on warehouse receipts bank stocks,
real estate or any property Of value; notes
your own time granted for payment; no de-
lay; money ON hand and furnished imme-
diately after security is approved. J. S.
Mackey, manager, Rooms ID and IA, First
7, Mackey- Legg block, Minneapolis. 1873
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
miscellaneous City List.

DARN - Wanted. Southern Minnesota
L farm or vacant lot for a nice home give
full description; unimprOved preferred. G
%, Globe. 27O-77
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VOLUNTEERS AND SHELVING for sale
" cheap. Apply at once. Stone Jewelry
company. 1877 East Seventh 275-76
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Maize.

4 GENTS WANTED-A few good men Of
n good education and address can find
pleasant and very profitable employment by
calling on c. W.DumOnt111 Davidson block,
St Paul, general agent for the Encyclopedia
Britannica, that is nOwselling for one-half
tS2.5Ul per volume Of what it ever sold for
before 26I*
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DOGS-Two Cocker spaniels brothers,
~ six months old, So each; right age to
train Write Northern Pacific EXPRESS
Agent Moorhead Mimi. 275-1
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l. and Avon streets, by owner, at a bar
gain. Address Box 100. Rosemount, MINI.
1-6
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EURNITURE-Secon hand barber furni
L ture for sale; all kinds. Corner Cedar
and Seventh SITS. 276 80
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY LOANED by II. r. Hunt & Co.,
Nl 81 East Third ST., room l, on furniture,
pianos horses carriages. etc.; also on ware
house receipts, diamonds. watches and sill
verware; private room for ladies; all business
strictly confidential 1853
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CARPENTERs-W Wanted. two good men.
- Apply corner Of Beech and Frank SITS,
near Sibley school 276-8
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Female.

A PPRENTlCE-A young lady desires a
n place to learn bookbinding. Address
l45 Dale st. 3
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w F. NORTH, 10 EAST FOURTH
W. Mortgage loans made promptly; 6,
and s per cent; mortgages bought. 201*
Nl7M n. VIGUEKs ~ CO, Al EAST
w FOURTH ST., CORNER CEDAR-6, z AND
s PER CENT MONEY ON HAND FOR VACANT OR
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE LOANS; PARTIAL PAY
MENTs CAN BE MADE ON THE PRINCIPAL; PUR-
CHASE MONEY MORTGAGES, BONDS AND STOCKS
BOUGHT AND SOLD. ipZ*
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HOUSES-For sale, two new houses of ten
Ii rooms: neatly finished in hard wood |;
hot and cold water, gas and furnace, bath
and closet; on very easy terms. 29S and
500 Martin st. 276-79
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Fifth-Lots sixteen Q6) and seventeen
40 of block number four a. of Arlington
Hills addition to st. Paul according to the
recorded plat thereof on file in the office of
Register of Deeds for said Ramsey county.
Sixth-Lot seventeen 90 III block ten 1O)
of Prospect Plateau addition to West st.
Paul. according to the recorded plat thereof,
on file in the Office of Register of Deeds Of
said Ramsey county
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CLERK-Wanted-A young lady desires a
~ position as clerk in store or Office work.
Good references. Address j 1913, Globe.
CLERk-Wanted. position in store or
- Office by young lady. Address j 16i,
Globe, 3
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EIGHTH ST, 229-Pleasant unfinished
Il front rooms, single or connected; parties
without children; private family; desirable
location 275-6
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Euifllyisn ssrries = pythixa hasg. Frys's
.srrra HozN - II = - Se~aen ~ Eer
kraexf suish- Sznday scAxol 81 II rs
ep<sses sE&xtsssy MsesSnx Of tie Free
Aetao5sef church today. eprzer Tezsh
aud Ffne- Every BODY welcome Rev q
e Scosf. pastor.
Thers VIII Dc SUNDAY seAnos at fhe Chris.
nxn church On seneca street ketween
lkfsd ard Foarfh. - 70 a u Soeix' seg.
ssess ks II q IA foang tsDpse's me&tiag
81 f@i5 p m
ssrsh Prsssgtsrssn ehHrsA Corner q
HAr-1scn ard Oak streets Rev Best sn IA
Parsons, pzssor: services III II q n AID
! I'D p r-r kahaath rchees after rnorssnx
service. ArTfi A-sah5ert, morning .s7'hs
-FrDpFhsE ntE5aa Woman essf4ee1 sx@n-
Irg The Divine guUnises Sxars free.
Preashlaz BY the pastor.
Rev Il A. Beard xfil censsurf the morn.
tug sBo evening services ~ fhe pfynsNnsh
Congregational rhmreh sos&s The pnspf.
sarxbse curing the absence of q regular
p&ssn-. The sub5eet ca The morning ! dis
course = .-Gud's wsyv The eveniux
keErzos il especially addressed TO yozug
men. the subject being. -sThe Youax
Skerfie's DtEsenlties with His Bihse.' =
Trirafy Pxrish-Rev George Herbert
y sfsen. refssr. Church on Third s0d
JEFF rSon streets. Pam SznsAy. 70 M,
morning prayer and Litsny wffh Sunday
school: lI.5s .. m. confirmation and the
Holy Communion. the RI Isey. j A. Pad
dock b. D., efisistfngs = ~ p M. service
and sermon Holy week-Cntii Friday,
services at u roou Men especially in
vtfef- Good friday q m. u aud D. "a
Easter services Saturday - 1870 a n.
Chanel. second aud Blanchard streetx
Sunday sesools p N; divine service. Ssf5
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STEAMER GLlRi BROWN

7 EAyEs YEsI.ER,s WHARF yOh "a.
L. coma. Olympia akd BIG Skookum nj I
= M every Monday. Wednesday and Fri.
day.
Retaining, leaves Shelton. Big shook nm,
u q m every Tuesday, Thursday and sas.
ursiay
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y, hik u conniercsss xt.esf xt<sr sarfos
sd. f<e
- Gerssn 70 X Gerber. fwo acres IN zee
- - =. r5e. fts0
!. y MsEs.'is % G Kakslay. . 4 re 4.
see - - -. q L. sc aere&. 45sG
q. Holmes 90 Z. HsISr54n. ics II. bIk 2.
T. T. Holsaes sisd- 500.
A. II Mknninx 20 u. Esfksn. Insx q
aad "a blk :, White & Msnnznxfs AID, weS,
Seattle szzs
0i!rs Brzneh Lossxe. xoe LILO D. r.. 70
carrie KsegrE. lot 3. blk 4. Bells sExrh
add. SssED
|. II. W. BaSe- 10 r Il Hsn<en. cts Z, Is.
biz IL. P&i&Efna Hill add. sza6
x y DoEnfbg - II. white. sets 4, S. ard
= q hos :, Blk Z. MeSnaxatu adj. tsss6
=. Z sSsdmofe 10 C. ~ Frank. sss s biz
y. !. A. Bells hefrs fVt adj, Es2ne
n Morgan 90 ], L Freed. lot = kk /.
kessse czeek, So
+ Cook 70 r Csanees, lots 2. 4. 4. and
e u fsw !, see u. - Z. r1 (. III acres.
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SAN FRANCISCO April E-indieasiens
for ). houi~ fcr oregse aud " ssAln gtob
Rxla: soashsss.eFiy winds, D. SIX 10 high
on sae eoassts slightas warmer.
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SAN FsAssfs RRviEw
SAN FBaseEsco. April Is w heat fser.
ings free, giiosaele 81 a6i496i s5is
Barley Oppressed. Ma feed. 5sss(07oc
/ Oats Market oveEsiockei. with prices
/ wholly in favor OF buyers further arrivals
of Oregon to-day; choice feed, 81 65: No |.
sl!ei OIL lower grades. g5otgs7lsc.
/ Hops-So Inquiry.
fotatoes-Peefl -, SAGi0e: Rurhanks.
5oaaoc; Garnet Chile, asg4sc; Early Rose,
+ -s<a55c
B.l.ter-ssssdy; fancy. lie; COED to
choice, iSsel6c
Eggs Plentiful: California ranch. ista
Ice; store lots. 1SfslSe.
char,ered-o. Gibson. coal, Seattle to san
/ Francisco.
NEW Yoag MERCHANDISE MARKET.
NEW YORK., April "a. Coffee Options
weak, iStElb points down. sales. ~. 80
bags; May. $40 d5taie -; June. SIS IS; July,
sl6 yN&i7. Spot Rio, sIeadv aud quiet; fair
carsoes. lsA.c.
sugas-Rsw higher: light offerings fair
refining. ttsc. centrifugal, % test, Re, re.
fined firm. In good demand
Copper-Inli and heavy; lake, April.
slt so
Jead-Quiet aud strong. domestic s. en-.
Tln-Essiar; moderate demand; straits,
80 10.
Petroleum opened steady at 9ec, and
closed duh at 90sse.
CHttAeo PsoDucE MAREET
CHICAGO, April is.-wheat closed steady;
cash. SIC; May. sSe. July, - 5 itc
Corn-.sseady; cash. SIC; May, sa7 Ice:
July, size.
oais--dbqus steady; cash. ssz.c; May,
"a a-l6c; july, ~ a.I6e
Barley Nothing doing.
PORK --stei,dy; May, ;li 80: Jaly. sii G7ls
Lard ~ Steady; cash, So 20: May, IS IS;
July, 81 IS.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHITAGc, Arril lS-~Cattle-- Receipts,
900; loo lower. choice % extra, 81 81;
steefs S. 2sAtas stoesess aud feeders. s. 4s9
s. ~. Texas steers, sSsas 20
Hogs-ke'ssipts, 7af9; strong and
higher: mixed 81 1904 20. heavy, 81 6ssta
{ 70. light 81 soss24 s..
saeep-Escsipss, 200. steady, natives,
Sf@S 0t5 co. Western corn fed. SsSE5 80
LIVERPOOL GBsIS MARKET
IayRssaot, April n Wheat quiet
holders afsilr moderately. California. No
!, = lss1 per centai: red Western, spfing,
- I'd red Western. winter, Is I'D.
C. era Quiet bar sseady
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SEATTLE FERRY,

CTEAMER CITY OF SEATTLE WILL
- leave ferry slip, foot OF Main street, Sc.
attic, every two hours. ESQ, $50, lo:sb 8.
n. l2:o. ? 80. $50 p. m. Returning, leaves
West seattle. 7:D. 10. I2s. m. q, 4, s.i0
=. m. NJ RATES Msasss,r
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mll ESTATE RECORD
,efions for the Year Foot IN
ss.s47,s2s 81.


.~4sfe transactions 10 date since
- /. f:sse. aggregate 25.sf7. 30 a.
- estate market during the psss
y 80 been particularly aetise- Deal
!. nstside property hare been naeh
q sssn ordinarily large. and the nEm.
= s,.nsfsrs mas been hesvy. There Il
:. .sroue inquiry fsv al sorts Of realty,
- s,.xbt depression that naturally
....-',s.a the very active month of March
$ - % hare disappeared
- ~ for the Eeek was.
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srw YoRK srncx nEyIrx-

NEW fUkk sfUCk kktEkW.
NEW YORK, April 13.--The stock market
was fairly active bat feverish and Irregular
to-day, with q general down ward tenden-
cy, and most OF the active shares are frac.
uonaily lower than last evening.
Government b1nds were duh aud sts ady.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
New YORK. April l3-Money on call,
easy at 2 Prime mercantile paper,4z< Ster.
ling exchanlge, sinll and firm; 6o-dny bills
81 81; demand. 81 So.
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Ii kEEIe OF TIA DEkss1 F.D&
a s'ssluA. sbs yarezs sass ssu.t- frssa - 81
- - s-eg s~sMmd ktee. apsuIs. stiE ssxssst
a-rcessEs xlsta 1&sAss=e s4.1ss. y.Ft eEsA )
srsck sssse. corner Third sid y xsissassoI
ssssEsa els
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xrArrty Anal

SEATTLg- Anil IA
The heGyT Fese ipfs OF Aay. which we're
noted all through last week and the early
part 81 this week hare almost entirely
ceased, and tsa demand fos Frs Equality IL
far allssd Of the supply. The hay still lef.
IA farmers hsrsds il Tnostiy Of poor grade.
for which there IL net mach demand,
Quotations unchanged, sf7als
Oats coatinsle 10 arrive IN considerable
quantities from tie Surrounding eouRtry.
sHofed nj SIS per ton in 90 70 60 ton lots.
There Is nothing new in the coal market.
with the exceEsion that the local demand
+ becoming little heavier.
The demand for Inmber ID hardly up to
The CAPACITY Of the nsiis AZ present, and
there j. 8 plentiful supply Of all kinds On
the market
Fresh hsh VAS scarce article yesterday.
Salmon was Quoted AZ 20 lec perlb.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE-
CEIPT6- During the last - hours the
/ merchandise and produce receipts ri this
port were A. follows: Puget sound shore
road, "a tons. coiumhss & Puget sound
railroad. u TOMS Seattle, Lake shore 4
Eastern railway. 100 tons. BY water
I. Perry II tons; Clara Brown. ton
z tsN9AAA&NIA ts8AS&s EAEEAM Hu4. f1E4.
Glide. tor Total receipts, 63S tons
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TIE last p hours
i goods and rneFehxndise were shipped from
seattle 10 the surrounding country rs fol-
t lows PugSt sound shore road. 6s tons,
Columbia 4 Isagef Sound railroad, | ton.
seattle, Lake shore q Eastern railway. =
tons By waser-Psiebla. 80 tons: sesiie.
tons; Michigan. 2 tons: Quincy, is tons;
Henry Bailey. 20 TONS; Fleetwood. 6 tons:
Augusta, tons: Grace, ton. Total ship
mssits. 80 tons.
NATURE OF RECEIPTs.-f2f SKIS rota-
toes nS c. bs,ofs snd shoes, lof sawmsi.
machinery, 1 ear stoves, III bxs hard wars,
bxs drugs. bxs bird cages, 10 cases iron
locks, bales cofdage. ? cases paper. bbls
whisky, 81 hEs ink. 10 bxs eranberYies, Is
Go saddIery aad harness. bales twine, HI
dozen well buckets, cs psrasoIs. S bhls
whisky, NJ bbis 81 bxs glassm are. : crates
coffee mills, . bdls chairs. hxs peram ba-
lators, crates wooden plates, 10 cs wooden
toofhpicks, crates money drawers. road
scra2ers, II trucks, Il wheeibarrows, 8 iron
tree, es blank books. es cuffs. AZ kits
kegs hsh, IL bxs cheese, bzs sash weights,
Iron safes. - head cattle, I'D sks -four, 26
COWS, 10 kegs white lead, car sewer pipe.
lof SKIS graham -four. 10 sKs oatmeal, l75
AXIS bran. d6 siss shorts. bxs china. kegs
nails 10 cs Telephones, 30 cook stoves, 81
SKIS potatoes. , cars lumber. 2 cars shingles,
car telegraph poles
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wenaEss naess fzsshful friend IL Oregon
K3stnxy TIA Il = specially sdApFec Il
GRANTS FsEElsxr a. feitcstF sssss y :
sur woFk< Tie 2eagtr wisNenf seeysHs M
unpleasant; stftr sfstefS 0sse*p \ aas )
fsN = pstrefy vegetable rFeTssasseIs. - :
Is sae~msl..ssi in kisfnev sea aTfnaFy g ~
paints. s,lla hy ssswaEs 4 Holnss pass
Ccrlraas
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I.fTRl;TnE:I



rEEp's Eri1. TExAs. June 90. sgs-rHe
Swift SE,eelfic C5l7sp&As AslsEsa. Ga--sstss-
tjegnen One of MY children waa ffuaAl4 i
with rheumatism and hollis for about two
years. We gave her various kinds OF nse1ti
cine. hut without proas, and began TO d. spair
81 curing her at Hii. l was persuaded 10 try
your swlft.s Specific After she had uss.i
several bottles tla diseases all disappeared,
and she is now hale. hearty and health
girl twelve years old. Another child has
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aad permanent cure n. G wAoaosEa...
Rich HILL, Mo. July I, fsSS-Thc Swirl
Specific Co.. Atlsnfa, tsa---Genflsnlcn: Oar
httle girl when but three weeks old bTrf
from several good doctors, but without afv
special benefit vs. tried 5. 8. s. and by ths
time one bgtsie was gone her head began l.,
heal, and by the time shs hat taken SIX
bottles she was completely cared. New s. .
has fun and heavy hcaa OF hair--a robust
hesrty child. feel 10 bat my cs.ty CO niats
t.is statement Respectfully. III. 7. Saus.-
CHATTANOOGA, TENN. June "a. feSs-The
swift Specific Co. Atlanta. 6a.--tsent me-,
Ia E6se contracted blood poison, and 1T oace
sought a physician, who trcatcd nae for sew
ur hard springs. XIV. where his course az
treatment Was carefully observed. rrcov.
cred, as l thought. hut thu next spring Ess1A-
These gradually Increased 10 sarcs ard rs.S,.
ming ulcers was advised 10 try y s. s. agsI
,.mmediateiy after taking 1, c. inmenccd 90
tAatftNfes rayN -. CT Htsts tffk itsft Tas2l44y
afterwards. and sfson nothing remained Z,
tell OF my trsab,e. NJ biooI "a Row thor
oaghiy eieansesi. ard my s. stem free frtm
faint. and l owe my present cserslsfion--a
perfect cur,s-to your nseslikine Icaecrfai
Eise this statement tiiss Others who hssa
taiIered as have may reap q e sarre frne.l.
HARDY d. B0gr. ~ West Nints4 81.
HOMER Ia, Ray -. lsss-The SwIft specte,
Co. 81 aGta. Ga-GcatiemeS AbuGt ts.,
years ago iny geaeral heath gave war e.
tsrely, was 81 debllitated that I a.me
dsspafred Of ever feeling well acnia. Al
that the physicians q me for me brought :
Permanent resief. fFieads insisted that
should give & s. S. q fair trial. althnsss.'s /
thnnght it would be throwing away nfe
ter taking q thorough course nay hes
I'D strength ret8rued. and must say IT,
= >. y NJ ne cured Hle. as I discarded ali
Others while using 10. - n tonic can sssat
heartily recommend y. for general de- liar.
u certainly Is specific. W. r. Dances. J d.
HOMER. LA.-T know wr w F Bridges. a.,si
VIII say that his statement Is essrrprt
JosEPH SHKLroS. Druggist
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases naa!lel
free, Tag SWIFT SgKcIr1c Co, Brave j
Atlanta. Ca
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