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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-26

market began weak. with q feyefish and
weak tone, on very moderate volume of
business. grangers, southwesterns and
coaiers being the least prominent in deal
inxs. Lsquidations In Burlington invited
further bear attacks, and the weakness In
the stock spread 70 the rest of the list
The close was quiet but weak, in most
eases at close 20 the opening Agures, but
weak tfocks were ut the lowest.
Government bonds have been dull but
Hrrr.s.r
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SEATTLE WOOD vAROu

Try ALDER AND FIX WOOD CUT ANY
II desired length. Dry kfnaling q gpe-
etalty. Coal delivered "a any rSarf Of TIE
city. Orders received 90 tsc Fruus street,
street
mhia sm IA RUasKfI. Prorrsescr.
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ExcHANor Arp sEcrEfrrys.

SEw YORK, March 25.-Money on call easy
al za1lx; last loan, q Prime mercantile
paper, s4fa6L. Sterling exchange dull
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t'oEr TOWNSEND, March = Arrived
steam sshrs teanle and Geg;ie story.
Saiiea-Bg T. X liam.
PaRT bLAEELRs, March 3. Arsivesi--sh
Norris
sAN FRANCISCO, March aA-~Arrlve4i---Str
EaiplFe, NAnasmo. 81 Dashfnx Nave. Ia.
eunAs sh Kate Davenport. Port RlAEeiey.
- Palestine, Tacoma. Ok Henry Bnek, Ia
SONS; % Nenantgm aaa J. NJ Griffith.
E0Et Aadipe& Clearesi--Str Wsiini ngtoy
f.eTf Townsend SIR Nalla Walla, Victoria.
Malta T, saith. Port Townsena Sasles.-.
hkta Review, Cook iuics: tx Nicholas
Thayee. kodiak
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Wa CHONG q co
CHINA TEA STORE.

4 H. KINDS or IRA DIRECT FROM
a EA1n&. the pzresf and best. from ~ cts.
% se per reand- Rice. opsan. SIX hand.
kercatefs and Japanese sEshex. very che4p.
ssaek sore corner Thiri aud Washington
s<ree& tei3
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DIR. SPINuBY
&c CO.'S
SEATTLE UIsPENSARy
Eis Commercial street, corn -
jacobson, Seattle, w. T.


All ehroeac Diseases oil MEN and goazs
SUCCESSFULLY treated
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Debility, Exhausted VITALITY, Sen -.
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cline, weakness In Women and al ~ !.
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cause sfrictafe- Charges reasonable.
NERVOUS Debility, Loss OF yieor, ser ss.sss
Losses, Night EuEsSion* +
spon1sney, etc, etc, c,iresf
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tar 81 shiferins humanity. WIN zEssrxssesse
positive cure in every ease.
AiddIs-sged Men da s,s e. s,s .szny .s...l..ss
nstions Of the bladder. sccolapassIea -
sInsrtfng OF burning sensation; 90 exaA
arlo1 the urine deposits 6 sediment sri
sometimes slhasnen r. present The ass.Els
varies from d bright er sasizsxh 60 exea
milky hne, the patient ssxperfeness wsss
eniBs OF The system ~ q raauner ke rAuaoi
accoant for This Is siae second s.axs OF
ssrninA weakness Maay die OF sbis i IL.
UEity. ignorant Of ffs cAfseN A Fexfsex s.ssss
2ad healthy rex0rntsnn KnxskHlas4.
o0cA honrts a. n. 20 8 a RI II p
a. I rundsysl 20 y. A.
n h.-FerssIas aEan1e to ~sSfF 81 4amx -
treated nc their h0Sas4 BIZ a0rxaegxTszssss= ace.
Medicines AMI tnstxRrkssarss s4sss isF mall or
exura6A UonsmlsaEsnu ssafs p4x
send e Stamp for 20 ysaag HAAS
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L II. GRIFFITH, &c. KILBoURsE,
JAMES LEDDY.
L. II. Griffith & Go.

Take pleasure In presenting the follow.
ing list OF choice property to business men
and investors, which viii be sold on or be.
fore April l, 1859, at the following prices.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-18
Interested People

Advertising patent meiieins the Pc
culiar way In which Kemps Balsam, for
Coughs and Colds does, IL Is indeed wO0O
derful. He authorizes druggists te
give those who call for Il, q sample bottI-
Tree, that they may Try IL before purehAs
Ing. The large bottles are so cents and
one dollar. We certainly would sdvise .
trial. Itmsy save you from consumption.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-18
sUTcHEREo BY WOMEN.

A Quarrel Over Some Poultry Results iu
the Murder OF n Man by Two Desperate
Females. -F
EVANSVILLE, o., Sept 17.-A Times Re-
corder special from Malta, o., says: Frank
Amers, a farmer living near Ringgold, was
murdered Friday afternoon, while working
in field. A man driving by heard a cry Of
murder, and, fastening to the spot, saw two
neighbor women named Hampton running
away as fast as possible. 1t is not known
which one committed the crime, or both;
but Amers' head was terribly hacked with
knife, and he died almost instantly.
Some timo ago the two families quarreled
over some poultry, which was settled by q
justice Of the peace against the Hamptous,
since which time the women have been car
rying sharpened butcher knives and swear
ing vengeance.
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wants to Play for the state Champloa-
ship.

Columns, o., Sept lZ-Manager Buck
enberger is in receipt Of . communication
from Tom LOTUS, Of the Cleveland club,
proposing u series Of games between the
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati clubs
for the championship Of Ohio, to take place
after the close OF the regular season, the
contest TO consist Of two games between
each club, to be played In each Of the three
cities, and TO be for purse as well as the
championship. Columbus will accept the
proposition and doubtless IL will be 20.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-18

HALIFAX. n 8, Sept Il. -Forsst fres are
reported raging On the bHrrcns between
9uysboro and Canso aod q TorbAy. ne
village Of Upper Mnsquodoboi wss IN great
danger Of being destroyed but M energetio
work of the Ahitsnts kept the flames a
Boy untile favorable turn IN the wind car
RED them In another direction.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-18

NEW YoRK, Sept l7.-John Powers, aged
twenty eight years, q lineman employed by
the Brush Electric Light Company, was
killed last evening while engaged in repair
ing an electric light wire at tho corner Of
Thirty-fourt street and First avenue. He
was standing upon ladder when he acci-
dentally touched q ''live' wire with his
bare hands. Tho shock was 80 great that
he fell from the ladder, and he was so badly
injured that he died an hour later.
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SABINA. o., Sept H.-Thomas ]. Ankrom,
an old soldier, drew thirty-six dollars pen
sion few days ago, since which time he
has been drinking heavily. Sunday even
ing he was seated on cattle guard on the
Midland road counting his money, when 9
passenger train struck him, mangling his
body horribly. His skull was torn In frag-
ments and his legs and arms crushed to q
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Notorious counterfsItsr Released From
.Jnll

DAYTON, o., Sept lT.-Mrs. Gertie briggs,
who has been in Jail here for two months
awaiting trial for counterfeiting, has been
released by order Of Judge Sage, Of tho
United States Court at Cincinnati, she
ing given bond in the sum Of SIC, 600 for her
appearance in October. She and her hus-
band. old Nelson briggs, are at their home
I'm this city
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Toledo. o.
]. II. Looss Red Clover Co.-Gentie-
men; Having made nss of your valuable
pills remedy. I can recommend n ss Tie
eesf I ever used; having found Almost En-
lirc re.ief fron using Il four tines. Hop.
ing Others will ny 4 With TIE sane slrL
cess, l am yolrs very truly, II. n.
Pixley. No 20 Summit s.
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WOOSTER, O., Sept l1.-Samuel Beam, .
sixteen-year-old boy, who left here some
months ago after robbing his employer. ID
now In Jail At Waynesburg, Pa, charged
with stealing 500 from companion. His
father Is q preacher and quite wealthy.
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sunday Law vIolator. Arrested.

CINCINNATI, o., sept H.-Sundsy night
James Z. Fonnosey, manager Of Heuck's
Opera House, together with six performers
in concert given there, was arrested after
the performance for violation Of the Sunday
law
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-18
Contractor My,tsrIousIy DIsappears.

CLEVELAND, Sept lL-Louis Desell, who
lives at the corner OF Holton and Schuller
streets, left home Saturday noon and has
not returned. His friends say he had 500
with him and they are apprehens.ve that
some evil may have befallen him. .Desellis
twenty.six years old andis building con-
tractor. When he left his young wife In tho
morning he said he was going TO deposit the
money In the bank At noon he told his
foreman that he was going TO collect another
sum that was due him, and loft the building
upon which he was at work. He Is a man
Of good habits. Mrs. Desell Is nearly wild
with grief and anxiety.
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extortion. Amid so many saloons Of strong
drink, what allurement to dissipation. In
the maelstroms Of the street, how many
make quick and eternal shipwreck II
man-of-war comes back from battle, and
is towed into the navy yard, we go down to
look at the splintered spars and count the
bullet holes, and look with patriotic admira
tion on the flag that fioated in victory from
the masthead. But that man is more Of
curiosity who has gone through thirty
years Of the sharpshooting OF business
life, and yet sails on, victor over the
temptations Of the street. o how many
have gone down under the pressure, leav-
ing not so much as the patch of canvass to
tell where they persisted. They never had
any peace. Their dishonesties kept tolling
in their ears. II / had an AK, and could
split open the beams of that fine house,
perhaps would find in the very heart Of II
a skeleton. In his very best wine there Is
q smack of the poor mans sweat o, is il
strange that when man has devoured
widows houses he is disturbed with indi-
gestionl All the forces OF nature are
against him. The floods are ready todrown
him, and the earthquake to swallow him,
and the fires TO consume him, and the
lightnings to smite him. But the children
Of God are on every street, and in the day
when the crowns Of Heaven are distributed,
some Of the brightest will be given to those
men who were faithful TO God and faithful
N The sopls ~ o,bers amid Tho mor,, q,
hr.inas. ,,.o,,;r,, ,ha,n.o,,-~- ,ha La.ao. -
uS.ooo, PAv,Is euou'ee,os .no ne'ves VI
ene s.tee@ mighty Wore 1ne'r leinptauonS
mignty was thelr denVerence, and mighty
shall De their triumph.
Again, the street impresses me with the
fact that life ia full of pretensiop, and
sham What subterfpge what donhle
doaIino, ,.ha. ,,,,o taoa5,.o,., NJ al ~.
-u,-s, esas, "HaS "'II1NA. ~ al Sio
Peopie VINO WISH you gooo morning really
hope Tor you happy dayt DO all the peo-
pie who shake hands love each otherl Are
all those anxious about your health who in
ouire concerning IN Do all want IN see Won
r-ho ask Won 10 cant noes ali the World
49,, ri, ~ - =. a. "a Wv 80,
hnyM naIi as nucn 10 " PreGnus 70 KNOW
Ii tnere not many aWretcned stockot gooos
with brilliant show window! Passing up
and down these streets 70 your business and
your work. are Won not impressed with the
fact that much Of society is hollow. and
that there are subterfures and pretensionsI
on Ssa, az auu P'e'ons'oue,
VI no" many .nere are VINO s"asger anu
strut and now Few people who arc natural
shu.,',a "a uir.,a,. ' ni.,n' u nv. So,''
onuoAie' anu elnipie,ohs sissIe, now lew
people are natural and laugh. Ihe courtesan
and the hbertine go down the street In
beautiful apparel. while within the heart
there are volcanoes of passion consuming
their life awav I sav these things moi M
create in you incredulity and misanthropy,
nor 10 forget there are thousands Oh Peo-
pie great deal better than they seem; but
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-18

WLsHISoToS, Sept 1.-THE President
has appointed James +. Allen postmaster al
Elyria, vice r. S Reefy. removed.
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Attended the FuneraI Of fHI. Alleged Victim

WAvERLr, o., Sept. 1.-THE funeral Of
Annie Laconey, who was murdered near
Camden, N j., last week. took place from
the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
afternoon. Hundreds were in attendance
from all parts Of the county. The friends
Of the murdered girl prevailed on the au-
thorities To permit her uncle, Chaulkly La
coney, accused OF her murder, to attend.
He did so, in the custody Of an officer, and
seemed to be greatly affected. ALI attempts
10 interview him have failed. and he posi-
lively refuses to talk with any reporter.
He stated to some OF his friends that he
would return without waiting for the neces-
sary requisition papers.
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G. Ii. Dickens. Sale List.

ONE PAIR matched red sorrels five years
" old, fine carriage team; one matched
pair beauties, will trot together in 2:45: one
bay horse, suitable for two-seat carriage; two
very fine saddlers, several large brood mares,
a number of fine single drivers; l have also
for sale some thirty head the cheapest place
for good stock in the city; every horse guar
anteed as represented; sixty days time
417-419 First avenue north, Minneapolis 81
Eou a business chance" look in SUN
Ioi DAYS GLOBE, the great Want me-
dunn
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WHERE WANTS
CAN BE LEFT
FOR
INSERTION IN THE GLOBE:

LYONS & TICKNOR, Druggists, 7O7 East
Third street, corner Bates.
.CoNGER BROS, Druggists $40 University
avenue, corner Virginia.
MOUNTS & SAWYER, Grocers, corner Ash
land avenue and Dale street.
A. P. WILKES, Druggist, 759 and 76I West
Seventh street.
BERKMAN & CO., 422 Dakota avenue.
E. FOX, 49, Rice street.
GEO. SHEPPARD, Sol Reaney street.
RANK L. OsBURG, 17s Western avenue.
j. H. HAYES, AL West Seventh street.
EVAN DUYNE, Druggist s2s East Sew
enth street.
HIPPLER & COLLYER, Druggists, 1919 East
Seventh street.
JOHN FURLONG GROCERY COMPANY.
40 Jackson street.
WILKES PHARMACY, Seven Corners.
M. D. MERRILL, Books and Stationery, 442
Broadway.
HELLER'S PHARMACY, corner Tenth and
st. Peter streets.
SCRIFFMAN & LYONS, corner Third and
Maria.
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CODA FOUNTAlN-One of Tufts Artio
~ fountains five draughts, twelve syrups;
patent cans; original cost 81, 200; used four
months; fully as good as new; win be sold
for cash at one-quarter off. Inquire and adj
dress Halls Safe and Lock Company, 800
Jackson ST., st. Paul 97-l03
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DREsSMAKEKS - Wanted, two good
u girls to learn dressmaking Address
Miss L. Thill, corner West Seventh st. and
Washington !
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DATKONIZE THE ST. PAUL GER.
= man Insurance Co. Albert Scheffer,
Prest.; j. Quincy Haas, Secy. Office 329
jackson st OF
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COOK-Good family cook. Apply at 349
" Washington ST.. opposite Rice Park; no
washing. 96-9S
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CO0KS-Three for the city, SIG to $40;
- five cooks tor Wisconsin and Dakota
$50 to $50 per month; free fare; fifteen
German and Scandinavian girls for general
homework; charges % cents if places Sc
cured. German Intelligence Office, So West
Tenth. near the capitol. A. Bertram 81
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GOOK-Situation wanted in private family
~ by first-class cook from New York city;
can bring excellent reference. Call at 2l3
East Robe ST., West ST. Paul. /
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EURNITURE-Few pieces of furniture
for sale, cheap, at 1913 ST. Peter ST., over
saloon, up stairs, in the rear. 81
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COOKS-Four more cooks to leave city;
~ good wages. Bee Hive Enterprise, Sew
enth and Robert 81
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ESK-For sale, an almost new rolling
- top desk; cheap. Inquire at 40 Tilton
ST. OF
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CLERK-Young lady would like situation
- as clerk; would work for small wages
40 Thomas ST.
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( LERk-Lady clerk wants position in a
~, al. afy goods store; six years experience;
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DOG-For SALE a thoroughbred pug dog;
- well trained: great household pet Adj
dress B. B., Globe az
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
eIflale.

POOkKEEPER-A competent young
- lady with three years experie zee and
keeper or cashier about May 1. Address E
90, Clone. az
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n SSMAKER-Wanted. girl 10 learn
- dressmaking. Call 357 East Seventh ST.,
St Paul.
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nRESSMAKER one good dress.
- maker and two apprentice girls at 40
West Ninth ST. I
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EAGLE-"Liberty," the finest specimen Of
~ the American Balo Eagle now in cap
tlylty. North Star Seed Store, 81 West Third
ST. az
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COOK-Wanted, smart girl to cook for
y small family at 429 East Sixth st.
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TOOK-Female COOK for pastry; first class.
~ Call at 764 Wabasha st. /
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A GENTS-One agent in every town in the
II state TO sell mail scale: best one in the
market; indicates the number of stamps in
SANITY for first, second, third and fourth
class mail; sample rs cents, Novelty Scale
Co.. P. o. Box 2425. 96-7
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CODA FOUNTAIN-For sale, soda fount-
- ain; Tufts make; IN firts-class order;
must be sold; prices and terms easy. Adj
dress II. Armstrong, GAINESVILLE, MINI. OF
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.

A GENT-Wanted as agent, a good man
the laboriug class to sell lots which are very
cheap and well located with cars close by,
only ten minutes from heart of city. on these
easy terms: $50 to $50 down, balance five
years If parties will build; one who can
handle Germans or Swedes preferred. 9799
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pAKROT-Beautiful parrot for sale cheap.
4 327 East Eighth St. corner of Pine. 81
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CEWING MACHINE-Party giving up
- housekeeping is DESTROYS to dispose of a
White. sewing machine, nearly new; eight
hne pictures, stoves, carpet, etc. Sparger,
675 Wabasha. 81
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FURNITURE FOR SALE-New fur.
l. niture for sale at $50 Iglehart st.; party
leaving the city; inquire between and 10
o CLOCK. 96-97
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DINING ROOM GIRL-Wanted, a good
IL dining room girl at 81 West Fourth st.
96-97
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N RESSMAKING-Tw persons TO learn
- dressmaking; call Monday. 372 Day
ton av. 81
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A PPRENTICE-Lady wanted to learn
IA manicure art and chiropodist's work;
good chance for right party. Address or call
oils.
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n RESSMAKING-A young girl TO Learn
IL dressmaking at 81 West Fifth st.
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EASOLINE STOVE-.'The Fayorite. ~
~ three burners Zone generator), as good
as new. 253 Thirteenth ST. 81
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ZINE two-seated carriage; leather top;
4 used only one season. Inquire at Gag
Olive st. OF
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WE HAVE 100000 worth of business
w chances and trades on our lists. and
are leaders in this line: if you have anything
to sell or trade you will save time by listing
it with Mckinney e. Self, 339 Cedar st.,
Room SO.
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{ HEAP-Light, sorrel horse; can go in
~ four minutes; sound and kind; lady can
drive him. f. S. Haupt, manager Haupt
Lumber Company, $50 North Western ay.
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IL Sale-Latest edition; library bound;
never been used. Address X z, Globe office.
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TOOK AND LAUNDRESS-Wa
- cook and lanndress to go to Montana;
full transportation; references required. Ad-
dress NJ. T. Ridout, Globe L
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CODA FOUNTAIN-For sale a Turf
~ Reaper Soda Fountain, complete. AID.
dress W. S. Conrad, 223 East Third street.
1897
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A GOOD MEAL for 10 cents. 10 cents
n and upwards: meals at all hours; meal
tickets 81; New England boiled dinner every
day, 10 cents Corner Sixth and jackson
SIS. 900
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COOk-Wanted, good cook, washer an
~ irOner: good wages 235 Summit aY
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M ILL to lease; in good running order;
w water and steam power; 500 per
$4,000 per year; $4,000, one-fifth down,
balance to suit; reasons for selling old age
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male--.COmtinued.

TOACHMAN wants a place i'm private
~ family. Apply to G. Anderson, DR..
Fishers office, corner Seventh and jackson
SITS.
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CODA FOUNTAIN = One Arctic sofa
- fountain complete, with 3 gal. tfu&ts,
$500: write for particulars. S. E. Brown q
Co., MERRIAM Wis. 5000
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II OKSES FOR SALE-We offer for sale
IL the following: One good driving horse,
one good farm team, one good mare, one
three-year-old mare, one tWo-year-old colt
and one thoroughbred stallion; these horses
can be seen at Balfour's stables on Selby ay.
Metcalf d McClanahan. 126 East Sixth st.
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niSH Washers and dining-room girl.
~ wanted; 453 Wacouta ST. l
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BUTCHER SHOPS-One on Daytons
u bluff. $1,000; one on Seventh street,
$500; one in city market, $500; one in West
st. Paul. 1925.
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HOOK-Wanted Immediately, competent
~ cook. Apply 345 Summit av. 1
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FAMILY COOKS, SIG to $40; laundress,
i $50; dishwasher, S1S. Douglass Intel
ligence Office. Of
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DINING ROOM GIRLS Six experienced
- dining room girls at the Delicatessen
Bakery and Lunch Room, :;21 Robert. 81