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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-24
Probabilities That the Street
Railway Will Adopt the
Pposser Motor.
Extension Of the Company's
Lines to Manchester ana
Merriam Park
Cold Weather and Snow Pro-
dueeed Depressing Effects
on the Market.
Much Inquiry for Property in
the Vicinity Of Seven
Corners.

The cold weather and snow OF the
past week, together with suspension
of business on Washington's birthday,
seriously interfered with the real es ate
market. Dealers report some trading.
however, but little activity. There are
no signs of speculative feeling, and the
probabilities are there will be but small
chances for quick realization III prop
erty for the next few months. There
will be healthy market, however,
which will induce much building. Prices
are still firm. Th,re are many buy
ers in the market that are waiting for
debtors to cancel their obligations, or
are watching for opportunities to ac-
quire valuable property at less than Its
true value.
Messrs. Bushnell & Bushnell report a
good inquiry for the week. They sold
SOME prop -rty in Summit Park addi-
ton and i'm Inver Greve, and say there
is a demand for acre property between
the two cities. The promoters OF the
ProSSer motor believe the street rail
way will adopt their motor for service
on the Oak and avenue line, and proba-
bly, arrangements towards this result
have been perfected, and if it proves
QlCSCSoluis tIlC OtthiftbU anu III anu ot Z
nue. lines Will probably he extended
westward on Grand avenue to Macal-
ester college, then north to Ashland ave
nue.; thence west to Cleveland, thence
north TO st. Anthony avenue. and then.
returning to Merriam Park via Univer-
sity avenue, to the heart of the city.
A. b. Niigus reports increased in
quiry for desirable realty. Mr.. Wilgus
sold lot on Rice street for $1,000; two
lots in Clark & Milgns' addition for
$40G and S5rO respectively. and three
lots on Iglehart street for $1,000 each.
On the corner of Lincoln avenue and
st. Albans he disposed of $1,000 piece
of ground. and sold one lot in West st.
Paul for Sl,500.
There has been also an active inquiry
for property i'll the neighborhord of
Seven corners. Ground can be had in
that vicinity for $3.50 per front foot,
which is considered bargain.
The board of-trade has been consider
ing the advisability of buying a large
tract of land and erecting commission
houses thereon, for the purpose of rent
ing the same to members of the board.
but the scheme will hardly be de-
veloped.
The transfers for five days of the past
week aggregate $314.40o0; the building
permits, 500. as shown in the follow
ing tabulated statement:
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Why He Raised.

New York Sun.
One windy afternoon this week an
old man crouched at the foot of the
stairs in the Sun building. He WAS
short. crooked and dirty. His clothes
were as tattered and torn as they could
be and still hang together. On the
step by his side was brand new
wooden box, full of brushes.
''Shine? Shine? Only cent for a
SHINE" he said, pleadingiy to re-
porter who came down the stairs. His
lips trembled and his hands twitched
as he hurriediy tried to get out his old
brushes in response to movement Of
the reporters hand toward his pocket.
Then, when the reporter said NO."
the old man sat down all in ragged
heap on the stair.
''Why do you shine for cent?" asked
the Reporter.
Because / haven't had any job for. a
whole day, and I'm just starving. boss"
The reporter gave the old man dime.
He clntehed it with his dirty hand. He
almost tumbied out of the door and
down the steps, with muttered word
of thanks. The reporter followed him.
The cid man threaded his way with
nervous haste through the crowd toward
Tic DUNtlS. I1G tlbOASu diiu uouStd
men and women, who drew aside when
they saw who touched them. He
stopped second or two to read the
price lists before several cheap Bewery
restaurants He eventually entered a
stall where cup of coffee and a sand.
witch cost 10 cents. The coffee that was
set down before him he swallowed in
great gulps. He put down big roll
sandwich in three bites. He wiped his
dirty mouth with his dirty sleeve. with
Outeven CHANGING at the, public towel
which hung at the corner of the table.
He paid his 5 cents and left the stall
just two and quarter minutes after he
entered it. He held his remaining nickel
tight in his left hand as he walked to
ward the Sun building, occasionally
calling out:
''Shine? Shine? Only cents"
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Hamline Happenines.

The benefit concert rendered the
HamIine nj. E. Sunday school by Prof.
Merriam, musical instructor Of Ham
line university, assisted by Miss Lily
Harrison, and quartette consisting of
MesSrs. X. ID. Finel, Dayton Elliot. W.
III. Chandler and Walter Grafton. of
Minneapolis, was largely attended, and
the audience received rare treat.
Washington's birthday anniversary
was celebrated in fitting manner at
the university. At 1880 in the evening
DIR. William Mckinley delivered lect-
ure on George Washington. At the
close of the lecture, President and Mrs.
q. ii. Bridgman received at their home,
on Hewitt avenue, the faculty, alumni
and undergraduates of the university.
A Washington Birthday celebration
was given in the Hancock public school
"Wednesday afternoon. The occasion
was partly in honor of the new princi-
pal, Miss Ella Walker.
The members of the sophomore class
heartily enjoyed trip to AnOka week
ago. While in that city they were the
guests of their claSSmate, Miss Lena
Putnam.
The gentlemen of the Harmony club
are making extensive preparations for
entertaining the ladies of the club at
Hamiine hall Tuesday evening.
The Misses Bessie and Lou Blackwell
entertained number of their friends
Wednesday evening.
Miss Laura Johnson, class of IS. has
returned home from teaching school
near Preston, Mimi.
Miss Lilly Hammond was the guest of
Misses Kittie Show and Gertrude Seager
last Tuesday.
Miss Neil. of Luverne. was the guest
of Misses Fife Grant and Wright last
Sunday.
On Tuesday afternoon at 80 the SEN
iors will give orations and essays in the
chapel.
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MERRIAM PARK.

The members of the -Chautauqua cir
Gle will give another open session on
Thursday evening next at the residence
of Mrs. a. j. Douglass. on st. Anthony
avenue. The ladies will dress in Grecian
costumes anal will present a programme
in keeping with them.
Mrs. w. Z. Curtis entertained the
members OF the Fer0nia Avenue Social
club Monday evening. The whist prizes
were won by Mrs. ". c. Severns. Mrs.
I'll. NJ. Crosby, MeSSrs. H. Il, Hunt. A.
A. Crandall and IL. NJ. Crosby.
Mrs. A. ID. StebhIns and daughter left
Sunday morning last fer Washington.
They will remain there until after the
Inauguration, whem they will visit New
York, returning to Merriam Park in
June,
Mrs. Gilbert Walker and Mrs. ]. T.
Rogers. of Minneapolis, were guests of
Mrs. f. r. Fuller, OF Milwaukee avenue,
"Wednesday.
The Merriam Park Whist club will be
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Dockery
at the home of Mrs. c. A. Pitts Monday
evening.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. G. A.
Magnuson will entertain the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Presbyterian church.
One evening last week Mrs. o. P.
ShepardSon gave very pleasant party
in honor Of Mrs. Stebbins.
W. l.. Abbott. of the Redwood
Reyeill, visited friends at the Woodruff
last week.
The OliYet Ladies' Aid society meets
with Mrs. Cunningham Thursday after
moan.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Brown were hosts
to number of friends on Friday even
ing.
Miss Laura Linton, of Minneapolis, is
the guest of her brother. DIR. Linton.
Mrs. f. J. Austin and Mrs. Carrie
Austin have gone east.
Mrs. Ii. S. Coy Kendall has returned
fIom Illinois.
Mrs. Geor re Hunter is at Fox Lake,
Wis.
Mr.. Elsinger has gone to Chicago.
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FOR CONSTRUCTION AND

EJhOFOoAisO Z On JONo hOOIIUN dNU
l. Repair of Dams and Shore Projections
U. s. Engineer Office Rock Island. H., Feb.
plicate. will be received at this Office until 2
p. m. on the Goth day of March, $780, for
work on Upper Mississippi river, as follows:
I. Construction and repair Of dams and
shore protection between Reads Landing,
tons Of dams and shore projections between
FairporJ and Muscatine, la. 3. Construc-
ton of dams and shore projections in
vicinity of keithsbuFg, Ill. 4. Construction
of dams and shore projections in vicinity of
Fort Madison. Ia Attention is invited to
the acts of Congress approved Feb. 20, 1885,
and Feb. %, 1887, vol %, page 1872. and
vol. "a, page Ala, statutes al large. Blanks
on which proposals must be made, contain
ing specifications and detailed information,
may be obtained on application. A. MAC
KENzIE, Major of Engineers
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ST.. PauI Park,

Mrs. w. r. Church entertained the
st. Paul Park Euchre club Monday
evening. Prizes were won by Mr.. Glib
son and Mrs. Fish.
The TerpsichOrpan club met at Ben
sons hall last Friday night. Supper
was served at Mrs. Archer's at late
hour.
A dime social was given at Mrs.
Starkweather'S residence on Tuesday
evening.
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The Record.
LAST WEEKS TRANSFERS.

yesterday TRANSFERS..
j r Wcide to G iiedmaa, 1t 20, blk l,
II Weide's Second add -. 500
j Owen TO Y j Hawkin. II ], blk 81,
Wes, st Paul Syndicate No 2... 500
j Z GTibben TOD Il Sprott. 1t Is, blk II,
summit Park ...:....... -. 26oo
G J Warren 10 j G Walker Its l and z.
blk 3. Munger d Donnelly's -. 5, 600
r Y Pratt to NJ NJ G Dana. 1t 81, blk IA,
st Anthony Park West -. -. 75O
G Kempf to W ii Sargent, 1t 10, blk A.
Messesli O. ESchbach %. ...... I'll, 800
j Farley to j b Morehead Its and 3,
blk 2. A E Ramsey. ...............2,2 200
" W Bushnell TO Hurd. Its z and
8. blk l, Sanborp's .................. 1000
Eight unpublished deeds..............21, so
Total, 10 pieces. -. :. .....S37, I2o
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following building permits were issued
yesterday:
Il Miller, 2 story frame dwelling,
ruler. near RICE 49,. 81, 600
Fred Schwendig, ll2s story frame dwell
ing. Fourth, near Germania ....... 1000
Frank En- rel 1-story frame dwelling,
Palace, near Dale ....... ....... =. 500
James P Wagner li2-stoTy frame
dwelling, Belvidere, near Hoyt. 300
Four minor permits 80. -. -. .1,5Uo
Eight permits total. 100
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st. Paul Park, located OH the east
bank of the Mississippi river. and
ON the Burlington" Motor Line,
(fare. single ride. 10 cents );
communication tickets, s cents, is
the most desirable suburban resi-
dence property around the city, be-
ing a high, dry and level tract OF
land of 5000 acres. beautifully sit
uated, defying comparison as to
natural beauty and scenery. 1t is
plated into one Ourth acre lots,
50x14O. on 3O-foot streets to 20
foot alleys.
a number of the streets are
graded, sidewalks laid, trees
planted. etc.
st. Paul Park affords all the con-
venieuees and advantages enjoyed
by any suburban location in the
country.
Parties seeking newlocatiOn or
intending to build would do we'll to
confer with us before deciding
definitely. We are prepared to
build houses after your own plan.
and sell same to you On small cash
payment, balance on easy monthly
payments. For maps. circulars
and other information, call on or
address
ST, PAUL PARK
IMPROVEMENT CO..
Is East Fourth St. St. Paul, MINI.
NJ D. Miller. Pres. F. P. Blair. Sec.
Sec c.. B. & n. Time Card.
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Peter SchOnartIl Jr..s List.
81 5iNI-1Hon.UsE A J, ,I LOT on lyle
G31)iNI-HoUsE AND LOT on
'De)sOOo Charles ST., near Kent; on
monthly payments.
$40 me- = HoG ss,sa, and lG! 81, o0
cash and $40 per month.
geo , kACH-Two lots on Lexington
.QOOO aF.. near From. ST.. $50 cash and
$40 per month.
CD s)N, LOT on Iglehart st., near
sp%s~Co Kent; easy payments.
ed < 0-coRNEF and inside lot on
.pFsc " East Seventh ST.. near terminus
OF cable line.
GrI}lf-L0fs in sanhorn's Midway ad
~ " dition: streets graded: IS
John M. Lynch's List.
1873 East Fifth st.
JHAyE some choice residence sites on good
i streets. which can be sold for small pay
ment down and balance On long time to
parties who will build. Z his would be all easy
way to acquire home i'll a location which
is constantly increasing in value.
GOOD 7-KOOM HOUSE in good Ioca-
VI ton, convenient to business, $500
Will take small payment dCWn and balance
viii take good acre property.
GOOD BUSINESS L0r on Seventh 1T. !;
" cheap, and win take good mortgages in
exchange.
T HAVE TWO Or iHHEE LOIS be-
i tween the cities on which no payment
down will be required to those who viii
erect good houses.
6IAF on Seventh ST. near Atlantic st.
w for $4,000.
HAVE one or two cheap things to offer at
L the terminus of the East Seventh st.
cable line; drop in and look them over j.
NJ: lynch l33 East Fifth St: Esny Block: So
Edward Corning's Fer Rent
List.
317 jackson st.
DOR RENT, one-half Of store No. 81
i Jackson st.
T AKtiE STORE and basement, l6 West
IL Third st.
THREE MODERN HOUSES near the
i capitol for $50 each. "a
HOUSE of ten rooms on Pleasant ay., near
IL Walnut ST., $50 per month.
CIX-ROOM COTTAGE on De Soto st..
- SIS per month.
HOUSE of eight rooms on Rondo St, $40
IL per month. 3Tt
TEN-ROOM HOUSE on FORBES St.. 1856
l. per month. 50
DESK ROOM at 3I7 jackson st. EDWARD
~ Corning, ST jackson st. $3.50
ROthsclliId & TlsurstOn.S LIST.
l3l East Fifth st. ,is
CT 000-50X150-FO0T corner at Mer-
EIsoOO Ram Park; central.
U6r6-FOUR LOTS onIy two blocks
DBL - from Sibley school house; street
graded and improvements surrounding lots
cheap at $500.
on LOTS in summit Park, sonth OF sum
~ nit av., including six elegant cor
ners: we have the choice of that district.
1.-TWO HOMES FOR SALE on St An.
l. thony hill; never before offered; all mod.
ern convenienees and price reasonable.
OFFICE ROOM for rent; SIS per month
" with heat IS
@. j. ThOmsOn's List,
100 East Fourth st.
EOR sALE-Two lots on Jessamine. near
i CORTLAND St; $3.50 each.
lime DOUBLE ROUSE AND LOT on
l. Fuller, between Jay and Harrington SITS,
cheap.
lo-ROOM HOUSE, lot and barn on
Id Douglas ST.
HISTORY HOUSE, with lot. on jerks st..
IL near Meide Nv. $1,000. SIS
Enonubody looks in SUNDAYS GLOBE for
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Bushnell
AND
Bushnell.
Zeal Estate and Financial Agents.
ST. PAUL, MIMI.

We offer for sale 100 lots in Summit
Bryant's, Palace, Holcombe's and Nj
ninger & Donnelly's Additions to st.
Paul. All in best residence locality on
st. Anthony Hill. Many of the lots in
this locality at prices below what ad-
joining property can be purchased at.
If you want an investment or location
for home, look this up.
$4,000 for fine piece Of property on
Eighth street, 132Xl5o feet, improved;
will double your money in less than two
years.
Fifty feet on Robert street, near
Hotel Ryan. Special figure for short
time.
$4,000 for large Broom house and
two 40X150-foot lots, on Lincoln avenue,
very cheap: desirable locality; owner
must sell: terms very easy.
Inper Grove Park and Factory Addi-
tions, on Motor line, scent fare, quick
time, plenty of trains. Let's from $3.50
to $500, according to location, but a
short distance from depot; store, hotel,
shops and many fine homes now built
and occupied. We will contract for
erection OF homes to suit you, On easy
payments, and put them up as soon as
spring comes.
MORTGAGE NOTES. We have on
hand a number of very desirable first
mortgages. and offer them for sale in
amounts from $500 up. Interest and s
per cent.
BUSHNELL 3 BUSHNELL
365 Robert ST. Cor. Fifth.
ST. PAUL, MINI.
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FAIR EXCHANGE.

On, sir, you stole kiss without my know
ing!-
For kissing is an unknown knack to me;
1 should not stay; ought TO be a-going-
But-pIease, sir, will you give it back to
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You stole away my heart. you little beauty
You stole it with your winsome, charming
LINES;
To make AMENDS is now your only duty
Exchange no robbery is-So give me yours
Rhodes Macknight
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
i Office of Chief Quartz m Ister. Depar.
tment of Dakota Saint PAU. Mimi, FEB
KUARY 23d. 1SS9.-SEALED PROPOSALS,
in triplicate, subject to the usual conditions,
will be received al this office until IL clock
noon, March 20. 1889, and opened immedi-
ately afterwards in the presence of bidders.
for furnishing the necessary labor REQUIRED
IN the construction OF Two Barracks Build
ings at Fort Smelling MINI. Separate pro-
posals for Masonry Plastering and Plumbing
will be entertained. The Government re-
serves the right TO reject any or all bids for
either one or both buildings. Plans and
Specifications may be seen and blank forms
of proposals with full instructions to bid
ders had, upon application to this office. A. r.
ROCKWELL, Quariermaster. u. ). A.. Chief
Quartermaster.
DROPOSALS FOR WAGON TRANSPOR-
L TATION.-Ofliee Chief Quartermaster,
Department of Dakota, Saint Paul. Minn.,
FEBRUARY %, 1SS9.-SEALED PROP0.
SAILS for Wagon Transportation required in
this department during the fiscal year end
ing June 81, 1890, viii be eeeived at this
Office until II m, on MONDAY, the 25th
day of March, 1889. and opened Immedf-
ateiy after III presence of bidders. Blank
forms of proposals and full Instructions to
bidders will be furnished on application to
this Office or to offices of the Quartermaster's
Department at Chicago. His. and Helena,
NJ. r. A. F. ROCKWELL, Major and Quar-
termaster. L. :. Army.
MARSHAL SNoTiCE OF SALR-UNTED
1SI States of America, District of Mime
seta-ss
John Drummer VS. Steamboat and Barge ''Sea
Gull'-In Admiralty.
BY virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas
issued out of the district court of the United
States for the District of Minnesota. at the
suit of John Brunuer. / will expose to sale at
public auction, and will sell to the highes
bidder for cash. al TIE landing in the city OF
Ked Wing, where the SAID steamboat and
barge Sea Gull is now moored, on Thursday,
the seventh day of March, A d. 1859, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, the steamboat and
barge Sea Gull, now lying at the port of Red
Wing, i'll said district, together with her
tackle apparel and furniture.
W. NJ. CAMPBELL. U. s. Marshal.
St. Paul. Mimi, February 18th. 1889.
HENRY JOHNS, Proctor for Libelant.
proposals for Seed Wheat
Z. S. INDIAN SERVICE
WHITE EARTH AGENCY Mimi,
February ID, 1889.
Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals for
Field Seeds and addressed to the under
signed at White Earth, Becker county, Minn.,
will be received at this Agency until one
for and delivering at the White Earth
Agency. Mimi, $500 bushels Of Scotch Fife
Seed Wheat, TO be well cleaned and free
from cookie and mustard seed.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied by certi-
fed check on some L. ). depository for at
least per cent of the proposal, which check
or draft will be forfeited to the United States
in case any bidder or bidders receiving an
award shall fail to promptly execute a con-
tract with good and sufficient sUreties; other
wise to be returned to the bidder.
For further information apply TO the I'M
dersigned.
T.J. SIBERIAN. U. s. Indian Agent.
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ID. m. gIicl,a,,d.s l,i,,.

First National Bank
BARGAINS BARGAlNS,-OniyS Sd 10
~ per front foot for choice business prep-
erty on Robert ST., only one block from the
bridge: it is big snap; il must be sold within
a few days. D. ii. Michaud. Il
Cd iafNl WILL BUY a block of three
I'D f.OOO tenements: new buildings
with modern improvements; well rented.
paving now 2ta per cent on purchase price:
this is q bargain. d. I'll. Michaud. q
G1 n, n BUYS Two .AG~IIF'0L
Dl. w lots corner cypress and sub
urban av., l02xl 10 feet, Cypress st. graded
and sidewalks; this property is cheap al
So, 100: 500 cash balance in two years, ID.
II. Michaud, 333 jackson st.
ITO MY PAThONs-On March shall
i move from my present location tony
new offices at No. 101 East Fourth ST., Ma
tonal German American Bank building.
where shall be pleased tosee my old friends
and the insuring pirblic generally. ID. II.
Miehaud, 1913 Jackson st. 55
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HORSES. AND CARRIAGES.


nOG-CART-A second hand dog-cart in
IL good condition wanted. Address M 173,
Globe. SIS
EOR SALE-Two good horses, covered de-
l. livery wagon, cutter and two set har-
nesses: all in good order; cheap for cash. Ad-
dress Dixon, Globe. 5I-55
E0R SALE-A good driving or delivery
l. horse. Gntsche, 64S Jackson st. 5o-5 So
EOR SALE-For 81 a good sweIl-body
l. cutter; bargain. $50 West Fifth st. So
GOOD, HEAVY HORSE wanted to work
" in team hauling wood for his board and
care. j. G. Hanley, corner Eighth and Wa
couta. 1856
Get your carriages, wagons or sleighs OF
" F. x. Quesnel l07 East Eighth st.
Long experience: practical and scientific
workmen; repairing neatly done on short
notice. 314s
r T. BROOKS. practical sheer, 81 East
81 Fifth, near corner Cedar, will shoe your
horse to order: shoeing drivers and carriage
horses specially; PAGERS and trotters gated
and shod with care: my shoes are all hand
made and adapted to the horse. 327*
CHIFTING POLE for sale; fit any rig:
~ very cheap, at 16ls West Third, Room 2.
81
VXTAIST FINISHER-Wanted, one good
w finisher and girl to learn dressmaking.
Miss Oliver, 4i8 Wabasha st.
M horse, harness and
w buggy in exchange for city lot. P. o:
Box 1854 SIS
nv PAGER; must be cheap
w and sound; state where can be seen.
Address 1876, Globe. $3.50
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DOR sALE-Two flats of twenty-five
i rooms, well furnished: everything COM
plete; rooms rent readily; best location in
city: 27y East Seventh ST.; entrance on Ros-
abel st. Inquire at Office. 1914
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DIAMOND RlNG-Stone weighs about
u 10 carats. and white; worth S1o0;
will take $50 cash. "a East Fourth St,
rOprn at *
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pOARD-By gentleman and wife in re.
ID fined American family, where there are
few, if any, other boarders. Address n I67,
Globe IS
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BOARD WANTED.

DOARD-he ung couple; board and room;
- private family; S40. Address Y us,
Globe. 80
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nOGS-For sale, full blood Scotch terrier
- pups; eight weeks old. .3S Pearl st.
55-5S
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d EY. JOSEPH ROBERTS. OF RAJ
IL cine. Wis. will preach in Welsh at Re-
lief Society hall, 141 East Ninth ST.. at $50
this afternoon
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EOR SALE--A good established business
Il on ST. Anthony hill: stock yalned at
$1,000: rent low: will take part real estate;
will sell half interest. Address So German
American bank. 51-57
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EOR SALE-All or half interest in agri-
l. cultural implement and fuel business in
live southwestern Minnesota town. Address
o 1873 Globe So
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BOARD = Two young ladies, emf loyed
ID during the day, want room and board
not to exceed 81 per week. Address NJ ia,
Globe 55
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or. PAUL'S CHURCH-Morning service
~ at l O'Clock, with sermon by the Rev.
John Wright on 1.-The Inspiration of the
Bible" Choral service in the evening at
7:3o. with addresses to young men by Hector
Baxter, ESQ. and Samuel H. Cochran Esq.
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