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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-14
Glistellaneons.


A MANUFACTURER with all needed
a machlnlst tools would like to meet
pafucs having some special machinery %
I,dhe' Address i. o. Box 81, Station G.,
A LBERT G.. SPENCER. 90 Gth.ave..
"A between 18th and 18th sts.-Umbrel-
Ia, parasols, canes made to order. recoy.
cfed ana repaired prompt and reliable.
T. 4. SHELDON. Merchandise, Grain and
~. Stock Broker; references furnished.
~ Congress-st.. West, Detroit. Mich.
q ARPENTER and cabinet work, all
~ branches; stores and Offices at short
notice contracts taken FOR general repairs !;
estimates furnished. JOHN w. ALLISON,
e53 West l5th-st
foot LATHE wanted; medium size.
u Aires with price and particulars.
SEWING MACHINES. lac sth-aye.
" INS.-Watertleht flooring
~. gravel roofing. Office 40 West 2jth-st.
Cd ATS MUST GO."-Cammcrs Tanpin
wateIbugS, reaches, ants, leaving no d sa-
erecable odof; sold by druggists, 15c.
m RANSLATlONS and correspondence
Il done In German. French, Spanish and
Italian into English and vice versa. Adj
dress J.. PIzziNI, l2G 21-ave.
YOUNG LADY desires pupils at Brook.
4 lyn in vocal music and piano accompani.
m1nt. Address Miss A. b. c.. Tribune
81 600 600 Mr M2ET u co Y9E -;
AND MASSACHUSETTS GRANITE
Broadway. w. ROBINSON.
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domestic 9liuaiions ruante6


CoMPANLON.- BY respectable young
" lady A. ladies' compaElon good sducs.
tirl good Seamstress willing 10 be- usp.
ful Address by letter. 3H West 45ih.sL
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on STALLS AND WAGON TO LET.
ON 1913 Ea.l 1Aih..l.. L. NIEMEILk

CIJS FOR SALE, new, heavy 3.
- ~. spring wagon. without top either
Tor csocefy or exp css purpose. s175-For
..ate' new light platform top wagon, either
TO- grocer, butcher, order delivery wagon
purros'. 974 1otl-ave
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n EltMAIDS. cooks, Mattresses =
&C., bones, lard-. isdie-. &c also first.
cl1.s lgundre-se-. seamstres.es rhaids nurses
Miss KING. 7l0 6thavc. near 4ad a.
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CAPABLE. energetic woman OF eNperi.
" ence, wants a position a. h0usokcepcr
or assistant matr0n In school or instl1u-
ton understands cutting and making chill.
dfens clothing willing % 20 60 any part
VI the country. Address for 10 days, J. w.
Trlbune upiOWn Oflcn. /. o3s RrnalMnv
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tOork nJanteo.

Males.
I IGHT PORTER.-YOung man 10, lately
- landed wants pos ton a. porter or
assistant clerk I'm wholesale dry-g0Ods, with
chance u Advancement work or wages DOLLY
secondary consideration references. Adj
dress 4. DOOHEIS 74j Franhyn-aye.,
Brooklyn.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-28
A. III. NicoIay. Auctioneer.

A III. NICOLAY, AUCTION ER-
a. Five acres OF Choice Land Fronting on
Lake Phalen at Auction-Nicolay i Co. will
sell at auction Monday morning, Sept. 80,
1889 at II O'Clock sharp rain or shine, at
the NicOlay Real Estate Exchange. l41 East
Fifth ST.. between jackson and Robert sts.,
the east five acres of the west ten acres
of the east fifteen acres of the west twenty
five acres known as lot 2 IN section Is,
town %, range % west. This is very de-
sirable and choice land. suitable for plat
ting into twenty-five beautiful residence
building lots. possessing rapid transit IA
cilities by the Wisconsin Central railroad,
which passes on the north line of this
land. This valuable property fronts on the
north side of Lake Phalen, only three blocks
from Gladstone and only One-third of
mile from the Duluth railroad shops. Lots at
Gladstone are selling from $3.50 to 500 lot
and upwards: here is an opportunity of re-
alizing 100 per cent profit without question
of doubt, and prove Il grand speculation.
Parties wishing TO view the property please
call upon US, and we shall be pleased to show
it to them at any time before the day of the
auction sale. Investors. remember the day
and place of sale. Monday morning. Sept. 80,
at l o clock. rain OF shine. as above; terms
only One-third cash. and the balance can re-
main on mortgage for three years with per
cent interest at the option of the purchaser.
For further particulars apply or write to
NieoIay Il Co.. Real Estate Auctioneers ana
Real Estate Agents for forty years. removed
to l4l East E11tl ST. between JackSOn ana
Robert sts Our real estate auction sale No.
12,764. A. H. Nicolay, Auctioneer. 271
AT AUCTION-KEsf AURANr OUT
n fit at 1I24 East Seventh ST., opposite
the PIow Works. and only short distance
below the East seventh ST.. cable line power
house. between Frank and Duluth SITS,
Nieolay d Co., will sell at auction on SatuF-
day afternoon. Sept % 1889, at 2 clock. at
the Cable Restaurant. 1924 East Seventh St,
a neatly fitted-up restaurant in a growing
neighborhood, including Sideboard, tables.
chairs oileloth ON floor. ice box. large size,
showcases counters, curtains. lamps, cigars.
tobacc0s candies. looking glasses. etc. all
complete. and to be sold in one lot: rent low.
SIS per month. lease three years to run. This
is a good chance for q live man to do well in
the restaurant business. For full particulars
apply to Nieolay * Co.. Auctioneers and Real
Estate and Mortgage Loan Agents for forty
years. Nicolay Real Estate Exchange re-
moved to l4I East Fifth ST., between Jackson
and Robert SITS. Our merchandise auction
sale No 6771. A H. Nieolay, Auetioneer.
2GT-71
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A. vi. DOherty. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE PKOVED IiICE
Street Property at Aucti0n-We will sell
at auction oil the premises, on the corner OF
Rice st. and Central av. Monday. Sept. 80. It
o'clock p. m, lot 9, block Il, in Ewing d
Chute's addition TO st. Paul; this lot has
frontage ON Rice st. of SO feet. by about 80
on Central av.: some idea of values can be
obtained from the fact that surrounding
property unimproved is held at $3.50 per
front foot: the improvements cost in the
neighborhood of $4,000, and consist OF
Well-eonstrueted three-story brick block, four
stores and basement, that will rent for about
$4,000 per annum; the present owner. resid-
ing abroad. has given instructions 10 close
out the property at public auction, and has
not restricted us to price; Rice ST. is the
great main artery of trade running north and
south. and is the principal thoroughfare open
ing into the valuable garden farming dis
trictS north of the city, and must necessarily
remain prominent business street that viii
always increase in value as the northern pOr-
tons of the city develop; no better oppor-
tunity for the capitalist has been offered this
season. as the income derived from the in
Vestment will be immediate. For terms ana
conditions and other information in regard
to the property call on or address Middleton.
Dougan & Hanson. Real Estate Agents. Ma
tional German-Ameriean Bank building A.
NJ. Doherty, Auctioneer. 267-73
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mo LADIES AND OTHERS DESn

q
L ing to Employ Help-I address this to
those who may desire Ia employ labor of any
kind and also to those who may seek en-
plOyment- because It is q matter in which all
such have a personal interest.
I have opened books for the registration.
free, of the names and locations, etc, of ali
persons who may be in want of cooks. house
girls. or any kind of help in residence, Of
nee, or store. Also books for the regisIra-
ton of girls, women and men desiring en-
ployment Of any kind.
This is not an intelligence or employing Mt
Office. and. therefore. no charge is made for
the service proposed-my aim being to as
sist the worthy unemployed to good situations
where they may earn comfortable liTings-
Persons desiring situations are cordially
invited 10 call and register their names, ref
ereuces. situations desired. etc.
My desk is in the business office Of the St
Paul Globe. in the Clone building. where L
have been eourteousiy rendered facilities for
the transaction of this business. Yours
truly. GEORGIA RAYMOND.
St Paul, Sept. p. 1899
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5cbb & scI.aaer. Auetfoneers.

ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AUG
Il tion-On Monday, Sept. 80, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. we will sell at auction at the residence
sos Jackson ST. a large lot OF fine furniture,
consisting Of elegant easy chairs, fine silk
plush lounge black walnut. antique oak and
cherry bed room suites. body Brussels and in
grain carpets. chars, extension table. center
tables, croekery, glassware, good cooking and
heating stoves, kitchen utensils,etc, etc. This
furniture is all Of the better class, ana is
without mar or blemiSh. Those in search Of
good furniture Will attend. Jebb d Schauer.
AucGoneers, 422 WGbasha st. 21I-73
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TAPE-WORMS

hours: one spoonful medicine; no fasting;
no sickness or detention from business. Hun
dreds of worms removed in Northwest dur
ing past SIX years. DIR. j. II. C0burI I'll
East Seventh street, ST. Paul.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 RTESTAN WELLS Of any size and
II depth drilled; water supplies furnished
ami water works constructed; correspond
ence solicited Artesian Wei Drilling COM
pany. 3I9 jackson 81. 81. Paul. MINI. 1889
CARPETS, feathers. mattresses eleanedby
~ st. P. RenOYaUing Co.. 9th Il Cedar. 262-91
THEATER AND MASQUERADE COS
i tunes, wigs and boards. grease paints
for stage Use. and Theater- Lefh-B ibliothek.
Mrs. l. Neitmann, 90 East Seventh 81, ST.
Paul, MINI. els
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haEaEaagn lE Johnson Auction
GERS.

HEATING STOYES-smalI stove large
L L stove. square stoves. round stove-in
fact all kinds Of stoves can be found at our
place and for the benefit Of parties who are
unable 10 call during the day we will here
after keep open till p m kayanagh q
Johnson 1S7 and 1873 East sixth st. 246z
n auction at Twohy Bros, corner Eighth
and Broadway beginning Thursday. Sept.
%. at 10 O'Clock, and continuing day and
evenings until all are sold. Kayanagh &
johnson. euetlOneefs. 26S-T1
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AND CARPETS to be sod

i at auction Saturday Sept. %. at 9:3O
O'Clock q. m. at our auction mart. corner of
St Peter and Seventh sts; over 200 yards of
mOquette. Brussels. ingram and other carpets
to be sold, all in good condition: ifyou have
any surplus furniture to sell send 1t TO this
sale by 8 O'Clock. E. Holloway d Co.. Auc-
tiOneers 27O-l
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(rOMPoSITORS-Wanted. two female
- compositors at 75S Wabasha, ground
floor; apply Saturday afternoon. 27l
ftOOK-In a small family. a respectable
- girl as cook: also. a young German girl
for second work: good wages; call in the
forenoon. 53 Summit av. 211-12
COOK-Cempeten female meat and pastry
- cook. No Name Restaurant, I49 West
Seventh st. 27I
nISHYAsHER-A one girl TO do
~ washing and ironing. 453 Wacouta ST.
27l
nREssMAKEKs-Two high priced dress
II makers ana four apprentices immedi-
ately. 731 Hague az. Mrs. 4. Lockwood.
271-72
n ERMAN and scandinavian girls Uanttd
" at once. SpoOr d Son. p East Seventh
st. 27I
GIRLS-Can always iud places for house
~ work at Bee Hive Enterprise, seventh
and Robert 27l
GIRLS WANTED-White Shield League
u Intelligence Office, IS East seventh ST.,
Room 8. 25S-87
II SEWORK-Wanted, girl for gen
Il eral homework: must be good cook:
German preferred. 1872 East Tenth st 27I
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. good German
L or Swede girl for general homework in
family of two; call mornings before II or
evenings; references. 399 Ashland av
27o-T2
m SEWORK-Wanted. a girl for gen
Ii eral hOusework; must be a good cook.
Apply leo West Fourth st. 270*
n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES girl for general
Il Homework; also girl tor second work
299 Grove st. 271-72
SEWORK-Wanted. a girl for gen
IL eral bOCsewOrk; come ready for work.
4 81 irTf mt
On NeI4- -
HOUS EWORK-Wanred. good girl for
Ii general Homework. 436 Laurel av-
2zl-E2
SEVOREE-NanIed. good girl for
IL general hOuseWork: Apply 4S5 East
seventh St 269-7I
OUSEEORK-Na nted al once, d girl
i for general hOuseWOrk. 3l2 East EIev-
enth So 27l
uOCSEWORK-G competent girl
IL wanted for general homework IN small
family: German preferred Mrs W z. No
ritz. 5l7 Iglehart st. 27l-42
ID SEWORK-Wanted. good girl Tor
Ii bOuseWork. Cab at 9O7 Fauquier st.
27I-72
II UsEWORk-W anted, girl for general
II homework; German preferred: must
be 1irst-class. Apply 900 seiby aT. 241
uOUS EWORK- Want a good girl for gen
Ii eral homework by Oct. 1st Address
E rs Globe. 271-72
II 0USEWORK-Wan girl for general
IL homework. 81 East Fillmore ay.,
West st. Paul. 271-72
HOUSE gYORK-Wanted. good girl for
II general Homework; good wages given;
234 south Exchange. 27l-73
SEWORK-Wanted Immediately, a
II girl for general hOuseWOrk. Gus Olive
St 271-72
NURSE GIRL-TweIve to fourteen years
~ old. for child four years old. Inquire
from 10 to l. g. n. Room T, Windsor hotel.
370-72
D ETOUCHER wanted at P. Jurgens'
Ii gallery, corner seventh and Robert SIS.
271-72
NTAlTRESS-Want a 1rstclass wait
w ress; call with references Mrs. J. T
Averil. 800 South Exchange St 2T1-72
~ ANTED = GoodIOoking. intelligent
w woman 10 sit in show window: good
wages. Apply at once at California Vine
House. Seventh and Cedar. 211
Young LADIES can find profitable en-
L plOyment at the Evening school OF Cur
tiss college, where writing spelling. arlth-
metIe. bookkeeping, typewTiting and short
hand are properly taught 264-I5
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ST. PAUL WANTS.

WANTS on this page viii be inserted under
classified headings accOrdingto the following
TART.E OF RATES.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-28
WHERE-:-WANTS
CAN BE LEFT
INSERTION IN THE GLOBE :

LYONS & TICKNOR. Druggists. 7o7 East
Third street, corner Bates.
CONGER BROS. Druggists, $40 University
Z avenue, corner Virginia
MOUNTS & SAWYER, Groeers, corner Ash
= land avenue and Dale street.
A. P. WILKES. Druggist 100 and 7e1 West
Seventh street.
BERKMAN & CO.. 422 Dakota avenue.
e. FOX. 4s2 Rice street
FRANK. 0SBURG, IFS Western avenue.
j. d. HAYES, AL West Seventh street.
T. VAN DUYNE, Druggist s2s East Seventh
street.
HIPPLER & CoLLYER. Druggist 100 East
Seventh street.
JOHN FURLONG GROCERY COMPANY,
47e jackson street.
WILKES PHARMACY, Seven Corners
NJ. D. MERRILL, Books and Stationery, 442
Broadway.
HELLER'S PHARMACY, corner Tenth and
st. Peter streets
SCHIFFMAN & LYONS. corner Third and
Maria
II. P. PETTIGREw, corner Rice and lyle
hart.
W. NJ. RICHARDSON, 76o wabasha-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-28

IN Every Case the Money Must Accom-
5any tie Order.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-28

Anew YORK MILITARY ACADEMY
~ Cornwall Ion Hudson Col. G.. j. WEIGHT
D. s., A. NJ Supt.; b. +. HYATT. Cond' OF
Cadets.
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PROFESSIoXAI..

CvUPRRtLUDUs HAIR MOLkS. ETC.
- permanently destroyed by eleetrolysis-
Mrs. Baldwin. RaGm D. Manufacturer Block
evarv afternoon 229-19
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Il - u
~ EiESla ISSTITt FE-
" 1897 Wabast1a ST.: thorough instruction
in the German and English languages; open
day and evenings: B. W. Boeniseh. princi-
pal, formerly professor Holy Cross College,
Worcester, Mass. 26I*
ct. AGATHA'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
- and Art &c East Exchange St.-Lessons
given on piano. organ. violin and guitar:
also q thorough course in drawing and paint
ing, including crayon, pastel water colors
ana decorative art work. For terms call or
address The SuperJeress *I6S
WANTED-200 girls and boys to attend
w the Night School at Curriss college,
beginning Monday evening. Sept. %; eX-
penses within the reach of all. 264-75
WANTED tenographers 10 join our
Nv speed dietatien class; for writer's OF
any system. During the month of August we
were called on to FL twenty frst-elass posi-
TONS Miss J. d. Hess School of Ston0gFT-
phv. ~ East Fourth st. 2h3 3
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PERSONAL

nYueaMsl Have you ever seen pair of
FEn1UHHL the eelebratedW. L. Douglas
50 Shoes for gentlemen and for ladies'. II
not. don't fail to call on one OF the dealers
whose names appear IN his advertisement
tomorrow.
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.

ITO LADIES AND OTHERS DEsIR-
L ing TO Employ Help-I address this to
hose who may desire to employ labor OF any
kind, and also 10 those who nav seek en-
ployment because il is a matter in which all
such have q personal interest.
have opened books for the registration,
free. Of the names and locations etc, of all
persons who may be in want ofcooks. house
girls, or any kind OF help, IL residence, Office.
Or store. Also books for the registration Of
girls, women and men desiring employment
Of any kind
This Is not an intelligence or employment
office, and. therefore. no charge is made for
he service prop3sed-my aim being 10 as
Tistthe worthy unem ployed TO good situations
where they nay earn comfortable lvings.
Persons desiring situations are cordially
invited to call ana register their names, ref
ereuces. situations desired, etc.
Ny desk IS in the business office of the St.
Paul Globe. in the Globe building. where 1
have been eouTteousIy rendered facilities for
the transaction Of this business. Yours
truly. GEORGIA RAYMOND.
st. Paul. Sept. p. 1879.
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REAE ESTATE FOR SALE.


Miscellaneous city AIst-
DARN = Wanted, Southern Minnesota
L farm OrfYaEhnt lot for a nice home give
fun description; unimproyed preferred.
25. Globe - 270-77
nor SALE OR EXCHANGE e. An
L eighty-aere farm. forty miles east of
city: good buildings and timber; cheap.
Address w. Borehsenius, Baldwin. Wis.
271-72
DOR SALE-New house. nine rooms, ST
Il 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, 3l3 Jack
son ST. $3.50
E1OR SALk-VaIuabIe lots on University
l. avenue; some are we'll calculated for
warehouse sites. having trackage facilities of
nine different railroads centering at Mime
sofa Transfer; others are in the most prom
isiug part of this, the great and only highway
between the cities. Owner will sell at first
landS without any advance OH account of
electric line now building. Address x.
Globe. 269-75
NOR sALE-Righty- feet on corner
l. Summit and Laura; price, $40 front
foot Inquire of Owner Charles Weaver.
6l9 Opera House building. Chicago. 267-274
EOR SALE cheap. if taken at once house
i and lot or Dayton ay., No. 757; nine
rooms city water, and bath; paved. See
owner at 254 East Seventh ST. 262-71
LlOR SALE-New house; lower town: all
L modern eonvenienees; hard wood. ETC.:
will sell cheap and on easy payments Bacon
IL Coleman, 3l3 jackson ST. 216*
CO0E-BELOW COST-Lot in john
cD<|~C sons subdivision. near Lake
Pbalcn. F. B. Cone, % East Third ST. 269-73
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BoARD OFFERED.

BOAagD OFFERED.
DOARD-Good rooms and board at 49,
ID Minnesotast. 21f-72
DOARD-Table board, 81. 80; board and
ID room. 81 so, for about four or six ladies
aud gentlemen reference. 6U7 Jackson st.
2z1-72
DOARD-Ficasant rooms and good table
ID Ss5Src a. de Miner, 227 East Tenth st.
27Il72
DOAKD-The Miner IS desirable for those
II wishing 4 honle-like place to board.
271-z2
DOARD-Furnished room. with beard for
u two; Prfvnte family; terms reasonable
81 Twelfth st. 27O-72
DoARD-Nieeiy furnished front aIeeye
II room with board; furnace heat and hot
bath. I5J Smith av. 27o72
BOARD and rooms for gentlemen; fEr-
ID mace beat aad bath, in new house. Call
544 Waeouta 269-76
DOARD-2ooms and heard for two gen
ID tlemen: modern eonyeHiences. Apply
before Oct. at 513 Marshall ave. 269 10
DOARD Furnished from: rooEfs ,=ith
ID board. and also day board, al $50
'MasnlngLon 81 =1s ..
DYE WORKS.
II j ROEHEX ". w. Steam Dye Terks,
i Office ZIG Robert St, Ryan block works
5l and 81 Indiana ay 2G4s
TAMISON & CO., New York steam Dye
J Works; ladies' and gents clothing
speciality. IA West Sixth st. ~222
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-28

DIANOTUN ING-Sl .50-Firs class work
T. guaranteed Samuel E. Crutehett, Capt.
"a. block, room ., corner fsnta and Nabasha
s:s citr references. @507S9
go A WEEK will bag stsB0 al VI hill
d. sey's Music stoee, - Rect Third ST.
a6s-73
CTHE BUYS an slssaDi apTtsi:t ftano at
s1leJO Whitney's - zs.e Store 81 East
Third ST. 80 a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-28

TTE4TING STOVE-Wanted. good heat-
Ii ing stove: must be cheap for cash. Adj
dress W. c., care Glone. 2|1-I2
DiGEON HOLE TABLE-Wanted to
L buy, second hard pigeon hole liable;
give price and condition. E. E. Address.
rark CITY, Mont 2lO-212
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-28

DARN = Wanted, Southern Minnesota
L farm oriYaehntlot for a nice home; give
full descriptions; unimproyed preferred. G
%. Globe. ~ 270-77
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.

Male.
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RoRsE., AND CARRIAGES.
WANTED TO BUY.

DIED EOUNGE-NaRted, folding second
ID hand bed lounge. Address 113,
Globe 27I-72
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-10
A Coldwater Man-F NJ. Locke is Happ

A Coldwater Man-F. M. Locke is Happy
Mr.. Locke stated: / bought ticket
No. AZ. 755 through Mr.. Tom Sloan,
who IL keeping books for Goodbar,
Love q Co., Memphis, Tenn. |
weighed the matter carefully, and
thought of it in all of its different
bearings and relations, before 1 ever
invested Il single dollar 10 the LoLisi-
d State Lottery. Finally. / have in
vested, from time to time, an aggre-
gate of not more than ten to twelve
dollars, / struck the lucky number n
the October drawing, and have the
money for the prize, one-twentieth Of
100000, being Sl5,p00.-Coldwater
Miss Farmer, Nov. |.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-10

Geo. Scott, well known in this COM
munity. aud at present q resident Of
Salt Lake City aud interested in the
Utah Nursery writes US from Mime
spolis where he has been on a business
trip. The Utah Nursery, is moi ss
might be SUPP osed a baby farm for the
care Of the surplus Mormon infantry,
but q business venture for the promul-
cation Of northern grown seeds.
George writes that he is prosperous
and happy but yesrns for Miles City.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-10

The Miles City syndicate who own
q group OF promising prospects In the
CookeCity mining district have recent
ly purchased remaining half OF the Ne
v1 Ia mine, the other half having been
owned by them. The purchase was
made by Messrs. z. w. Anderson and
c. l.. Merrill for the syndicate In
which they are interested. Rumor
has 1t that the advent OF Q railroad,
will make this one of the largest min
ing camps In Montana; the question Of
transportation being now the only
obstacle TO lie development.