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~ could feel the matter dropping back into
my throat, which kept mo hawking and raising
TO clear II. Ny throat became raw and intlsmed
and gaze the Il great ecdt OF path. As my trouble
slAsmed me very much. sharp pains like the
stsbo 81 L knife would tukc me In tbs chest, sheet.
Ing through under my shoulder blades. uAt
times there would DO ouch a sense Of tigntness
and depression iu my chest l would feel as II |
were Smothcrln5. AZ II every breath would DO
my last. 4,
cat would cause me great suffering Immediately
after, a sensation OF distress aud nausea at
NY stomach, Sometimes even milk would not
lie on my stomach. l could gat but lit.lS sleep.
It was always restless aid broken. What | lid
get did me no good. l would get up In the
morning feeling lauguid and miserable, more
tired than when ! went to bed. | was unable to
90 my work: l. t9und no enjoyment ! "a any:
my whole system. Ny health was totally wreck.
cd and rs l thought, beyond hope OF repair, for
! had sought relief time and agaiN, tried every.
thing. In fact had doc,ored until nay home
aud all my money was gone. but 10 no avail.
"~FInally after talking with my son, who had
been reading OF DIS Copeland IL tcll, and their
SicctEs In treating troubles similar TO nv own,
We called on these emtncnt specialists. My son
advised nc to try their treatment 90 q last 70.
Bile decided to do 10. ',s0T'-
ut was tho hest resolution I ever made"
concludes Mrs. Stimmel. "For Drs. Copeland &
Bell have cured me. My headache Is zone. The
cough and pains In my chest h.ve passed away.
The noise in my ears and dropping Ia my throat
have ceased. l cat well now and feel we'll after.
wards. / sleep well and arise in tho morning
refreshed. l do my " work now, gotucthinp !
have been unable 10 do for Ave years. In short
l am as well as ! ever was, and can do ps much
work rs | ever could. considering my age, &c
years: l am mo:e than grateful 10 these won.
derful doctors, and Will gladly verify this stn.c.
ment - any one.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RESr-A FIRST. GLASS FUR.
y ElsiIED room Rt 1905 Market Street. Priv.
llego oil bath. H 7H OClSo
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SHE GOT EVEN.

1 $40 H... . H..e --. I... r4.#..f .H--..
ArOpportunity for which sl,o Ind Waited
Years.
"Now, madam" said tho attorney fol
the defendanttoa little, wiry, black eyed,
hdgety woman who had been summoned
as a witness in a breach OF the peace
case, ''you will please give in your testi-
mony in as few words as possible. You
know the defendant
"Know who?"
"The defendant, NJ. Joshua Bags."
"Josh Bagg! I guess / do know him,
and l knowed his daddy atore him, and
I don't know nothing to the credit OF
either Of EN- and I don't think"
1--WE don't want to know what you
think, madam. Please say yes or mo-
to my question"
"Whst question"
"Do you know Mr.. Joahua Bagg?"
Don't l know i'm, though? Well, l
should smile! Yon ask Josh Bagg il
lie knows mo. Ask him il he knows
anything bout tryia' to cheat a poor
widder like me out OF n two.year-old
steer. Ask him il"
MADAM, +"
"Ask him whose land he got his cord
wood off OF last spring, and why he
hauled it in the night. Ask his wife,
Betsy Bagg, if she knows anything
about slippin' into q neighI,or's paster
lot and: milkin' three cows on the sly.
Ask"
"See here. madam"
lash Josh Bags about hat uncle OF
his that died in the penitentiary out
West. Ask him about lettin' his pore
cid mother die in the porehouse. Ask
Detsey Bagg about putting a big brick
into a lot OF butter she sold last fall"
"Madam, I tell you
"See il Josh Bagg knows anything
about feeding ten head of cattle all the
salt they would eat and then letting
them swill down all the water they
could hold just fore he driv them into
town and sold 'em. Soc what hes got
to say to that!"
THAT has nothing to do with the
case. / want you To-"
"Then there was old Azrael Bagg, own
uncle to Josh, got rid out of his native
town on a rail tween two days, and Bot
sey Bagg's own brother got ketched in a
neighbor's hen house ut midnight. Ask
JOSH"
.Nladam, what do you know about
this case?"
II don't know the first livin' thing
bout it, but I'll bet Josh Bagg is guilty,
whatever it is. The fact Is, I've owed
them Baggses q grudge for the last fifteen
year, and l got myself called up as a wit
mess on purpose to git even with 'em,
and ! feel that I've done il. Good.by."
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SOME Mormon converts who sold their
Pennsylvania farms and set out for
M%ormondom, have been converted back
and arc in the region OF their old homes
looking for come place to roost. They
have not a cent to begin life anew. The
West Virginians who are being worked
on by Mormon agents will do we'll to
look before they leap into the darkness.
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unM,n Tllin

LL'a. -.#-=t,g.N .taH
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not BIO cured by taking Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned have known F.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be.
lieye him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West : Truax, Wholesale Druggist,
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
HALLS Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Price
Zoe per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
ANtugI LHraAAg- s-HsE 800" .k+7sty.. DIZZY gt
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SOLVE Blossom" is the greatest dis
OF the age in tho medical line.
Weak, tired, dependent women who are
fast going into consumption from some
wasting diseaac, peculiar 10 their sax,
may be restored TO health II "OllvE
Blossom" is used before it is too lale,
Sold by Logan Drug Co.. @. R. Goethe,
WV. Irwin, ". L. Williams, G. Schnopi,
Q. Menkemeller, W. @. Armbright, W,
Fl. Williams and NJ. W. Heinrich; J. w,
Dar-ab, Rolslon l. Co., Martins Ferry;
Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport; G. NJ. Wy
rick, Bellaire; St. Clair Bros, Benwood
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A Model to Cory After.

H.e1-N 1tpN6IcdH. -
T. S. Howard, son Of Mr.. Thomas
Howard, Of near this place, who is now
employed in Wheeling, called Thursday
evening and in a conversation with US
he remarked that ho had yet to taste the
first drink OF anything Intoxicating and
that be neither used tobacco, tea, or
coffee. But this is not all, he says he
finds no pleasure in bad or rollicking
company OF any, sort, and is the best
specimen OF physical manhood in our
knowledge, a worthy example for young
men to emulate.
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SARAH ALrlIEA HILL TERRY has her
war paint on once moro. She has been
Shopping n lawyers face, but it is not
said that she madoany impression on 1t.
Sarah Althea is a remarkable woman,
but her variety Is not useful TO society.
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Fon some time to come South Amer.
lea will attract less attention from Brit.
ish capital, North America more. Tho
British capitalist has done a little too
much ~wlld.cating for the present. His
next ventures will be on a more stable
basis. g-
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

G1xi44 feet, North Front street. west .,ac ., s.o
60x1i3 feet, North Front street. wcst siie. i '9Nu
SOxlU feet, South York street, west side.., G0
Go1lC0 feet, Eouth Kim street, weIt side-... 200
SOx100 feet, South Elm tttett, west Slde,,,., 40
Soxlo0 feet, South Penn street, east sidc.., 900
25x1l2 feet, North Wabash st., east side, 87b
Soxl?0 feet, South Huron street, cast side, $50
42169 ieet, cor. Huron l. New Jersey sts... COO
yOflN ieet, fourteenth street, north side, 2,I0p
@xl?0 iect, Fourteenth street, north side. $50
Nx3S0 feet, CaldWells I'M
a1lo0 iect, Wilson street, sixth ward.... 200
feet, McColloch street. Eiphtn vysrI / an
feet, National d..a' 9NH
iooiaO ieet, fleainnt valley 500
=, Lo's hlu impioySu properly In Martins Ferry,O
~ acres near Elm G1oye...- ....... ..... q 900
"a acres TWO niles wcst OF Bridgeport. o.. $500
acres near Lorain, ......................... LOO
y acres adjoining St. Clai1sville, U.......... 1850
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ures, md British investments In works
Of public Improvement were to pay
handsomely.
Those works have not been paid, the
Government and its political sub
divisions have been unable to stand the
strain, and British capital has suffered
80 sadly that one Of It's prlncely mer.
chant houses has gone down and tho
whole power Of British capital, reinforc-
cd by the Bank Of Franco, has had to be
drawn on to prevent ageneral smash.up.
The lesson should not be wasted on any
American.
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Sick Headache.

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
s%tipations. 25c. per box, 5 boxes for s.,
For Gale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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Mn. THURMAN iH.a bigger man in Dem.
ocratic eyes than when he was young
enough to enjoy something, The Dem.
ocra,ic party is grea! on catching up
with dead issues.
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MARRIED.

MO- RIs-RoBRFCHT-on Monday. Novcmbc,
Il, 1890, at 1880 u m, at 81. Joseph.
Cathedral. by Rev. J. r. Sullivan, GEORGE
z. NoaEls, Of Pittsburgh, to Miss EaaA v,
EoRgECnT. Of this city. p,
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WnAr Is the objection to clean streets
in Wheeling? What real obstacle stands
in the way? Is 1t thought that %cleanli-
ness is too costly aluxury 10 DO INDUCED
;pO | -. WI, .I.."I. 4. .a
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Ho Got tho Seat.

&rtesk Smiths Netp York Weekly.
St. Petcr-Who were you?
New Spirit was the author OF the
beat school grammar Of my day.
st. Peter-Take a scat up there just
below Lindley Murray. Well, what
is it
Another Spirit-Can'tI have that seat
just above Lindley Murray?
St. Petcr-Who were you? :
Spirit was an Office boy in the
New York Sun.
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WALL street wants to see Mr.. Henry
Willard, whom It blames for being too
entirely brilliant on too small a capital.
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EVERYBODY knows Hcroiula to be a
disease Of tho blood, and Hoods Ssr-
sapa.illa is the beat remedy for all blood
iiuoaspa l- GtHaH SAND
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WHAT will Mr.. Gladstone say to Mr..
Pmnell? The Grand Old Man has stern
ideas OF morality.
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,EIFTY YEAR SIX PER CENT
REAL ESTATE,
For sale.

sor Sale
No 1868 McColloch street, sl.boo.
Mo. 1905 McColloch street,
No. 1U25 McColloch street.
No. 1920 MCColloch street.
No. ECO Market st1cet, Sl,Gto.
d TX acres OF land, six.roomed house, stable,
900 trees choice fruit. 'one.half mile west OF
lower point Of Island, $500.
Residence one milo west OF Bridgeport, Ohio.
Eight rooms, stable. Ground clio Of an acru.
Price $500. NJ
IS acres Of land on Short Creek.
No. &c Ohio street, s!,I1O.
No. leo South Penn street, $1,000.
Lots on South Penn street.
s Lots on south Front street.
Lots on North Front street.
No. lb7 Fourteenth street, 5000.
No. 2224 Chhpline street.
No. 1924 ChApline street, G2,i0O.
No. DIV Main street, 5000.
i Lot No. . Water street. 5000.
No. 1885 Chapline street, Si,201.
sl2j0ce.
No. ll25 Eoar street, $500.
No. $50 Twelfth street, S22,4oO.
z Lots on Wetzel street, s3O.
Lots on Warren street $500.
n 10. q Eoff Street, s3,EGO.
No. VI and Sc Twcnty.Bi1tl street, s1,GD,
Nos. O. and G6 Twenly.third street, eCO,
No. 23l4 Hoff street, saa,5G0.
No. $50 Eolf street, $500.
No. S6l2 Chapllne street, Sl,40o,
No. 1881 Woods street, $500,
No. 1888 Woods street, Sl.800.
Manufacturing site with Factory Building.
-Four lots on McColloch street. Jaucs Car.
ney's heirs addition. 1rN.
= Eighteen acres hillside pasture land, Eighth
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scHAsFER-on Monday, November II. 1890. at
y o'clock H., ALnsRr. sou OF Rudolph
days.
Funeral services at tho residence OF his father,
No. 400 Main street, on Wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock: Friends Of the family invited
to attend. lnterment at Mt. Wood Gene.
tery. E ~. ~
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That is the way to do it. When a
dealer tells you that the Mckinley &c!
has put up the price Of a given article,
draw a copy Of the act on him, and see
if that agrees with his statement. II
this had been done before the election,
many a 'little scheme" would have
been rknocked out'' and many a dealer
put to flight. Have your copy Of the
tariff law handy, and "let no guilty man
cscape."
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"L.t No Gnilty MINI Escape"
SAYS q correspondent Of the New Yorl

SNyH u ColFesPUnUeHV VI 1NeW lUrK
Press:
III my line OF business we use small mirrors.
The house TINT supplies us with these notified
is that on account OF the Increased duty the
price for that article would be higher. Ny
pocket thrill bill was brought into use, aud the
discovery made that tho rates were the SAINT as
before, which at once knocked out that little
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Tnr country is all right. Wall street
Is not the only street in 1t.
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; No. 26o6 Main street, sl,9oo.
No. $50 Main street. Ground a full lot, G., 800.
JAMES A.. henry,
Real Estate Agent, o.. 8. Claim Attorney. 1919
Market street. l have long experience In
prosecution OF pension claims. Soldiers, their
advantage 10 employ an attorney al home in
. nreleIenCe to one in Washington. nj ncSl
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NMANTED-A GOOD COOK AND
a ChamteImald. Inquire at ED DENNIS
HOTEL. 1olt Market street lgTHs nolse
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a. ". REECE, MARTINS FERRY,
Ne Ohio. Real estate bought and sold on
commission. Returns promptly made. Also
s sstisiaclio iIe f r}ecs ram oS,e s,y which gives perfect
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-14

md wagon coverings, flags and bunting
II every description, camp outfits. rail-
way engine cab curtains, ore sacks and
many other varieties. including stock,
machine and merchandise covers, oiled
clothing, etc.
Gas and Electric Fixtures.
TO light this great store there are
some sixty siX-fOOt spread four-arm COM
binatiOn gas and electric fixtures, and
many smaller ones of various styles and
sizes. The fancy chandelier in the
ladies' reception room and hall lanterns
in vestibules are of particularly hand
some design. Those on the main floor
are of rich and substantial appearance,
and much larger than usually made.
The contract tor this work was secured
by w. J. Freaney, dealer in gas fixtures
and sanitary plumber, IA West Third
street, and most admirably has the work
been done. The long and graceful lines
of bright, glittering fixtures form one of
the most pleasing sights of this great
mart of trade.
Mr.. FreaDey stands high in his pro-
feSslon. is practical man with years of
experience. Of sanitary plumbing he
is master, and there is no branch of
the business but what has received his
careful study. The large and growing
business of his establishment is a
hearty recommend of the high estima-
ton he is held in by the public.
Superb Showcases.
The showcases which will hold so
many articles of richness and beauty
are novelty. Ever original, Messrs.
| Field, Mailer & Co. sought and have
secured the latest and best in this as
well as other lines of fixtures. There
are some fourteen of them of uniform
| pattern, ten and twelve feet long, of rich
design and very superior workmanship.
| They are pronounced the finest in the
Northwest. W. FL. Cook, of the st. Paul
Showcase company, is the maker, and
| these are his masterpieces.
Unlike the ordinary case. they do not
rest upon the coulter, but upon the
| floor. First comes nine-inch base of
wood, above which rises thirty inches
of heavy plate glass. The top is also of
heavy plate glass twenty-five inches
wide. while the back is made up of
| slide doors lined inside with Fren CHI
mirrors. The long rows of these hand
! some cases form one of the most at
| tractive features of the store, and re-
| fleet great credit upon the maker. A
visit to the factory on East Fifth street
was indeed interesting. revealing signs
| of activity and prosperity.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

The filling of Langford park has been at a
standstill for some time, thus leaving that
portion of the park in very unsightly con-
dit1on-practically placing it out of marke.
for purchasers.
The cake festival announced for last Fri
day evening was postponed until Tuesday
evening of this week. the 10th. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. d. F. Polk, on Keston street.
Mrs. Il. s. Tuttle. who has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. H. A. Griffith. for several
weeks past has returned to her home in New
York city.
c. II. Pratt Esq.,, of the Park company, has
returned from the sea shore. His wife and
daughter will remain until November.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gilbert of Kenyon,
Mimi, were the guests last week of Mrs.
II. FL. Griffith. of Cudworth street.
W. E. Brimhall and wife. of San Die GO,
Cal. were the guests last week of Hon. j. K.
Moore. of Scudder avenue.
Mrs. H. W. Childs, of Raymond avenue,
left last week for an extended visit to rela-
tlyes in Syracuse, n. Y.
Mrs. Nj. B. Passage has reopened her kin
dergarten at the corner of Gordon avenue
and Nourse street.
Rev. j. III. Chandler returned from Massa
chusetts Friday last and will occupy his pull
pit to-day as usual
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Stephens, of Helena
Mont, were the guests of Mrs. d. F. Polk
Wednesday last.
Mrs. j. W. Anderson, of Cleveland, O., is
visiting her sister. Mrs. F. w Berry, of Ray
mond avenue.
Mrs. F. L. Williams has SO far recovered
from her recent severe accident as to be able
to be around
Mrs. J. j. Merrill left for Mason CITY. To-.
last week to spend several weeks visiting rel
atives.
Mrs. j. Fl. Southall. of Bourne avenue. en-
tertained last week Mrs. Hunt of Moorhead,
Mimi.
Abbott E. Smith is still in Massachusetts
visiting friends.
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soCIABLE COMO.

Mr.. ana Mrs. J. K. Emerson celebrated their
twentieth wedding anniversary at their home
sos Coma avenue. Saturday evening. Sept. q
About thirty couples enjoyed the hospitality
or the charming host and hostess. The din
ing room was very prettily decorated in white
bunting. evergreen and golden rod. The
presents were numerous and costly. The
young people present danced to the strains
was served at 1890. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Scheig. Duluth Mrs. j. u
Powers, Mrs. j. d. Young, son and daughter
Delano; Miss Lulu Powers, RockfordE
MIR. and Mrs. Dyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer
neapois; Mr., and Mrs. Myron. Mr.. 2. Tun
ner and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Coleman and two daughters, Mr.. Smith,
son and daughter, MIR. and Mrs, Charles EN-
erson and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Emerson. Mr.. and Mrs. La
Claire. Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Bletcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Corris, Mr.. and Mrs. Ccrris. Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. C. Mccall, Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens, Mrs.
Belcher. Messrs. Mccoy. Larkins, Denny,
Miss Lulu Wall and Miss May Reed; Mrs.
West, son and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Fletch
Baily Warrendale and Miss Keller. h
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Bletcher. Mr.. and Mrs.
Corris, Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs, A.
Belcher and Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Mccall COM
posed jolly party who attended the card
party given by Mrs. Edg erly. of Oimsted
street, Wednesday evening. o.
Como congregational Sunday school.
though but month old. NUMBERS now over
fifty members. A musical and literary en-
tertanment with stereopticon views, Is to be
given in the near future.
A fine stereopticon entertainment and
lecture was given Friday evening at the Ep-
worth chapel. The church was we'll filled,
and all thoroughly enjoyed the evenings en-
tertainment.
The ladies of the Ninth Presbyterian
church gave a watermelon social Tuesday
evening last. A general good time was had,
and the ladies Melted a neat sum.
Miss Corris returned to her home, Roches-
ter, n. Y, last Monday morning, having bee n
the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. COrris, of 1872 Top
ping street, the past week.
Mrs. Campbell returned from month S
visit to harrington among relatives on Friday,
the 18th inst.
ME- and Mrs. W. T. Olson, of Milwaukee.
are stopping this week with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
C. Mccall.
Mrs. W. B. Reed, of Como avenue. is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Clarkson, OF Toronto,
Ont.
Mrs. Small. of Milwaukee, is visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. j. X. Emerson, of Como ave.
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runs in from the Fifth street front fol-
the reception of goods. Toilet rooms
are provided for employees. A large
light and airy dining or lunch room is
also provided for the lady clerks whc
lurch at the store.
On the main floor a dark room is
fitted up near the Fifth street entrance.
for the display OF silks and evening
goods by gas and electric light
The plate glass in each of the three
fronts is the largest made in America
up to date. No parcel baskets or cash
carrier systems will disfgure the store.
Carpets, Shades, Etc.
Continuing our further investigation
the reporters special attention was
called by the head of the firm first to
the carpets. which are of body Brussels
that IN the Cloak Room being the largest
ever made i'll one piece in the West.
the Ladies' Reception Room, not as
large, but very artistic and neat Sc
lection.
The curtains for the main entrance
are as large as any in the United States
aud it was thought could not be fur
nished in this city. There are $50 feet
of skylight shades. considered the mos
difficult part of the undertaking. All
of these goods. including Carpets
Shades and Draperies. were furnished
on ten days notice, and all made spe
cially to order. by the firm of c. o. Rice
& Co., Carpet Dealers and Interior Dec
orators, 140, 142 East Sixth street.
While just starting in business, the
members of this firm have had fourteen
years practical experience in st. Paul
i in this line, and now lead in the fine
house-furnishing trade i'll the city. The,
have already taken all the large con
tracts in public work, including the
| Central Presbyterian church, Lifts
Grand Opera house. Field, Mailer
Co.'s store, the Irish-American club, ant
many residences. Also have just con
| tracted for the new opera house a
Grand Forks, n. d., against Chicago